Rodrigo Lovaton Davila

Rodrigo Lovaton Davila is a Researcher affiliated with the Institute for Social Research & Data Innovation at the University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Population Center. His work focuses on socioeconomic status, wealth indices, and domestic violence, contributing to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

His recent research explores wealth inequality through census microdata, affirmative action policies in public procurement, and intimate partner violence in Colombia. He is currently involved in the Integrated International Microdata Series project funded by the National Science Foundation (2024–2029), collaborating with institutions globally.

Rodrigo's publications have been cited extensively in policy and academic circles, with a PlumX score of 49 citations for his work on violence in Colombia. His research leverages large-scale datasets to address systemic inequalities and inform public policy.