Forum Young Researchers

If you want to present an idea, please write an email to: ipp-mainz [at] uni-mainz.de

The ideas crunch takes place via from 12 to 1 pm, either via MS Teams or in-person (room 00-337 old Rewi building). This will be announced prior to the talk.

 

Summer Semester 2024

Thursday, 02.05.2024: Katharina Hartinger

Topic: TBA

Thursday, 16.05.2024: TBA

Topic: TBA

Thursday, 30.05.2024: TBA

Topic: TBA

Thursday, 13.06.2024: TBA

Topic: TBA

Thursday, 27.06.2024: Nico Sonntag

Topic: TBA

Thursday, 11.07.2024: TBA

Topic: TBA

Thursday, 25.07.2024: TBA

Topic: TBA

 

 

Winter Semester 2023/24

Thursday, 09.11.2023: Maria Krempl and Isabell Zipperle

Topic: Future Thinking and Climate Change

Thursday, 16.11.2023: Katharina Hartinger

Topic: Economic Effects of Dynastic Dynamics in Families

Thursday, 30.11.2023: TBA

Topic: TBA

Thursday, 14.12.2023: TBA

Topic: TBA

Thursday, 11.01.2024: Marie Schlosser und Dave Balzer

Topic: Cultural participation and cultural preferences: Decomposing genetic and environmental contributions using German twin data

Thursday, 25.01.2024: Jana Niedringhaus

Topic: Identity and Beliefs in Western Democracies: A Comparative Study

Thursday, 08.02.2024: Timo Münz

Topic: "Advanced Parental Age - Does the age of a father at birth affect his daughter's reproductive ligespan?"

 

 

Summer Semester 2023

 

Wednesday, 19.04.2023: Johannes Carow

Topic: "Female directors, busyness and firm performance - The role of director style"

Wednesday, 03.05.2023: Niklas Witzig

Topic: Cognitive Imprecision and Altruistic Preferences

Wednesday, 10.05.2023: Sandra Markgraf (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena)

Topic: "Investigation of Performance Measurement and Incentive Schemes for Chief Physicians in German Hospitals and Their Effects on the Quality of Care”

Wednesday, 17.05.2023: Jana-Verena Gerhart

Topic: "Sounds of Emotion. Eliciting Positive, Negative or Mixed Emotional Impulses with Experimental Stimuli Based on Controlled Musical Composition”

Wednesday, 31.05.2023: Katharina Hartinger

Topic: Play Stupid Games, Win Stupid Prizes? Casino-Based Evidence on Exploration Strategies and Curiosity in a High Complexity Game

Wednesday, 14.06.2023: Wanda Schleder

Topic: Heterogeneous Skill Investment in Childhood and Later Life Outcomes

Wednesday, 05.07.2023: Lea Voigt

Topic: The Role of Social Norms on Socially Responsible Investment

Wednesday, 19.07.2023: Jana Niedringhaus und Lion Merten

Topic: "When perception shapes reality: Effects of perceived income inequality and social mobility on affective polarization"

 

Winter Semester 2022/23

 

Wednesday, 02.11.2022 : TBA

Topic: TBA

Wednesday, 16.11.2022: Katharina Hartinger

Topic: „Individualism, Creativity, and Innovation“

Wednesday, 30.11.2022: Erik Sarrazin

Topic: "Nutrition and Productivity in Adolescents"

Wednesday, 14.12.2022: TBA

Topic: TBA

Wednesday, 11.01.2023: TBA

Topic: TBA

Wednesday, 25.01.2023: TBA

Topic: TBA

Wednesday, 08.02.2023: TBA

Topic: TBA

 

Summer Semester 2022

 

Wednesday, 27.04.2022 : TBA

Topic: TBA

Wednesday, 11.05. 2022: Fabian Braun

Topic: Experimental evidence on socially responsible investments - The role of preferences and information

Wednesday, 25.05.2022: Mattia Cerrato, Marius Köppel, Alesia Vallenas and Niklas Witzig

Topic: Trust in Fair Algorithms

Wednesday, 15.06.2022: Paul Witte

Topic: The role of prenatal advice for the maternal fasting decision during Ramadan: A cross-sectional study based on the Mainz Survey Study on Ramadan during Pregnancy

Wednesday, 22.06.2022: TBA

Topic: TBA

Wednesday, 06.07.2022: TBA

Topic: TBA

Wednesday, 20.07.2022: TBA

Topic: TBA

Winter Semester 2021

 

