Big Data Seminar

About the seminar

Description:
The Big Data seminar is an applied microeconomics seminar with a focus on empirical work using large data sets or unusual methods. We will have both external and internal speakers. Participants are encouraged to book 1 to 1 meetings with speakers close to their research.
Audience:
Senior and junior faculty members; PhD students; master students and research assistance are all welcome to the seminar.
Organizer(s):
Cäcilia Lipwoski, Luca Perdoni and Annalí Casanueva
Schedule:
Monday 11h-12h
Location:
Ifo institute, Poschingerstraße 5, Think Tank room.

Winter Term 2024/25

DateSpeaker (Affiliation)Title of Presentation
October 28Cäcilia Lipowski
(ifo)
Expertise at Work: New Technologies, New Skills, and Worker Impacts
November 4Filippo Pavanello
(ifo)
Co-benefits of Substance Abuse Regulation on Temperature and Intimate Partner Violence.
November 18Stephan Heblich
(University of Toronto)
Cool cities: The value of urban trees
December 2
Andreas Mense
(Institute for Employment Research in Nuremberg)
Affordable Housing and Individual Labor Market Outcomes
December 9Edoardo Di Porto
(University of Naples Federico II)
Leave and let leave: the role of peers in fathers’ take up of prenatal leave.
Remarks: breaks from December 9th to February 10th and from April 14th to April 28th.