In accordance with the regulations:

During the public exhibition period the consultation of the doctoral thesis can be requested under the following conditions:

  • The consultation will be carried out under conditions that ensure its originality and confidentiality.
  • Only people with a doctoral degree may access it.
  • To request the consultation, please send an email to [email protected] during the public exhibition period.
  • Access to the thesis consultation will be limited to the agreed schedule and the availability of the Service and will take place at the Postgraduate and Doctoral Studies Service (SPD), office 40.269.

The public exhibition period lasts 7 working days and starts on the day after the official date of deposit.
You can consult the regulations at the following links:

Christmas closure from December 24 to January 6: If the public exhibition period falls within these dates, you may request an appointment and we will contact you from January 7 onwards.

PIA LOUISA ENNUSCHAT
(PhD in Economics, Finance and Management)

  • Title of the Doctoral thesis: Essays in Game Theory
  • Supervised by: Dr Antonio Penta
  • Public exhibition period: from June 5th to June 15th, 2026

ZOUHAIR EL HAIRAN YOUSOFI
(PhD in Political and Social Sciences)

  • Title of the Doctoral thesis: Young Entrepreneurs of Moroccan Migrant Descent in Catalonia: A transnational mixed embeddedness perspective
  • Supervised by: Dr Camil Ungureanu and Dr Berta Güell Torrent
  • Public exhibition period: from June 5th to June 15th, 2026

MAR COLL PLANELL
(PhD in Political and Social Sciences)

  • Title of the Doctoral thesis: Everyday Experiences of Climate Change: An Embodied, Intersectional, and Situated Approach with Climate Relief Maps
  • Supervised by: Dr Maria Rodó de Zárate
  • Public exhibition period: from June 5th to June 15th, 2026

NICOLA TOMMASO G. BICCHI
(PhD in Political and Social Sciences)

  • Title of the Doctoral thesis: The European Parliament after the Lisbon Treaty: internal negotiations, external bargaining and legislative power
  • Supervised by: Dr Francisco Javier Arregui Moreno
  • Public exhibition period: from June 5th to June 15th, 2026

MARTIN ADRIAN WIEGAND
(PhD in Economics, Finance and Management)

  • Title of the Doctoral thesis: Essays in Labor Economics
  • Supervised by: Dr David Krisztian Nagy and Dr Albrecht Ekkehard Christian Glitz
  • Public exhibition period: from June 5th to June 15th, 2026

MATÉO HENRY CHARLES LOUIS MAHAUT
(PhD in Translation and Language Science)

  • Title of the Doctoral thesis: Exploring the convergence of representations in deep visual networks
  • Supervised by: Dr Marco Baroni
  • Public exhibition period: from June 3th to June 11th, 2026

SHAHAL AZIZ KHOSO
(PhD in Political and Social Sciences)

  • Title of the Doctoral thesis: Postcolonial Federalism: Institutional Legacies, Ethnic Politics, and Fiscal Justice
  • Supervised by: Dr Marc Sanjaume i Calvet
  • Public exhibition period: from June 3th to June 11th, 2026

ROBERT WOJCIECHOWSKI
(PhD in Economics, Finance and Management)

  • Title of the Doctoral thesis: Essays in Macroeconometrics and Firm Dynamics
  • Supervised by: Dr Christian Timothy Brownlees and Dr Andrea Caggese
  • Public exhibition period: from June 2th to June 10th, 2026

ALEJANDRO RABANO SUAREZ
(PhD in Economics, Finance and Management)

  • Title of the Doctoral thesis: Challenges and Opportunities for Firms in the 21st Century: Big Data and Climate Change
  • Supervised by: Dr Edouard Schaal and Dr Isaac Baley Gaytan
  • Public exhibition period: from June 2th to June 10th, 2026

FATIMAH SAADI
(PhD in Political and Social Sciences)

  • Title of the Doctoral thesis: Women’s Political Representation in Post-Conflict Countries: The Genderedness of Sectarianism
  • Supervised by: Dr Tania Verge Mestre
  • Public exhibition period: from May 29th to June 8th, 2026

ALIA AHMED MORSI MOUSTAFA
(PhD in Information and Communication Technologies)

  • Title of the Doctoral thesis: Computational Analysis of Piano Practice: Towards Modeling Practice Mistakes and Repetitions for Understanding Learning Behaviours
  • Supervised by: Dr Francesc Xavier Serra Casals
  • Public exhibition period: from May 28th to June 5th, 2026

MERITXELL RIERA I MARÍN
(PhD in Information and Communication Technologies)

  • Title of the Doctoral thesis: Learning from Many Eyes: Uncertainty-Aware and Calibrated AI for Trustworthy Pancreatic Cancer Analysis in Clinical Contexts
  • Supervised by: Dr Adrian Galdran Cabello, Dr Miguel Angel Gonzalez Ballester and Dr Javier Garcia Lopez
  • Public exhibition period: from May 28th to June 5th, 2026