Wednesday, 27.10.2021 : TBA

Topic: TBA

Wednesday, 10.11.2021: Katharina Hartinger (Katholische Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt)

Topic: Individualism, Human Capital Formation, and Labor Market Success

Thursday, 25.11.2021: Fiona Kazarovytska

Topic: Representation of History: A Political Psychology Perspective

Thursday, 09.12.2021: Nurit Viesel-Nordmeyer (Centre de Recherche en Neurosciences de Lyon)

Topic: Working memory, language and maths skills – Evidence on interrelations

Wednesday, 15.12.2021: Nina Gruzdov

Topic: Accelerating or Enabling? The Role of Venture Capitalist in the Innovation Lifecycle.

Wednesday, 19.01.2022: Corinna Birner (University of Würzburg) Fällt aus

Topic: Gender Stereotypes and Occupational Choices (fällt aus)

Thursday, 27.01.2022: Nora Heinzelmann (FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg)

Topic: Discussion may boost confidence and extremism

Wednesday, 02.02.2022: Fabienne Pradella and Timo Münz

Topic: Exposure to cold temperatures at conception & over the life cycle and its impact on obesity and diabetes

Wednesday, 16.02.2022: Isabell Zipperle and Vivien Voigt

Topic: Peer effects in ICT skills

 

 

Past

 

Summer Semester 2021


 

26.05.2021 : TBA

Topic: TBA

10.06.2021: Friederike Molitor

Topic: Outsourcing Domestic Work - Empirical Evidence from a Factorial Survey Experiment

23.06.2021: Nina Gruzdov

Topic: How Financial Crises benefit Society – Effects of banking regulation on Brain Drain

30.06.2021: Vivien Voigt and Tiago Pereira

Topic: Does pressure accelerate aggressive behavior? An analysis of behavioral patterns in the German Bundesliga

14.07.2021: TBA

Topic: TBA

21.07.2021 TBA

Topic: TBA

Winter Semester 2020/21


 

04.11.2020: Marc Diederichs

Topic: Bias in Peer Review – What can we learn from Editor Rotations?

18.11.2020: TBD

Topic: TBD

02.12.2020: TBD

Topic: TBD

16.12.2020: TBD

Topic: TBD

06.01.2021: TBD

Topic: TBD

13.01.2021: Johannes Carow and Niklas Witzig

Topic: Risk Taking in Chess - Evidence from a Neural Network

20.01.2021: TBD

Topic: TBD

03.02.2021: TBD

Topic: TBD

17.02.2021: TBD

Topic: TBD

Winter Semester 2019/20


20.11.2019: Markus Eyting

Topic: Thinking about Organ Donation

27.11.2019: Tim Klausmann and Markus Eyting

Topic: Tools for decisions beyond the coin flip

18.12.2019: Evgeniya Chabanova

Topic: Do narratives matter for economic decision making?

08.01.2020: Johannes Carow

Topic: The effect of women on supervisory boards on the employees' gender wage gap

15.01.2020: Alexander Dzionara

Topic: Let's talk about it - Endogenous institution formation with communication in public goods games

29.01.2020: Fabian Braun

Topic: Using Behavioral Traits and Financial Literacy to Understand Financial Distress

12.02.2020: Nina Gruzdov

Topic: The Importance of Patenting for VC Funding – An Empirical Approach for European Firms

 

Summer Semester 2019


19.06.2019: TBD

Topic: TBD

05.06.2019: Karina Keller

Topic: Field Experiment in Uganda: Nudge or Ban Plastics?

15.05.2019: TBD

Topic: TBD

08.05.2019: Tim Klausmann

Topic: Feedback Heterogeneity and Feedback Persistence

03.07.2019: Mario Scharfbillig

Topic: IPP Förderguidelines

17.07.2019: TBD

Topic: TBD

 

Winter Semester 2018/19

24.10.2018: Giannis Lois

Topic: Everybody is doing it: Creating social norms of unfairness (NORFAIR)

07.11.2018: Markus Eyting

Topic: Psychological consequences of scarcity

21.11.2018: Tim Klausmann

Topic: Motivating to learn with optimized difficulty distributions

05.12.2018: Julia Ortner

Topic: Reliance on algorithm support for decision making in strategic games – an experimental approach

19.12.2018: Laura Schmidt

Topic: Does a lack of infrastructure cause overpricing? An empirical evaluation based on a novel approach to measure infrastructure quality

13.03.2019: Jan Krause

Topic: Hyperopic Loss Aversion

Summer Semester 2018


02.05.2018: Tim Klausmann

Topic: What is adaptive learning? – Design of a field experiment

13.06.2018: Prof. Dr. Tim Süß

Topic: Vorstellung einer App zur Lösung von Fragestellungen in einer interaktiven Interaktionsumgebung mit Chat-Applikation. Besprechung der Anwendungsoptionen für andere Fachbereiche.

