Conferences and Workshops:

Organizer:

• NCBEE Stavanger, 2025

• ESA European Meeting Helsinki, 2024

• HeiKaMaXY, 2016-2020

• ESA European Meeting Heidelberg, 2015

Presenter:
ESA World Meeting Beijing 2025, SUSTech BEEW 2025, LEE Benicasim 2025, Norwegian Economist Meeting Trondheim 2024, ESA European Meeting Helsinki 2024, IMEBESS Riga 2024, Finnish Economic Society Lahti 2024, NCBEE Lund 2023, Experimental Finance Sofia 2023, Finnish Economic Society Espoo 2023, WU Vienna 2022, ISEBF Nankai 2022, ESA Bologna 2022, FUR Ghent 2022, BUE-EBEL Cairo 2022, Cooperation Colloquia 2021, ASFEE Dijon 2021, CAL Milan 2020, LEG Tel Aviv 2019, EALE Milan 2018, Conference on Game Theory Stony Brook 2018, ESA World Meeting Berlin 2018, PCBS Prague 2018, RTG Mannheim 2017, HeiKaMaX 2017, GTM St. Petersburg 2017, ESA World Meeting San Diego 2017

Grants:

• Hanken  Foundation 271-6250 (2022-2023)

• Field of Focus 4 (2019)

• German Research Foundation DFG OE 198/5-1 (2015-2018)

Editorial Services:

• Experimental Economics

• Games and Economic Behavior

• Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization

• Southern Economic Journal

• Theory and Decision

Technical Skills:

• Python, C++

• LaTeX

• Stata

• zTree, oTree

A Dictionary of useful Research Phrases:

• "It has long been known...": I didn't look up the original reference.

• "A definite trend is evident...": This data is practically meaningless.

• "While it has not been possible to provide definite answers to these questions...": An unsuccessful experiment, but there is still hope to get it published.

• "It is hoped that this study will stimulate further investigation in this field": This is a lousy paper but so are the others on this miserable topic.

• "Three of the samples were chosen for a detailed study": The results of the others did not make any sense.

• "Typical results are shown": The best results are shown.

• "These results will be shown in a subsequent report": I might get around to this if I'm pushed.

• "The most reliable results are those obtained by Jones": Jones was my PhD supervisor.

• "It is believed...": I think...

• "It is generally believed...": A couple of other guys think so, too.

• "We strongly believe...": My advisor believes...

• "Correct within an order of magnitude": Wrong.

• "Thanks are due to Ann Miller for assistance with the experiment and to Bob Brown for valuable discussions": Ann did the work and Bob explained to me what it meant.

• "The solution exists and is unique": I couldn't find it.

• "A formal demonstration of this result is beyond the scope of this paper": I don't know how to do it.

• "It is clear that much additional work will be required before a complete understanding of the phenomenon occurs": I don't understand it.

(This dictionary was originally published by an unknown individual in the coffee room of the Hanken School of Economics in Helsinki)