About me

My name is Corentin Lobet.

I’m currently a Ph.D. candidate in economics.

I’d describe myself as an injustice-averse data science nerd.

I’m also quite fascinated by emergent behaviours in complex systems.

Thus expect my research to deal with social justice, statistical modelling, and complex systems.

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You can read through my curriculum below,
download my CV here,
or freely explore the left panel

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Current Position	PhD Student — Sant’Anna Pisa, Italy Institute of Economics and L’EMBEDS

Prior Education	Master in Data Science for Economics and Business — Strasbourg University Professional Certificate in Data Science — HarvardX Bachelor in Quantitative Economics — Strasbourg University

Peer-reviewed publications

Llerena, Lobet, Lorentz (2025)
Two halves don’t make a whole: instability and idleness emerging from the co-evolution of the production and innovation processes
Review of Evolutionary Political Economy
arXiv - Springer - blog

Preprints

Lobet, Chiaromonte
Aligned explanations in neural networks
arXiv - github - blog