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Research Seminar

Research Seminar

The Research Seminar of the Department of Econometrics and Statistics takes place every semester and provides a platform for academic exchange. As part of the seminar series, we regularly invite national and international researchers to present their current work and innovative contributions in the fields of statistics, econometrics, and related disciplines.

The seminar is aimed at researchers, doctoral students, and students with a particular interest in methodological and applied questions. Its goal is to discuss new theoretical developments, empirical applications, and interdisciplinary approaches, and to promote academic dialogue within and beyond the university.

We look forward to engaging presentations, stimulating discussions, and a lively exchange of ideas.

Planned lectures for the current research seminar

Date
Speaker
Subject of lecture
Location
21.04.2026,
4 p. m.

Prof. Dr. Philip Hans Franses

(University of Rotterdam)

How useful are nonlinear time series models for forecastingLecture Room XIa, Main Building (100)
28.04.2026,
4 p. m.

 

 Lecture Room XIa, Main Building (100)
05.05.2026,
4 p. m.

Tobias Jansen

(University of Cologne)

Unveiling Spatial Dependencies - Investigating the Determinants 

of Firm Exit in Germany

Lecture Room XIa, Main Building (100)
12.05.2026,
4 p. m.

Dr. Karsten Schweikert

(University of Hohenheim)

Integrated Variance Estimation for Assets traded in Multiple VenuesLecture Room XIa, Main Building (100)
19.05.2026,
4 - 6 p. m.
  Lecture Room XIa, Main Building (100)
02.06.2026,
4 p. m.

 

 Lecture Room XIa, Main Building (100)
09.06.2026,
4 p. m.
  Lecture Room XIa, Main Building (100)
16.06.2026,
4 p. m.

 

 Lecture Room XIa, Main Building (100)
23.06.2026,
4 p. m.

 

 Lecture Room XIa, Main Building (100)
30.06.2026,
4 p. m.
  Lecture Room XIa, Main Building (100)
07.07.2026,
4 p. m.

Prof. Markus Pelger

(Stanford)

TBDLecture Room XIa, Main Building (100)
14.07.2026,
4 p. m.

 

 Lecture Room XIa, Main Building (100)
21.07.2026,
4 p. m.
  Lecture Room XIa, Main Building (100)