C.E.L.S.S Grants to Graduate Students

Teresa Esteban, Duarte Goncalves, Zhihan Cui, Justin Canfill, Oliver McClellan, Julia Rubio, Anja Kilibarda, Erik Lin-Greenberg, and Theo Milonopoulos received the CELSS grants for graduate students.

May 31, 2019

The following students have received CELSS Grants to support their experimental projects.

Teresa Estaban and Duarte Goncalves (Economics) - "Belief Formation in Games: An Experiment"

Zhihan Cui (SIPA) - "Detecting Correlation Neglect and Cursedness in Social Learning"

Justin Canfill (Political Science) - "Governing the Uncommons: Understanding Law Amid Technological Change"

Anja Kilibarda (Political Science) - "Ideological Conflict and Attitudes Toward Immigrants in the United States"

Oliver McClellan (Political Science) - "Asymmetrical Treatment Effects in Policy Persuasion Experiments"

Julia Rubio (Political Science) - "Who is the Boss? Gender, Issue Ownership and Participation in the United States of America"

Theo Milonopoulos and Erik Lin-Greenberg (Political Science) - "Assessing the Effects of Commercial Intelligence on Public Confidence in Foreign Policy"

Congratulations and all the best for your experiments!