27.06.2018: TBD.

Topic: TBD

04.07.2018: Mirjam Reutter.

Topic: The Morning After: Prescription-Free Access to Emergency Contraceptive Pills

11.07.2018: Alexander Dzionara.

Topic: Bribe and Punishment

Winter Semester 2017/18


18.10.2017: Rita Motzigkeit (Universität Passau) - in RW6.
29.11.2017: Nora Grote in 04-401 im GFG (4. Stock).

Topic: Instruction Intensity and Student Health: Evidence from a German High School Reform using KiGGS data

13.12.2017: Julia Ortner

Topic: Strukturierte Erkennung asymptomatischer Leberzirrhose (SEAL) – Ein Entwurf zur Kostenanalyse und gesundheitsökonomischen Evaluation

24.01.2018: Kafeel Sarwar (University of Heidelberg)

Topic: A subnational analysis of poverty and inequality convergence: evidence from Pakistan

07.02.2018: Diego Cortes Huber

Topic: The Impact of the European Refugee Crisis on the Attitudes towards Migration

May 3rd-4th 2018 - 1st SOEPcampus @ JGU Mainz

The Chair of Applied Statistics and Econometrics is pleased to announce
the following workshop: 1st SOEPcampus @ Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz: Introduction to the German Socio-economic Panel Study

The one-and-a-half day workshop offers a well-grounded and practically oriented introduction into this sophisticated data source. Participants will be introduced to the content of the study, its data-structure, sample selection, and weighting strategy. Registration is limited to 25 persons and the allocation takes place on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please register via Email (sekretariat.schank@uni-mainz.de) until February 26, 2018. For more information, click here.


May 29th-30th 2018 - oTree Beginner Workshop with Filipp Chapkovski in Hamburg in cooperation with the Universität Hamburg

By courtesy of the Universität Hamburg you can participate in the oTree Beginner Workshop in Hamburg. In this two-day workshop, Filipp Chapkovski form the University of Zurich is giving lectures and hands-on programming advice in the new experimental software oTree. The workshop includes a general introduction to oTree, programming lectures, tips for running live online experiments on Amazon Mechanical Turk and an outlook on future developments within oTree. For more information, click here. If you are interested, please contact Leonie Gerhards (Leonie.Gerhards [at] wiso.uni-hamburg.de).

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June 4th-5th 2018 - oTree Advanced Workshop with Filipp Chapkovski in Mainz in cooperation with the Universität Hamburg

After the oTree Beginner Workshop in Hamburg, Philipp Chapkosvki will give another two days advanced insights into oTree in Mainz.
If you are interest, please contact ipp-mainz [at] uni-mainz.de. The application deadline is the 27.05.2018.

26.04.2017: Ideas Lunch

Ideas Lunch Meeting.

10.05.2017: Laborbesichtigung

Topic: Laborbesichtigung

24.05.2017: Valentin Wagner (Heinrich Heine Universität Düsseldorf)

Topic: Self-Selection into Educational Field Experiments

07.06.2017: Design Crunch

Topic: Design Crunch - Open Design Questions by all participants.


April 3rd-4th 2017 - oTree Workshop with Filipp Chapkovski

In a two-day workshop, Filipp Chapkovski form the University of Zurich was giving lectures and hands-on programming advice in the new experimental software oTree. The workshop included a general introduction to oTree, programming lectures, tips for running live online experiments on Amazon Mechanical Turk and an outlook on future developments within oTree. The participants had a diverse background, coming from departments of Economics, Business Administration, Informatics and Psychology.

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February 1st 2017 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "The Role of Labor Missallocation for Income Differences across Countries" by Jan Trenczek. Location: "Softwarelabor" (“Altes ReWi”, Room 01-115).


