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Sembenelli Day

14 February 2025 @ 10:15 - 16:30

 

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Date:
14 February 2025
Time:
10:15 - 16:30
Event Category:
Academic Events

Sembenelli Day

Celebrating the life and work of Alessandro Sembenelli

Venue: Collegio Carlo Alberto, Piazza Arbarello 8, Torino


Event organized by Collegio Carlo Alberto and ESOMAS Dept., University of Turin, dedicated to the memory of Alessandro Sembenelli.

Program

10.15 | Coffee and registration

10.35 | Welcome
Giorgio Barba Navaretti (Collegio Carlo Alberto)
Francesco Devicienti (Esomas UniTo)

Selection of Alessandro’s Co-Authors

10.45 -11.15 | TITLE TBA
Presenter: Fabio Schiantarelli (Boston College)

11.15-11.45 | TITLE TBA
Presenter: Marco Da Rin (Tilburg University)

11.45-12.15 | TITLE TBA
Presenter: Luigi Pascali (LUISS, Rome)

12.15 -13.45 | Lunch

13.45 -14.30 | Memories of Alessandro

Selection of Alessandro’s Students

14.30 -15.00 | TITLE TBA
Presenter: Luigi Bocola (Stanford University)

15.00 -15.30 | TITLE TBA
Presenter: Marina Di Giacomo (University of Turin)

16.30 | Closing


Alessandro Sembenelli (1960–2023)

A renowned economist, Alessandro dedicated his life to advancing the fields of applied microeconometrics and industrial organization. He obtained his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of East Anglia, UK, after completing his undergraduate studies at the University of Torino, Italy.
As a full professor at the University of Torino, he inspired countless students while contributing to economic research through his extensive publications, collaborative projects, and roles in institutions such as Collegio Carlo Alberto and CERIS-CNR. His work, often funded by prestigious bodies like the European Commission and the World Bank, tackled issues ranging from firm productivity to venture capital’s role in innovation.
Alessandro’s legacy also includes active service to the academic community through roles in organizations like the Italian Econometric Association (SIDE) and editorial contributions to influential economic journals. His profound impact on the field and dedication to mentorship will be remembered by colleagues and students alike.