I am a PhD student at the Department of Economic History at the London School of Economics. I am on the job market this year. My research interests include long-run growth, human capital formation, knowledge transmission, and natural language processing.
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An empirical investigation of how knowledge transmission between teachers and students shaped the direction of research at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge during the Scientific Revolution
What shaped the mobility of British scientists during the time of the Industrial Revolution?
(with Erik Hornung and Francesco Cinnirella) Economic societies emerged during the late eighteenth-century. We argue that these institutions reduced the costs of accessing useful knowledge by adopting, producing, and diffusing new ideas.
Short CV
PhD candidate
London School of Economics
Thesis title: On the Shoulders of Science - Early Science as a Driver of Innovation During the Early Industrial Revolution
Supervisors: Prof. Max-Stephan Schulze and Dr. Jeremiah Dittmar
Visiting scholar
Northwestern University
Visiting scholar at the Department of Economics, hosted by Prof. Joel Mokyr
MSc Economic History (Research)
London School of Economics
BA Philosophy & Economics
University Bayreuth
Skills
Python
Data analysis, natural language processing
R
Data analysis, simulations, regression analysis
Stata
Regression analysis
ArcGIS
Spatial analysis
Contact
- j.koschnick@lse.ac.uk
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