Add post about Pablo joining as scientific advisor

Author: Sylvain Corlay

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+# Welcoming Pablo Winant as Scientific Advisor at QuantStack
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+<img src="/img/blogposts/full-size-images/Pablo-Advisor.png" alt="Pablo Winant (right) and Sylvain Corlay (left)"/>
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+We are thrilled to welcome Pablo Winant to QuantStack as a Scientific Advisor. Pablo joins us part-time while on a sabbatical year from his roles as a Professor at ESCP Business School and École Polytechnique.
+Pablo’s career sits at the intersection of macroeconomic research and the open-source software that makes it computable. He brings a unique pedigree to the tech world: alongside his academic roles, his career spans policy and research institutions, including time at the Bank of England, the IMF, and CEPII.
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+## Bridging Economics and Core Infrastructure
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+In the computational economics community, Pablo is known for building tools that solve dynamic models faster and more efficiently. He is the author of modeling languages like Dolo and Dyno, and is deeply involved in the wider macroeconomic modeling ecosystem, with contributions to projects like [Dynare](https://www.dynare.org/), [QuantEcon](https://quantecon.org/), and [Econ ARK](https://econ-ark.org/).
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+These modeling frameworks rely on complex compilation modes to efficiently solve high-dimensional problems. At QuantStack, Pablo will work alongside our experts to explore new ways to push the architecture of these computational tools forward.
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+## Bringing Economic Models to the Browser
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+Pablo’s vision aligns perfectly with our mission at QuantStack: democratizing access to powerful computational tools. Drawing from his experience teaching macroeconomics, he aims to bridge the gap between classroom concepts and research-grade simulations. Together, we will develop interactive learning experiences that allow students and researchers to run real economic models directly in the browser, without the friction of local installations.
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+By combining Pablo's modeling expertise with our ecosystem around Jupyter, WebAssembly, and deployment platforms like [notebook.link](https://notebook.link), we aim to make advanced economic modeling accessible, scalable, and open. Together, we hope to democratize access to powerful computational economics tools for students and researchers alike.
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+## Join Us in Welcoming Pablo
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+We are excited to support Pablo’s work at the frontier of open-source scientific computing and economic modeling. His contributions will help strengthen the connection between academic research and scalable technology infrastructure, unlocking new possibilities for the global economics community.
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+Please join us in welcoming Pablo to the team! You can follow his work and insights at [mosphere.fr](https://www.mosphere.fr)
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+        title: "Welcoming Pablo Winant as Scientific Advisor at QuantStack",
+        image: "/img/blogposts/resized-images/Pablo-Advisor.png",
+        summary: "We are thrilled to welcome Pablo Winant to QuantStack as a Scientific Advisor. Pablo joins us part-time while on a sabbatical year from his roles as a Professor at ESCP Business School and École Polytechnique.",
+        date: "2026-09-04",
+        authors: "Sylvain Corlay",
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