Daniel Seussler

About me

I am a researcher developing statistical methods for health equity and environment–health research. My primary interests include measurement error models, underreporting, and missing data as they arise in administrative and other non-representative data sources.

Previously, I was based in Pakistan and Ethiopia working for the Center for Evaluation and Development, a research consulting firm specialising in quantitative impact evaluations and mixed-methods analyses across social protection, poverty reduction, and education.

Work experience

• Data Analyst, Center for Evaluation and Development, 2023–2025
• Research Assistant, Geschwister Scholl Institute of Political Science, University of Munich, 2021-2022
• Internship, United Nations Development Programme, 2022
• Internship, Deloitte, 2019

Education

• PhD in Statistics, Trinity College Dublin, 2025-present
• MSc in Statistics in Economic and Social Sciences, University of Munich, 2023
• BSc in Mathematics, Minor in Economics, University of Munich, 2019
• Visiting Student, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, 2017

Publications

Gather, Johanna, Martin Prowse, and Daniel Seussler. 2025. "Pathways towards Just Transitions in the Global South." Energy Research & Social Science 127: 104293. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.erss.2025.104293.

Mehrl, Marius, Daniel Seussler, and Paul W. Thurner. 2025. "Sharing Rivals, Sending Weapons: Rivalry and Cooperation in the International Arms Trade, 1920–1939." The Review of International Organizations 20 (1): 59–85. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11558-023-09501-8.

Mehrl, Marius, Daniel Seussler, and Paul W. Thurner. 2024. "Money First? Strategic and Economic Interests in the International Arms Trade Network, 1920–1936." Global Networks 24 (4): e12482. https://doi.org/10.1111/glob.12482.