About me
I’m a doctoral student and assistant at the University of Basel within the Department of Public Economics. My research focuses on the effect of climate policy on firms behavior.
I also enjoy working with my colleagues from ETH Zürich in the Law, Economics and Data Science group. More precisely, we study how language matters for politicians and the media.
- Public Economics
- Political Economy
- Text as Data
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Auditor training in NLP and ML, 2020-21
ETH Zürich
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Master of Science in Economics, 2019
University of Lausanne (HEC)
Research
Work in progress
- Neural metaphor detection from political speeches
Working papers
Policy publications
- Slany A., Chérel-Robson M., Picard L. (2020), Illicit financial flows and sustainable development: Panel-data evidence for Africa. Background paper for the Economic Development in Africa Report 2020, UNCTAD.
Teaching assistance
Seminars in Public and Environmental Economics
Spring 2022 - University of Basel
Bachelor: Course catalog page
Master: Course catalog page
Economics of Public Policy
Fall 2021 - University of Basel
Course catalog page – ADAM page – Interactive public goods game
Big Data for Public Policy
Spring 2021 - ETH Zürich
Contact
Office
University of Basel
Faculty of Business and Economics
Peter Merian-Weg 6, office 4.40
4002 Basel, Switzerland