Johan de Jong

Dr. Johan de Jong is a Research Fellow at the Erasmus School of Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam, specializing in Applied Economics. His work focuses on financial stability, banking systems, and experimental economics, with notable contributions to understanding bank runs and futures market dynamics. He also has a background in physics, with prior research on ultrafast magnetization and optical phenomena.

Research interests include financial market stability, commodity pricing, behavioral economics, and experimental methods. His physics-related work explores laser dynamics, spintronics, and quantum optics. While no formal educational details are provided here, his publications indicate interdisciplinary expertise bridging economics and physical sciences.

Recent publications emphasize banking coordination and futures market impacts, while earlier work (pre-2012) delves into laser-material interactions and quantum entanglement. No awards or grants are listed, though his academic contributions span multiple disciplines. He currently holds no documented advising roles.