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  • Personnel news

    Anja Bahr joined the SOEP as project coordinator

    Anja Bahr joined the SOEP in January, 2016, as a project coordinator. She will be providing organizational and administrative support for ongoing projects carried out in the SOEP with external funding. Anja Bahr is an administrative economist and worked previously in project administration in the Leibniz Institute for Plant Biochemistry in Halle (Saale) and most recently at the Berlin University of ...

    04.01.2016
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    Diana Schacht joined the SOEP team in January, 2016

    On January 4, Diana Schacht will join the SOEP team as a research associate in the field of empirical migration and integration research. Diana holds a Diplom degree as a social scientist and is currently completing her doctoral thesis on “Social networks of migrants and their children” at the University of Bamberg.

    01.01.2016
  • Report

    Carolin Stolpe received three honors for her outstanding work as a FAMS trainee in the SOEP

    Carolin Stolpe recently received three honors for her outstanding work as a FAMS trainee in the SOEP. She received the Leibniz Award for Apprentices at the Annual Meeting of the Leibniz Association on November 26, 2015, by Stephan Weil, Minister-President of Lower Saxony and the President of the Leibniz Association, Matthias Kleiner. As the second-place winner of this award, Carolin will receive a ...

    28.12.2015
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    Jürgen Schupp and Gert G. Wagner appointed as members of the research group “Genetic and Social Causes of Life Chances”

    Jürgen Schupp and Gert G. Wagner were appointed as members of the research group “Genetic and Social Causes of Life Chances” at the Center for Interdisciplinary Research (ZiF) at the University of Bielefeld (2015 and 2016). Jürgen Schupp will spend a month-long research stay at the Center in Bielefeld in March 2016.

    28.12.2015
  • Personnel news

    Jürgen Schupp appointed to the Rat für Kulturelle Bildung

    Jürgen Schupp was appointed to the Rat für Kulturelle Bildung (Council for Cultural Education) as an expert for the year 2016. The Rat für Kulturelle Bildung is an independent advisory board that analyzes the situation and quality of cultural education in Germany and makes recommendations based on exposés and studies for policy makers, researchers, and practical applications. ...

    28.12.2015
  • Interview

    SOEP People: Five questions to Matthias Pollmann-Schult

    Matthias Pollmann-Schult has been a grant holder in the DFG’s Heisenberg Programme at the Social Science Research Center, Berlin, since 2012. He was a student research assistant with the SOEP from 1997 to 2000. He is one of the few male sociologists doing research on fathers using the SOEP data. We talked to him about his findings on the new generation of “involved fathers,” on whether ...

    28.12.2015
  • Report

    Deadlines for ESPE 30 and SOEP 2016 approaching!

    As reported in SOEPnewsletter 109, two international conferences organized by the SOEP team will be taking place in Berlin in Summer 2016. Don’t miss the deadlines to submit your papers: ESPE 30, June 15-18, 2015: deadline for submissions is February 1, 2016.More information at http://www.espe2016.de SOEP 2016, June 22-23, 2016: deadline for submissions is February 29, 2016. More information ...

    28.12.2015
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    International cooperation Data news from Ohio State University

    New faces at the CNEF projectWe are pleased to introduce two new members of the OSU team. Laura Fumagalli (PhD economics University of Essex) is on temporary “loan” from the Institute for Social and Economic Research (ISER) at the University of Essex. At ISER Laura helps to impute missing data in Understanding Society. She brings a wealth of experience and knowledge. While at OSU, Laura ...

    28.12.2015
  • Report

    2015 SOEP-Core questionnaires online

    The following topical modules were part of the SOEP-Core survey last year: Control beliefs and reciprocity Friends networks Joint income At the household level: household energy use Last year’s SOEP survey was also the first to include detailed questions about the minimum wage. To give you an idea what data to expect in fall 2016, we have published the questionnaires on our website together ...

    28.12.2015
  • Report

    SOEP-IS Release 2013 update

    An update of the recent SOEP-IS data distribution 2013 is available (DOI: 10.5684/soep.is.2013.2). What’s new? Household and person weights are now included for 2013 in data sets hhrf and phrf. What’s changed? Variables on unemployment, partnership status, and nationality (plb0021, pld0132, pld0133 plj0014, plj0025, plk0001) in dataset p now include information on new respondents ...

