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Home > Research Visiting Scholars Our Visiting Scholars are a valuable component of the research effort at the New York Fed, strengthening the links between staff economists and their peers at universities. Scholars may visit the Bank on an ongoing basis for one day a week(typically Fridays) or for one-time periods of a week, semester or year.   2008 2007 2006 2005  2004  2003    PART-TIME VISITORS   Franklin Allen  University of Pennsylvania Fridays in 2004-05 Joseph Altonji  Yale University Fridays in 2005-06 Patrick Bayer  Duke University Fridays in 2005-06 Luis Cabral  NYU Fridays in 2004-05 Stephen Cecchetti  Brandeis University Fridays in 2005 Diego Comin  New York University Four days per week in 2004-05 Douglas Gale  New York University Fridays in 2005-08 Joel Houston  University of Florida One week in 2005 Nobuhiro Kiyotaki  Princeton Univesity Fridays in 2005-08 John Leahy  New York University Fridays in 2005-08 Christopher Mayer   Columbia University Fridays in 2004-05 Frederic Mishkin   Columbia University Fridays in 2005-06 Toshihiko Mukoyama   Concordia University Two days in 2005 Alexei Onatski   Columbia University Five days per week in 2005 Monika Piazzesi   University of Chicago Fridays in 2004-05 Thomas Sargent   New York University Fridays in 2005-08 Jiang Wang   Massachusetts Institute of Technology Fridays in 2005-06 Ross Watts   University of Rochester One week in 2005 Michael Woodford   Columbia University Fridays in 2005-08 Stephen Zeldes   Columbia University Fridays in 2005-08   OCCASIONAL VISITORS   Bruno Biais  Toulouse University One week in 2005 J. Bradford Jensen  Institute for International Economics One week in 2005 Charles M. Kahn   University of Illinois One week in 2005 Robert Marquez   University of Maryland One week in 2005

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