Refining pandemic strategies for schools: Multiscale modeling of their societal & public health impact [RE-PASS]
Schools are hotspots for transmission of newly emerging respiratory pathogens and are among the primary targets for pandemic measures. The decision on school interventions, such as closures, has been contentious due to their threat to children’s...
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BRIDGE - Building Resilient Individuals through Effective Gradual Educational Transitions
BRIDGE is an impact-driven project that aims to build resilient individuals through effective educational transition by formulating robust policy recommendations on education and training policies, the efficient use of public resources and the sup...
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Longitudinal Educational Achievements: Reducing iNequalities (LEARN)
The LEARN (Longitudinal Educational Achievements: Reducing Inequalities) project adopts a longitudinal approach to shed light on patterns of inequality. By examining short-, medium-, and long-term trends, LEARN aims to support educational policyma...
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HBO graduates with a migration background take longer to find work but earn more on average
New ROA report
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Davey Poulissen
Davey Poulissen works as a Statistical Researcher at the Centre of Expertise for Globalisation at Statistics Netherlands (CBS) in Heerlen. This department studies and describes economic phenomena with a clear international dimension. The statistics produced and the research carried out by this department facilitate the social debate and policy-making at both the national and supranational level.
Davey focuses on the international trade in services. Due to increasing globalisation and the increasing role of services in international trade, there is a growing demand for in-depth information on the international trade in services. In the coming years, several research and innovation projects will be carried out to meet this growing demand for statistics on the international trade in services.
Besides his work for Statistics Netherlands (CBS), Davey is a PhD candidate at the School of Business and Economics at Maastricht University.
José Victor Cremonesi Giarola
José Victor Cremonesi Giarola is a PhD candidate at the Research Centre for Education and the Labour Market (ROA) at Maastricht University, Netherlands. He received a Bachelor in Economics from Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil, and his Master degree in Development Economics from Unversité Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, France. His current research focuses on the diverse costs faced by individuals when commuting to work across borders.
For more information: https://sites.google.com/view/josevictorcgiarola/home
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