Gracias, Leire! 🤗 un abrazo fuerte!

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Thank you, Ramina! 😊

Iván!!! 😊 muchas gracias!

This paper grew out of my postdoc in the EQUALOPP Project (@unil.bsky.social) and the LIVES Centre, where I learned a lot. Now it’s on to a new chapter: I’m starting as an Assistant Professor in the Social Sciences Department at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid 🎉

We show that England’s 1944 Education Act weakened the link between the polygenic index for educational attainment and adult socioeconomic outcomes, consistent with an increase in equality of opportunity (but with no comparable decline in the role of parental SES).

Congrats, very well deserved! 💫

enhorabuena, la mejor! 🫶

thank you, glad you like it! 😊

Thank you, Per! Nothing beats the thrill of a fresh citation drop... ☺️

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Also…

⏳ The effects grow the longer mothers stay in those jobs.
📊 Children from high-SES families benefit more than those from low-SES families.

⚙️ Evidence from NLSY79-CYA + O*NET, using (asymmetric) fixed effects models & inverse probability weighting.

💫 💫 so well deserved!