Another year has passed and now its time to discuss what happened in this cycle, along with future projects.
Year 2023 passed by very quickly, and I’m grateful for everything I’ve learned and experienced. Here are the highlights from my work.
Highlights of 2023 and 2022 Academic Papers I co-authored a single academic papers during this period:
What is the sustainable withdraw rate for Brazil? However, many papers are ready (or almost ready) for submission. I expect that 2024 will be a year with many publications.
Books I revised book Analyzing Financial and Economic Data with R for its second edition.
Every end of year I write about what happened during the yearly cycle and what’s to come.
This year was very special and impactful for me. I learned a lot about myself, about what I do and why. Here are the highlights.
Highlights of 2022 and 2021 Academic Papers I published and co-authored several academic papers during this period:
What drives the release of material facts for Brazilian stocks? The Academic Inbreeding Controversy: Analysis and Evidence from Brazil Board gender diversity: performance and risk of Brazilian firms O Impacto da Titulação Acadêmica de Conselheiros e Diretores sobre a Performance de Empresas Negociadas na B3 Books The first edition of book Visualização de Dados com o R was published in October 2022.
In the 18th of march 2021 I’ll complete exactly ten years since finishing my PhD and taking a professorship position at UFRGS, south of Brazil. In this post I’ll write about what I learned during this period and, hopefully, help other academics that are just starting out.
This post is the summary of a talk I had with a former PhD student. I’m fully aware that academic work can be very different across countries and institutions. I don’t claim to have all the answers to all the problems. But, these are a couple of advice that would certainly help me in my starting years.
Wow, what a long year! The pandemic affected everyone, changing the way we live and relate to one another. This was a year full of lessons and we must be thankful and be able to appreciate life even more. Events such as these show how little our “problems” are when put into perspective.
I’m lucky that, despite the lockdown, I was able to work from home this year. Lets have a look at the highlights.
Highlights of 2020 Academic Papers This year I published and co-authored two academic papers: