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Fun time last night at the pub with first year PhD students and friends, but I did not shine at foosball.

Central banks are adding climate change to their mandates—monitoring financial risk or steering investments—while figuring out how to forecast its long-term economic effects. Research brief by Lars Peter Hansen (UChicago Economics) ow.ly/xFO650VFN6u

Kicking off Day 1 of our Macro Finance Research Program Frontier Topics in Macro-Finance Conference—organized by my The University of Chicago colleagues, Yueran Ma, Carolin Pflueger , and myself—with an exciting first session on Monetary Policy and Financial Markets. #macroeconomics #macrofinance #econtwitter

On the final episode of our mini-season Lars Peter Hansen (Lars Peter Hansen) joins The Internet's Friendly Mathematics Podcaster for a discussion about uncertainties in the age of climate change imsi.institute/podcast/lars-p…

We have an exciting panel session on climate with speakers Lars Peter Hansen (UChicago), Sewon Hur (FRB Dallas), Kelly Shue (Yale), and moderator Yueran Ma (Booth). Many thanks to our audience for the engaging questions. #EconTwitter

Day 2 of our Frontier Topics in Macro-Finance conference begins with a presentation by Hao Xing (BU) followed by discussant Bryan Seegmiller (Northwestern Kellogg). #EconTwitter

“Heterogenous Innovations and Growth under Imperfect Technology Spillovers” presented by Seula Kim (Penn State) and discussed by Marta Prato (Bocconi) #EconTwitter

We’re delighted to have Luigi Bocola (Stanford/NBER) and Anna Cieslak (Duke) discuss the working paper, “Bond Market Views of the Fed.” Thanks to our participants for the engaging questions! #EconTwitter

To wrap up our conference, we have Manuel Menkhoff (LMU) and Ian Dew-Becker (FRB Chicago) discussing macroeconomic tail risk expectations of firms. Many thanks to all speakers and guests for your participation! #EconTwitter

Thank you Lars Peter Hansen Carolin Pflueger Yueran Ma for the kind invitation, and Marta Prato for the great discussion at the The University of Chicago Macro Finance Research Program Frontier Topics in Macro-Finance Conference! I really enjoyed the meeting and gained many valuable insights.

Some central banks now address climate change by monitoring financial exposure or directing investments in specific sectors, aiming to anticipate and mitigate long-term climate impacts on economies. Research from Lars Peter Hansen (UChicago Economics). ow.ly/f70k50VPynR

I will join the University of Chicago (The University of Chicago) Booth School of Business (Chicago Booth) as a Predoctoral Fellow from June 2025. I will work with Professor Lars Hansen (Lars Peter Hansen) and Yueran Ma. I thank my academic supervisor Atonu Rabbani and PREDOC.org for the guidance.

Recently accepted to #REStud, "Making Decisions under Model Misspecification," from Cerreia-Vioglio, Lars Peter Hansen , Maccheroni and Marinacci: restud.com/making-decisio… #econtwitter

Call for Papers! The 26th MFS Workshop will take place on November 13–14, 2025, at the University of Chicago. Carolin Pflueger and Rohan Kekre will serve as co-organizers. More details here: bfi.uchicago.edu/events/event/c…

Excited to be co-organizing the next MacroFinanceSociety meeting in Chicago with Rohan Kekre, co-sponsored by Macro Finance Research Program. Lars Peter Hansen Submit your best papers!

While the U.S. has played a leading role in scientific advancement in recent decades, I am concerned that this leadership is now in serious jeopardy. For this reason, I have chosen to sign the Letter from NAS Members to Congress in support of continued funding for scientific

It was my privilege today to speak at the Growth Academy to an audience of scholars, many of whom are engaged in policy advice. I spoke about integrating uncertainty formally into policy assessment. The audience asked great questions and probed ways to extend the insights to a

Cora’s incredibly rough life.