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Wessel Vermeulen

📢 #Internship opportunity at the #OECD Trento Centre - Spatial Productivity lab

Start date: September-October 2025
Length: at least 3 months

Apply if you have advanced quantitative skills, like to code in #R #rstats and/or #Stata and are interested to do quantitative work for policy focused projects and research on #regional #productivity, and regional economic transformations. #economy

🚨 Deadline for applications is 20 July 2025

More details: linkedin.com/posts/wessel-verm

www.linkedin.com📢 Internship opportunity at the #OECD Trento Centre - Spatial Productivity lab | Wessel Vermeulen📢 Internship opportunity at the #OECD Trento Centre - Spatial Productivity lab Start date: September-October 2025 Length: at least 3 months Apply if you have advanced quantitative skills, like to code in #R and/or #Stata and are interested to do quantitative work for policy focused projects and research on #regional #productivity, and regional economic transformations. Most of our previous interns were doing a PhD in (applied) economics, but we're open for people with similar skills doing their Master or in an a different field, e.g. data science, sociology, or public policy. The internship comes with a monetary support for living expenses, independent of whether the work takes places full-time or part-time at our Trento Centre. See the attached document for details, eligibility requirements and application process. 🚨 Deadline for applications is 20 July 2025 cc. Carlo Menon, Zuzana Zavarska, Alessandra Proto, Katerina Ciampi Stancova, PhD, Cem Özgüzel, Lukas Kleine-Rueschkamp, Lars Ludolph, Alexander Lembcke,
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My new book, Multilevel Thinking, is now published in Electronic version by Oxford University Press: academic.oup.com/book/60530. I try to provide a tutorial for applied researchers, and to bring "down to earth" some of the more advanced ideas about multilevel modeling that I see in the methodological literature, but rarely see in applied work. I argue that multilevel modeling is a principled way to explore human variation and commonality. #Stata #rstats #julialang

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