January 18th 2017 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: Impact of Online Language Courses for Refugees by Nora Grote, Tim Klausmann and Mario Scharfbillig. Location: "Softwarelabor" (“Altes ReWi”, Room 01-115).


December 21th 2016 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "The estimation game - belief elicitation on binary and continuous outcomes" by Markus Eyting. Location: "Softwarelabor" (“Altes ReWi”, Room 01-115).


December 7th 2016 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "On the use of GESIS panel data for political and economic research" by Nils Steiner. Location: 04-401 in the Georg Forster-Gebäude (GFG).


November 23th 2016 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: Organizational Meeting by Mario Scharfbillig. Location: "Softwarelabor" (“Altes ReWi”, Room 01-115).


October 26th 2016 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "Retirement Effect on Health" by Birgit Leimer. Location: "Softwarelabor" (“Altes ReWi”, Room 01-115).


November 9th 2016 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Ideas Lunch, Meeting between the "ReWi's" at 12 pm.


August 3rd 2016 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "Editorial vs. Content- and Profile-based Recommendations in Video-on-Demand Services" by Nils Herm-Stapelberg. Location: "Softwarelabor" (“Altes ReWi”, Room 01-115).


July 13th 2016 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: “Strategic Interaction and Perspective-Taking in Children – a Lab-in-the-Field Study” by Henning Müller. Location: "Softwarelabor" (“Altes ReWi”, Room 01-115).


June 15th 2016 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "The effect of tobacco taxes on smoking behavior of pregnant women and on birth outcomes – a fixed-effects approach using cross-statevariation in tobacco excise taxes in the United State of America" by Sonja Settele. Location: "Softwarelabor" (“Altes ReWi”, Room 01-115).


June 29th 2016 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "Did the 1918 Influenza Pandemic cause long-term economic consequences - A systematic analysis of 117 IPUMS International data sets" by Juditha Wojcik. Location: "Softwarelabor" (“Altes ReWi”, Room 01-115).


April 22th & 29th, May 13th & 20th 2016: R-Workshop offered by Dr. Daniel Wollschläger from the Institute for Medical Statistics, Epidemiology and Informatics at the University Medical Center Mainz

Dr. Wollschläger is an expert in the statistical computing and graphics program R and has written user handbooks on its functionality such as, “R kompakt: Der schnelle Einstieg in die Datenanalyse” and “Grundlagen der Datenanalyse mit R”. The workshop provided an introduction to R, descriptive methods, various prediction methods, simulations and its application in scientific papers.The workshop was intended for doctoral and post-doctoral students and was held in German. It took place in four sessions: 22.04., 29.04., 13.05., 20.05 from 2:00-5:00 pm in HS V respectively.

Please RSVP to ipp-mainz@uni-mainz.de by 15.04.2016.

The syllabus is available here.


March 23th 2016 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "Gender differences in behavior, the case of professional volleyball players.", by Nora Grote and Viktor Bozhinov. The talk will take place in the "Softwarelabor" (“Altes ReWi”, Room 01-115).

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March 7th-8th 2016 - 10 am to 5 pm: Mainzer Workshop zu Methoden der sozialwissenschaftlichen Datenerhebung im Labor

Prof. Dr. Gerald Eisenkopf will give a two day workshop on experimental research methods in Mainz.

csm_eisenkopf8378-1_5c50baf69bThe course is primarily for doctoral and post-doctoral students and will cover the topics of programming with zTree, experimental implementation and hints on how to deal with experiment participants.

The deadline for registration for the course is the 21.02.2016. Please register by sending a mail with your name and affiliation to ipp-mainz@uni-mainz.de.

 


March 9th 2016 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch replaced by Prof. Chris Muris's Lecture

Chris Muris from the Simon Fraser University has been invited by Konstantin Wacker tochrissmall give a talk on

"How homogeneous is the FDI-growth relationship? A cluster estimation approach to parameter heterogeneity."

Chris Muris is an Assistant Professor at Simon Fraser University, Vancouver. His work has been published, inter alia, in Econometric Theory and the Journal of the American Statistical Association.

The talk will take place in the "Softwarelabor" (“Altes ReWi”, Room 01-115).


February 10th 2016 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "Effekte von Ramadan während der Schwangerschaft“ by Birgit Leimer and Fabienne Pradella.


