Former members

	Annette Bergemann Assistant Professor Main research interests: Evaluation of active labor market programs, Health Economics, Employment and Unemployment Dynamics		Markus Bibinger Assistant Professor Main research interests: Statistics of Stochastic Processes, High-Frequency Financial Data and Non-Parametric Statistics
	Anne Leucht Assistant Professor Main research interests: mathematical statistics, time series, resampling methods		Enno Mammen Professor Main research interests: mathematical statistics, nonparametrical models in econometrics
	Uta Pigorsch Assistant Professor Main research interests: Financial Econometrics, Time Series Analysis, Dynamic Factor Models		Steffen Reinhold Assistant Professor Main research interests: demographic economics, health economics, applied microeconometrics
	Joseph Sakshaug Assistant Professor Main research interests: Survey Methodology, Record Linkage, Multiple Imputation for Missing Data and Statistical Disclosure Control, Data Confidentiality		Andrea Weber Professor Main research interests: Labor Economics and Microeconometrics with special focus on the role of institutions and labor market policies on individual labor supply decisions, the interaction of discrimination and market competition, the effects of economic shocks such as job displacement on individual outcomes
	Camille Barras Project manager Main research interests: Impact Evaluation, Democracy Studies, Public Policy, Education and Environment Policies		Renate Bent-Sander Staff
	Sina Bernwald Staff		Petyo Bonev PhD student Main research interests: duration models, nonparametric statistics, treatment evaluation, labor economics
	Boris Branisa Postdoctoral researcher Main research interests: development economics, applied econometrics, impact evaluation, Latin America, sub-Saharan Africa		Christoph Breunig PhD student Main research interests: Nonparametric Statistics and Statistical Inverse Problems
	Bettina Drepper PhD student Main research interests: health economics, applied microeconometrics, duration analysis		Andreas Dzemski PhD student Main research interests: Nonparametric Econometrics, Treatment Evaluation, Instrumental Variables
	Georgios Effraimidis PhD student Main research interests: duration analysis, applied microeconometrics, semiparametrics		Judith Enders Staff
	Hans-Martin von Gaudecker Postdoctoral researcher Main research interests: health economics, in particular empirical research on the relationship between socio-economic status and health and measuring individual preferences in surveys and employing these measures in economic models		Susanne Godon Staff
	Anna Hammerschmid PhD student Main research interests: Applied Microeconometrics, Labor Economics, Health Economics		Barbara Hofmann Postdoctoral researcher Main research interests: Labor Economics, Policy Evaluation
	Salif Jaiteh Research assistant Main research interests: Development Economics, Applied Econometrics and Impact Evaluation		Lena Janys Postdoctoral researcher Main research interests: Applied Microeconometrics, Labor Economics, Duration Analysis
	Niels Kemper Postdoctoral researcher Main research interests: Development Economics (esp. credit and land markets, impact evaluation)		Andreas Landmann Postdoctoral researcher Main research interests: Applied Econometrics, Behavioral Economics, Development Economics, Microinsurance
	Eun Ryung Lee Postdoctoral researcher Main research interests: Model selection; Variable selection, High-dimensional statistical model, Nonparametric function estimation, Functional data analysis		Markus Olapade PhD student Main research interests: impact evaluation, microeconometrics, microinsurance, development economics, labor markets
	Alexander Paul PhD student Main research interests: Labor Economics, Human Capital Formation, Noncognitive Skills, International Migration		Pia Pinger PhD student Main research interests: labor economics, human capital formation, noncognitive skills, international migration
	Robert Poppe PhD student Main research interests: impact evaluation (policy evaluation, treatment effects), development economics, education, health and microinsurance		Florian Sarnetzki PhD student Main research interests: Nonparametric Statistics, Theoretical Econometrics
	Peri Saygin Postdoctoral researcher Main research interests: Economics of Education with a special focus on gender differences and the effect of social interactions on outcomes and decisions, Labor Economics with a special focus on social networks in labor markets		Ricarda Schmidl Postdoctoral researcher Main research interests: Applied Labor Economics (esp. Microeconometric Evaluation of Labor Market Policies)
	Johannes Schoch PhD student Main research interests: empirical health and labor economics		Anna Simoni Postdoctoral researcher Main research interests: Theoretical Econometrics, Asymptotic Methods, Bayesian Statistics, Inverse problems, Set Estimation
	Arne Uhlendorff Postdoctoral researcher Main research interests: Labor Economics and Applied Microeconometrics, with particular emphasis on the evaluation of labor market policies, Employment Dynamics and job search behavior		Pia Unte PhD student Main research interests: Development Economics, Applied Econometrics and Impact Evaluation
	Christopher Walsh PhD student Main research interests: nonparametric discrete time series modelling		Michèle Weynandt PhD student Main research interests: labor economics, migration, psychology and economics, health economics and policy evaluation
	Manuel Wiesenfarth Postdoctoral researcher Main research interests: estimation and inference in nonparametric regression, impact evaluation, development economics, spatial statistics		Verena Wondratschek Postdoctoral researcher Main research interests: labour economics, economics of education, impact evaluation

The Scandinavian Journal of Economics awarded the David Davidson Prize, named after the founder and first editor of the journal, to Gerard van den Berg (University of Mannheim) and Johan Vikström (IFAU, Sweden) for their paper “Monitoring job offer decisions, punishment, exit to work, and job quality”. The paper was chosen by the editors as best paper of 2014.
July 1, 2015
Update about our job market candidates: Petyo Bonev went to Mines ParisTech, Johannes Schoch to KPMG and Michèle Weynandt to PwC. Andreas Dzemski will go to Gothenburg University and Alexander Paul to Aarhus University.
April 28, 2015
We congratulate former CEEE member Pia Pinger who received the prize of the Karin Islinger Foundation for her doctoral dissertation. The prize money is 1000 Euro.
June 4, 2014
Successful job market candidates! We congratulate our job market candidates Pia Pinger and Ina Drepper who have found positions as assistant professors (tenure track) at the Universities of Bonn and Tilburg.
May 23, 2013
In one of his latest studies, Gerard van den Berg examines the economic consequences of one of the most traumatic events parents can experience: the death of a child. He finds long-term effects on the bereaved parents' economic situation and health. For an overview over the main results please have a look at the press release "The economics of grief" in English and German.
December 14, 2012