• presented at the Economics Department of the University of Athens, 2023

• awarded the Sussex University  Researcher Led Initiative Fund, 2023

• presented at the CITP research seminar and at the CITP advisory board, 2023

• NEW DRAFT!
  Artificial Intelligence and Jobs: Evidence from US Commuting Zones
  with G. Gancia, A. Bonfiglioli, R. Crino

• started as a visiting lecturer at the Imperial College Business School, 2023

• awarded the BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grant, 2023-2025 

• presented at a research seminar of the Bank of Greece, 2023

• read my blog post "Economic stories beneath London pavements" on UCL's CTaLE website here, 2023

• presentation at the European Trade Study Group (ETSG), University of Surrey, 2023 -  cancelled 

• read my blog post on Discover Economics's website here, 2023

• presented at the EEA-ESEM conference at Barcelona School of Economics, 2023 

• presented at the Workshop on Macroeconomic Implications of Migration at San Francisco FED (CA), 2023 

• presentation at the Migration & Organizations Conference at Columbia University (NY), 2023 -  cancelled 

• presentation at the EALE Conference in Prague, 2023 -  cancelled

• presented at the Royal Economic Society and Scottish Economic Society Annual Conference, 2023

• presented at the CITP Inaugural Academic Conference, 2023

• presented at the Economics PhD & Early Career Researchers Conference at University of Essex, 2023

• awarded a £3K Research Culture Seed Fund by the University of Sussex, 2023

• prepared a referee report for the academic journal Research Policy, 2023

• passed my PhD viva with no revisions. Title: Technology, Work and Welfare.
  Examiners: Guy Michaels (LSE) and Xavier Mateos-Planas (QMUL)

• presented at the 15th FIW (Research Centre International Economics) Research Conference, 2023

• founded and began organizing the CITP - Reading Group, 2023

• presented at a research seminar at the CITP, 2023

• teaching Labour Economics and World Economy at the QMUL, 2022-2023

• presented at a research seminar at the QMUL, 2022

• presented at the European Winter Meeting of the Econometric Society, 2022

• presented at a PhD Research Day organized by KCL & Collège de France, 2022

Here you can find a brief overview of my RESEARCH and TEACHING pages:

Publications       

• Robots, Offshoring, and Welfare, [Paper]      
  with G. Gancia, A. Bonfiglioli, R. Crino                                                  
  “Robots and AI: a New Economic Era”, 2022                   
  (eds. Lili Yan Ing and Gene M. Grossman), Oxon and New York: Routledge         

Working Papers

• Technical Change from the Top: The Role of Director Nationality  in Importing Robots, 2022

• The Labour Lock-in Effect of Automation: Evidence from Patents in Local US Labour Markets

• The  Geography of Routine-Biased Technical Change: Wages and  Labor demand Shifts

Work in Progress

• Artificial Intelligence and Jobs: Evidence from US Commuting Zones
  with A. Bonfiglioli, G. Gancia, and R. Crino

•  . . .

Prior to the PhD

• Deciphering the Corporate Saving Glut, 2017 - M.Sc. theses

• Τα υγειονομικά cluster ως τρόπος επέκτασης των Σ.Δ.Ι.Τ., 2015
  with  N. Prodromidis
  -  2nd prize award in the 21st contest of Economia Group

Contribution Acknowledgements

• Importing Inequality: Migration, Mobility, and the Top 1 percent, 2020
  Authors: A. Advani, F. Koenig, L. Pessina and A. Summers

• Lessons from the implementation and evaluation
  of the Greater London Authority “Grow with AI” programme, 2021
  Authors: A. Valero, C. Riom and J. Oliveira-Cunha

• Covid Furloughs and Employment in the UK
  Authors: T. Lee, P. Cesana

Lectures
Imperial College Business School

•  Strategy and Economics for Innovation, 2024

Queen Mary University of London

•  Labour Economics - UG level, 2022

•  Mathematics and Statistics – Pre-sessional, PG level, 2019

Tutorials
Queen Mary University of London

• Macro for Policy – PG level, 2021-2022

• World Economy – UG level, 2020-2022

• Labour Economics – UG level, 2020 and 2022 Principal Tutor, 2020-2023

• Intermediate Macroeconomics – UG level, 2019 Principal Tutor, 2018-2019

London School of Economics and Political Science

• Microeconomic Principles 1 – UG level, Lecturer: Prof. Tim Besley, 2021