    28.12.2015
  • Report

    SOEPnewsletter 110 published

    We are happy to announce the publication of our current SOEPnewsletter 110, January 2016. We have some interesting news about our plans regarding an IAB-BAMF-SOEP Refugee Sample (see 'A note on ...' and a report about a workshop) an update of the SOEP-IS Release 2013 an update of the Cross-national Equivalent File (CNEF) data and new faces at the CNEF project the current composition of ...

    23.12.2015
  • Report

    GC Winter Workshop 2015

    The 2015 GC Winter Workshop was hosted by DIW Berlin on December 10th and 11th. Five alumni and four PhD candidates presented their research, receiving valuable feedback. Topics ranged from environmental economics to public finance and macroeconomics, with discussions – sometimes heated – from GC students. Serving as an opportunity students and alumni to meet in order to discuss research ...

    23.12.2015
  • Personnel news

    Nicolas Ziebarth receives the “Regionalisierte Versorgungsforschung” Science Award

    DIW GC almunus Nicolas Ziebarth was awarded the 2015 “Regionalisierte Versorgungsforschung” Science Award, together with co-author Peter Eibich. Their paper, “Examining the structure of spatial health effects in Germany using Hierarchical Bayes Models,” received the 5,000€ prize. The investigation of Peter Eibich and Nicolas Ziebarth addresses the modeling and estimation ...

    17.12.2015
  • Press Release

    Domestic demand driving German economy

    DIW Berlin’s economic forecast: GDP growth will remain stable over the next two years – domestic economy benefiting from favorable labor market situation and expenditure on asylum seekers – public sector has surpluses, but margins are tightening The German economy is expected to continue in its upward growth over the next two years: According to the latest economic forecasts from ...

    17.12.2015
  • Interview

    "Germany Economy Growing at Slightly Above-Average Rate": Eight Questions to Simon Junker

    Mr. Junker, what kind of growth figures are you expecting for the German economy? The growth of the German economy will be slightly above average over the next few quarters. But this is also connected with special factors like higher consumption due to, among other things, the increasing number of refugees. The German economy is expected to grow by about 1.7 percent this year, and will be somewhat ...

    16.12.2015
  • Report

    Deadline for SOEP-IS 2016 expiring soon

    We would like to remind you of the possibilities of the SOEP Innovation Sample (SOEP-IS) and encourage you to consider using this instrument in developing new empirical research questions to use the SOEP Innovation Sample for your innovative research projects. Please contact SOEP Survey Management (soepsurveymanagement@diw.de) as soon as possible, to present your proposal. If the project is determined ...

    09.12.2015
  • Personnel news

    Christoph Große Steffen has sucessfully defended his dissertation

    Christoph Große Steffen sucessfully defended his dissertation on December 3rd at FU Berlin. Prof. Dr. Gerd G. Wagner and Prof. Dr. Helmut Lütkepohl congratulate him on his success!

    04.12.2015
  • Personnel news

    Sören Radde has sucessfully defended his dissertation

    Sören Radde sucessfully defended his dissertation on November 27th at TU Berlin. Prof. Dr. Gerd G. Wagner and Prof. Dr. Helmut Lütkepohl congratulate him on his success!

    02.12.2015
  • Personnel news

    Veronika Bertram-Hümmer has sucessfully defended her dissertation

    Veronika Bertram-Hümmer sucessfully defended her dissertation on November 25th at Leibniz University of Hannover. Prof. Dr. Gerd G. Wagner and Prof. Dr. Helmut Lütkepohl congratulate her on her success!

    02.12.2015
  • Press Release

    German construction industry booming despite decline in energy-efficient refurbishment

    DIW Berlin’s construction volume calculations: construction industry remains a key pillar of the German economy—need for action in energy-efficient refurbishment and in accommodating refugees The construction industry remains a key pillar of the German economy: buildings worth a total of around 338 billion euros will have been constructed or modernized in Germany by the end of this year—2.7 ...

    02.12.2015
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