
Mentors

Astha Wagle
Alma Mater: University of Oxford
Expertise: Environmental Economics, Business, Decarbonization
Currently is a PhD Candidate in Economics at the University of Oxford.
She completed her graduate degree in Environmental Economics at the London School of Economics and has previously worked for the Smith School of Entrepreneurship.
She completed her bachelor's degree and a diploma in advanced studies and research from Ashoka University.
She has also held the role of a Staff Research Associate at the Confederation of Nepalese Industries where she conducted research on Nepal's trade and investment environments.

Pradhyumna Wagle
Alma Mater: Cornell University | Cornell Health Policy Center
Expertise: Data Science, Healthcare, Public Policy
He has completed his masters in applied Economics at Cornell University.
Previously a student at Howard University where he completed his Bachelors degree in Economics with a Summa Cum Laude honors from Rampo College in New Jersey.
pUBLISHED WORK
How it works
Phase 1 | (Months 1-2) | 8-10 hours
You will work with your mentor to narrow down a topic of interest and identify the right resources to read and understand. Once you are ready, they will also help you identify suitable calls for papers in journals and conferences aligned with your background and goals. Your mentor will also help you identify a suitable methodology to pursue your research.
Phase 2 | (Months 2-4) | 8-10 hours
Use this time to conduct surveys, literature reviews, or experiments, and begin drafting your research paper under your mentor’s guidance. You may also spend some sessions learning the data tools best suited to your project. Your mentor is only a booking away whenever you need support.
Phase 3 | (Months 4 onwards) | 8-10 hours
Present a final draft of your paper to your mentor for approval before submission. When revision requests arrive from the journal, work with your mentor to address them—or use your remaining hours to begin your next paper.
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