D. T. Pele
Daniel Traian Pele

PhD students

Doctoral supervision at the Bucharest University of Economic Studies.

Doctoral supervision

PhD students

Doctoral School of Cybernetics and Economic Statistics, Bucharest University of Economic Studies. PhD supervisor since 2019.

Diana-Ioana Micu

Diana-Ioana Micu

2026– Ongoing

Thesis: AI tools for financial markets: anomaly detection and crisis prevention

Andrei-Theodor Ginavar

Andrei-Theodor Ginavar

2024– Ongoing

Thesis: Application of large language models in the forecast of digital asset returns

Joint PhD (cotutelle), with Prof. Daniela-Ioana Manea

Joint papers (5)
Rahul Tak

Rahul Tak

2024– Ongoing

Thesis: Deep learning algorithms for industry-ready automated trading systems

Joint PhD (cotutelle), with Prof. Adrian Costea; MSCA Digital Finance

Joint papers (6)
Siang-Li (David) Jheng

Siang-Li (David) Jheng

2024– Ongoing

Thesis: Early-warning systems for preventing the deterioration of the performance of financial and economic entities

Joint PhD (cotutelle), with Prof. Adrian Costea; MSCA Digital Finance

Joint papers (5)
Alexandru-Victor Andrei

Alexandru-Victor Andrei

2023– Ongoing

Thesis: Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI): applications in economics

Joint papers (8)
Ștefan Găman

Ștefan Găman

2023– Ongoing

Thesis: Risk models for digital assets

Joint papers (7)
Alexandru-Adrian Cramer

Alexandru-Adrian Cramer

2022– Ongoing

Thesis: Applying deep learning and big data techniques in financial instruments trading

Joint papers (5)
Saad Obaid Jameel Al-Masoodi

Saad Obaid Jameel Al-Masoodi

2022– Ongoing

Thesis: Statistical methods for financial markets forecasting

Ioana-Alexandra Conda

Ioana-Alexandra Conda

2021– Ongoing

Thesis: Statistical models for capital markets

Joint papers (8)

PhD topics offered

Prospective students are welcome to get in touch about these topics:

  1. LLMs in economics
  2. Risk models for digital assets
  3. Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI): applications in economics
  4. Predictability of financial crises in the digital era
  5. Transparent versus black-box decision-support models in the financial industry