Robert (Robbie) Dulin
I am a fourth-year PhD student in economics at Princeton University and a Graduate Fellow at the Research Program in Development Economics (RPDE). My research examines how new ideas and technologies spread and take root in low-income countries. Most of my work focuses on agriculture and education in East Africa.
How Mechanistic Explanations Reshape Learning and Behavior: Evidence from a Fertilizer Choice Experiment in Eastern Uganda presented at BREAD Stanford by Anirudh Sankar
Awarded Small Grant from the Princeton Data-Driven Social Sciences Initiative for project Adoption and Impacts of a Digital Information Technology: Evidence from Digital Agriculture in Uganda
Awarded Pilot Grant from The Weiss Fund for project Adoption and Impacts of a Digital Information Technology: Evidence from Digital Agriculture in Uganda
Baseline data collection underway for project Towards a Culture of Learning at Scale through Teacher Professional Development in Uganda