I am an Assistant Professor at Universidad de Sevilla (Department of Applied Economics I) and a researcher at Loyola Behavioral Lab. My research interests lie primarily in behavioral and experimental economics, using lab and field experiments to understand human behavior.

I obtained a Ph.D. in Behavioral Economics from Universidad Loyola Andalucía.

Previously, I was the Director of the Impact Evaluation Unit at the Buenos Aires City Government, where I worked with experimental and observational data, including randomized controlled trials, to test how we can design policies more effectively and increase their impact on society.. 

I am also the Data Editor for the Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics.

Contact information: dajorrat@gmail.com

You can find my CV here