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Event Impressions

Larry Blume, Professor at Cornell University and VSGF Fellow at IHS gives a lecture on the problem with poverty traps.

During the Josefstädter Straßenfest, IHS organized a workshop on the future of mobility.

Robert Skidelsky and Robert Braun at Public Lecture Technology and Utopia on June 12.

The symposium "Rethinking Consumption" focused on alternatives to current consumption practices.

Alexandra Weiss and Susanne Feigl a discussion on the impact of Johanna Dohnal.

This years Heinrich Neisser Lecture featured Alexander Van der Bellen as a speaker.

Discussion Event: "Social Sciences and Humanities in Horizon Europe".

Georgiana Mihut speaks about her PhD thesis on the impact of university prestige.

The second meeting of the "Plattform Registerforschung" convened at IHS on March 6.

Mustafa Yeter presented the Annual Report of the German Council of Economic Experts at IHS.

Barabara Prainsack, University of Vienna, was invited to IHS to speak about "The Work of Technologies".

IHS hosted the fourth Vienna Workshop on High-Dimensional Time Series in Macroeconomics and Finance.