I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at Tilburg University. My supervisors are Martin Salm and Jan Boone. My research investigates the effects of public policies on the healthcare system and health outcomes.
I will join the health economics group at ZEW, Mannheim, as a post-doctoral researcher starting in fall 2021.
I am affiliated with the Health Economics & Management Knowledge Center at Nova School of Business and Economics, Lisbon.
Together with Christoph Kronenberg, I organize V-MESS, a virtual seminar on the economics of mental health. Click here for all the details.
MRes Economics, 2017
Tilburg University, The Netherlands
MSc Economics, 2012
Nova School of Business and Economics, Portugal
BSc Economics, 2010
Nova School of Business and Economics, Portugal
A full version of my CV is available here.
EuHEA Seminar Series, virtual (Mar 2021)
Royal Economic Society Conference, virtual (Apr 2021)
Stockholm School of Economics (Apr 2021)
Pittsburgh Health Economics Seminar (May 2021)
Workshop “The Causes and Consequences of Inequality”, U Mannheim (Jun 2021)
Conference of the American Society of Health Economists (Jun 2021)
Spring Meeting of Young Economists 2021 (Jun 2021)
Tilburg University
Fall 2019 and fall 2020: Teaching assistant for Statistics & Data Management 2 (BSc course) and a grader for Statistics (Pre-MSc course).
Fall 2017 and fall 2018: Teaching assistant for Data-Analysis (BSc course) and Statistics (Pre-MSc course).
School of Public Health, Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Fall 2014: Teaching assistant for Health Economics (MSc course for the Healthcare Management, Hospital Management, and Public Health programs).