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Home | News | MPhil student Eva Janssens presented at the 11th Annual SoFiE Conference 2018
News | June 22, 2018

MPhil student Eva Janssens presented at the 11th Annual SoFiE Conference 2018

MPhil student Eva Janssens had the opportunity to present her paper  ‘An Epidemiological Model of Economic Crisis Spread Across Sectors in the United States', co-authored with fellow Robin L. Lumsdaine (Erasmus University Rotterdam) and PhD student Sebastiaan Vermeulen (Erasmus University Rotterdam) at the 11th Annual SoFiE Conference 2018 in Lugano, Switzerland.

‘For a student who has not yet begun her PhD to have a paper accepted onto the main program of a conference of this caliber is a remarkable achievement […]’ says Lumsdaine. Beginning this fall, Janssens will begin a PhD at University of Amsterdam.

Read more on the website of Erasmus School of Economics.