February 11th - 12th 2016 - 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 pm: Workshop on Improving "Soft" Skills

John Carlis from the University of Minnesota offers a workshop consisting of two parts:

  1. Writing (and Coaching) a One-Draft Thesis/Proposal/Paper
  2. Giving a Good Talk, a Necessary Skill

Participation is free of charge for PhD students and postdocs of IPP. Please register by Februar 4th by email to: ipp-mainz@uni-mainz.de.

Find more information here: Content of the Workshop, Preparation for the Workshop


January 27th 2016 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

We will have an ideas lunch. We will meet between the ReWi buildings and go to have lunch together.


January 13th 2016 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "The impact of central bank financial independence on monetary policy“ by Bernd Bartels.


December 16th 2015 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "Growth-enhancing Structural Change and Barriers to Labor Mobility“ by Jan Trenczek.

 


December 2nd 2015 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "The effect of events on panel attrition. An application to the measurement of the impact of risk aversion on regional mobility“ by Alexander Mosthaf.

 


November 18th 2015 - 12:00-1:30 pm: Ideas Crunch replaced by Prof. Dr. Florian Rupp's Lecture

Topic: Prof. Dr. Florian Rupp from the German University of Technology in Oman has been invited by Dr. Martin A. Leroch to give a talk on the topic "Towards Modeling & Simulating Changes in Societies". The talk will be given in HS VII (00 424 Container).

 

June 24th 2015 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "Field Experiment in Conflict Research in Kenia“ by Martin Leroch.

 


July 8th 2015 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: tbd. If your are interested please e-mail ipp-mainz@uni-mainz.de

 

June 10th 2015 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "Economic Voting and the Length of Incumbency“ by Nils Steiner.

 


Mai 27th 2015 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "Fundamental Determinantes of Culture and Institutions: Experimental Evidence“ by Sonja Settele and Baptiste Massenot.

 


Mai 13th 2015 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "E-Learning in schools - How does tranparency influence lerning and motivation?“ by Martin Huschens and Henning Müller.

 


Volleyball

April 29th 2015 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "Timeouts in Volleyball: The effects of interruptions on performance“ by Nora Grote and Viktor Bozhinov.

 


April 15th 2015 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Get-together with lunch at Central Mensa. Meeting point between the ReWi-buildings.

 


March 11th 2015 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "Corruption Between Firms: An Experimental Approach“ by Felix Schmidt.

 


February 25th 2015 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "Praxistipps zur Umsetzung von Feldstudien“ by Henning Müller.

 


February 4th 2015 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "Promotions, Payment Gap and Social Preferences towards third parties.“ by Mario Scharfbillig.

 


January 21th 2015 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "The Influence of the Political System on the Media" by Martin Leroch.

 


December 10th 2014 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

Topic: "TED Talks - Inspiration on Interdisciplinary Research”

 


November 26th 2014 - 12:00-1:00 pm: Ideas Crunch

We will meet for the second Ideas Crunch this semester. The topic will be: "Marktliberalisierung im deutschen Fernbusmarkt. Potential für die Untersuchung von Markteintrittsentscheidungen und Netzwerkanalysen", held by Viktor Bozhinov. You can still hand in ideas for the next sessions if you want to discuss (ipp-mainz[at]uni-mainz.de).

 


November 12th 2014 - 12:00-1:00 pm: First Ideas Crunch

From now on PhD-students and Post-docs will meet in bi-weekly lunch sessions to discuss and combine research ideas. In the first session Mario Scharfbillig gave a talk on the cooperation perspectives of the Forum Young Researchers and on “How to develop valuable research ideas”.

 


April 24th 2014: First Young Researcher Meeting

In order to discuss suitable ways for a regular Young Researcher Forum the IPP invited PhDs and Postdocs to a first meeting.

A common brainstorming revealed that expectations of such a forum vary strongly. However, a new format was developed which combines different aspects of interdisciplinary exchange, networking, and discussing research. We will keep you updated about further steps and we will soon publish more information.
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New research ideas often grow in interdisciplinary environments where every scientific discipline is able to express certain problems from their point of view. Therefore the IPP is currently working on a new format regarding the exchange of ideas between young researchers.
The first meeting of the group will take place on April 24th at 4pm in the "Old ReWi" building, second floor room 111.

At this get-together we would like to discuss concepts for a future “Young Researchers Forum”. One of the goals of the research unit IPP is - among others - to bring together researchers and fresh ideas from different research disciplines. This forum shall be a regular opportunity for interdisciplinary exchange.

We would be happy to see many of you next Thursday.