UPCOMING DATES & EVENTS
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17.04.2018 Guest Lecture Donald Rubin, 16:00 - 18:00, F21/01.35
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18.04.2018 Internal Lunch Break 12:00-13:30, FG1/00.06
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18.04.2018 Monthly Colloquium (cancelled)
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19.04.2018 Guest Lecture Gordey Yastrebov, 14:30, FMA/00.07 (w. coll.)
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25.04.2018 Executive Committee Meeting
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26.04.2018 Meet & Greet with the new Management Team
starting at 11:15
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16.05.2018 Executive Committee Meeting
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23.05.2018 Monthly Colloquium with Richard Lau
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23.05.2018 Lecture series on Political Psychology
till 26.05.2018
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13.06.2018 Workshop "Populist Attitudes in Comparative Perspective"
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EVENT
GUEST LECTURE DONALD RUBIN
Rerandomization in Randomized Experiments
17th of April, Donald Rubin will be returning to the Graduate School to hold a guest lecture on:
"Rerandomization in Randomized Experiments"
Rubin is professor of Statistics at Harvard University. His research interests are causal inference in experiments and observational studies, inference in sample surveys with nonresponse and in missing data problems, application of Bayesian and empirical Bayesian techniques and developing and applying statistical models to data in a variety of scientific disciplines.
For an interview with him on 'Freedom of Thought' visit our website
FEATURE
NOW _RESEARCH TALKS
THE GRADUATE SCHOOL'S ONLINE MAGAZINE
With the new online magazine we want to create a source of inspiration on how careers can be shaped and research projects can be brought to life. Leveraging vocational biographies of respected researchers and personalities as well as those of recent graduates, the articles and interviews focus on the researcher behind the project. Read up on exiting background stories and leaf through interviews, essays, graduation talks and insights into research projects.
RESEARCH PROJECT
IQ-APP
When Knowledge Becomes Research
Our member Diana Klose has co-developed an app in the framework of her doctoral thesis. The IQ-App tests users in three areas: IQ, general knowledge and personality. She aims use the anonymously collected data to gain insight into what adults' knowledge is made up of. In an interview, Diana explains the (thought-) process of creating an app, how technology plays a significant role in her scientific research and gives us a preview of preliminary results.
UPCOMING EVENT
LECTURE SERIES ON POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY
Explaining Political Behaviour and Identity: Macro- and Micro-Level Perspectives
To tackle the broad and important core questions that underlie the concepts of political participation and representation, the lecture series is designed to bring together leading experts from Europe and the US from both political science and psychology. Over the course of 3 days, from May 23 to May 25, we will discuss findings, address open questions and tackle the challenges of transdisciplinary research in a set of lectures, workshops and discussion rounds.
UPCOMING EVENT
RESEARCH WORKSHOP
Populist Attitudes in Comparative Perspective
In recent years scholars increasingly devoted their intention to describing and analyzing populist attitudes, voters and parties. Yet, in many instances these insights remained specific to the distinctive fields of research. The workshop, scheduled on June 13th 2018, is designed to integrate ideas and explanations from various fields, i.e. political science, sociology, social psychology and communication science.
EVENT REVIEW
04. ANNUAL BAGSS CONFERENCE
ON "CHALLENGES FOR DIVERSE SOCIETIES"
20 - 21 September, 2017
One key characteristic of today’s societies is their diversity: People with different cultural, ethnical, socioeconomic, educational, occupational, political, religious, and demographic backgrounds meet and interact – sometimes voluntarily, sometimes because they have to.
THE GRADUATE SCHOOL INSIGHT
THE GRADUATION TALKS
Read the Interviews with our Doctoral Students
Our doctoral students talk about how they successfully composed their PhD thesis and give interesting insights on how life is around the Graduate School as well as valuable experiences they made during their time as doctoral fellow.
THE GRADUATE SCHOOL INSIGHT
THE RESEARCH TALKS
Researchers describe their Path and Challenges in their Career
Researchers from all over the world give interviews to describe their research topics as well as talk about situations and aspects that shaped their life as researchers and let them to the current point of their career.
EVENT REVIEW
RESEARCH EXHIBITION
IN ESSENCE. PERSONALITIES OF RESEARCH
The Graduate School wants to provide a framework for research realization and furthermore aims to promote the works and the researchers themselves. To showcase their work, we developed the concept of a research exhibition where the individually designed research portfolios are featured next to the portraits. The exhibition was successfully on display three times and is now availiable online.
COLLABORATIONS
ECPR WINTER SCHOOL
METHODS AND TECHNIQUES
The Graduate School is privileged to host the ECPR Winter School in Methods and Techniques since 2015. One of the academic convenors, Benoît Rihoux states that the Winter School is designed to be all-encompassing. He shares some insights and his vision in an interview.
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