Events

Technological novelty raises market value but lowers citations; breadth, maturity, and complexity shape when novelty causes divergence or alignment.

TV news shows more affective framing: focus on opposing party, increasingly negative tone, and more hypocritical coverage shaped by who is discussed.

Learn in this workshop how to create and use your ORCID iD to enhance the discoverability of your research outputs.

Neglecting search and gaze misleads models: incorporating gaze-informed sampling reverses predictions, matching data on intertemporal choice behaviour.

This seminar studies a zero-waste business model, using a VR field experiment on a Greek island to show how ecosystem collaboration drives engagement.

Resilience in Soviet samizdat journals emerges via relational strategies—reliability, redundancy, and reactivity—enabling endurance under repressive pressure.

RDD estimates understate incumbency advantage when pooling terms; first-term effects are ~20–30% larger than multi-term estimates.

Firms’ access to talent is constrained by ideological misfit; after Dobbs, applications fell in trigger-law states, but remote jobs mitigated this.

Exposure to income and wealth inequality during adolescence has no effect on education or income, showing no long-term costs of school integration policies.

Drawing a product-related symbol (vs. tapping) on mobile ads boosts interest, choice, and willingness to try the advertised product or brand.