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Home | News | New Research Fellow: Hande Karabiyik
News | September 14, 2020

New Research Fellow: Hande Karabiyik

Hande Karabiyik has become a research fellow. She is an Associate Professor at the Econometrics and Data Science Department of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.

New Research Fellow: Hande Karabiyik

Hande received a PhD in Econometrics from Maastricht University, in 2015. Her main research interests include developing methods for estimation and inference of panel data models. Currently, she is working on projects that involve applications of panel data econometrics to estimate relations between climate and economic variables. She has published in academic journals, such as Journal of Econometrics and Journal of Applied Econometrics.