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PersonnelEsther Dopheide new Head of Communications

As of November 1, 2023, Esther Dopheide will strengthen the institute management in the area of internal and external communication at the BiB. more: Esther Dopheide new Head of Communications …

Esther Dopheide (refer to: Esther Dopheide new Head of Communications)

InvitationBiB Population Research Series

The BiB invites you to the lecture series on November 9, 2023 from 11:00 to 12:15. Dr. Marc Luy presents his paper “Measuring Health Expectancy: A Critical Look at Utility and Potentials”. more: BiB Population Research Series …

Pflegerin unterstützt ältere Frau bei Sportübungen (refer to: BiB Population Research Series) | Source: © Photographee.eu/stock.adobe.com

InterviewFertility and family dynamics of migrated persons

What does research know about the birth behaviour and family dynamics of migrants and their offspring in Europe and worldwide? In this interview, Dr. Elisabeth K. Kraus talks about current findings from an international conference in Wiesbaden on the topic. more: Fertility and family dynamics of migrated persons …

Gruppe von bunten Figuren (refer to: Fertility and family dynamics of migrated persons) | Source: © Jakub Krechowicz/stock.adobe.com

BiB scientist awardedPrize for research on the consequences of the corona pandemic for children and young people

Dr. Helena Ludwig-Walz wins second place in the Stephan Weiland Prize 2023 with her study on the increase in depression in children and adolescents during the corona pandemic. The Stephan Weiland Prize is awarded by the German Society for Epidemiology. more: Prize for research on the consequences of the corona pandemic for children and young people …

Foto Dr. Helena Ludwig-Walz (refer to: Prize for research on the consequences of the corona pandemic for children and young people) | Source: © Reyk Ludwig

Press ReleaseInformation on subject choice can reduce gender pay gap

A new study from Educational Research shows that high school graduates choose a more profitable field of study when they receive targeted information about future salary prospects in various disciplines. more: Information on subject choice can reduce gender pay gap …

Studentin in Bibliothek (refer to: Information on subject choice can reduce gender pay gap) | Source: © Gorodenkoff / Adobe Stock

InvitationBiB Population Research Series

The BiB invites you to the lecture series on September 20, 2023 from 11:00 to 12:15. Dr. Eva Beaujouan presents her paper “Childlessness and infertility in Europe”. more: BiB Population Research Series …

Künstliche Befruchtung im Labor (refer to: BiB Population Research Series) | Source: © Andriy Bezuglov / Adobe Stock

Press ReleaseBaby boomers work longer in old age - but still potential after age 63

Keeping older people in the labour force longer is an important way to counter the labour shortage in Germany. A recent study has now presented new calculations on the actual working hours of older people. more: Baby boomers work longer in old age - but still potential after age 63 …

Ältere Frau und älterer Mann bei der Arbeit im Supermarkt (refer to: Baby boomers work longer in old age - but still potential after age 63) | Source: WavebreakMediaMicro / stock.adobe.com

New Project at BiBBremen Initiative to Foster Early Childhood Development (BRISE)

The effects and structures of early childhood development are being investigated in the long-term study BRISE, which has been scientifically accompanied by a cost-efficiency analysis at the BiB since July 1, 2023. more: Bremen Initiative to Foster Early Childhood Development (BRISE) …

Eingang einer Kindertagesstätte (refer to: Bremen Initiative to Foster Early Childhood Development (BRISE)) | Source: © annanhabed / Adobe Stock

Press ReleaseWhere men grow almost as old as women - and where they don't

BiB study examines detailed cause of death data for 228 regions in seven European countries and shows where gaps in life expectancy between men and women are particularly small or still strikingly large. more: Where men grow almost as old as women - and where they don't …

Ländliches Panorama (refer to: Where men grow almost as old as women - and where they don't) | Source: © calla / Adobe Stock

3 Years FReDAPolitical actors need reliable surveys

Demographic development poses major challenges for politics, the economy and society. "With FReDA, we can recognise, understand and respond to demographic upheavals," says BiB Board of Trustees Chairman Prof. Dr. Marcel Thum. more: Political actors need reliable surveys …

Photo Prof. Dr. Marcel Thum (refer to: Political actors need reliable surveys) | Source: © Klaus Gigga

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