The researchers are investigating how customers in established business-to-business relationships respond to data requests from human and algorithmic requesters.

Digital learning environments such as LMS, AR or VR are seen as promising - but their development is resource intensive. This raises the question of which digital learning tools are really worthwhile.

The authors present a systematic method for measuring China's foreign aid, based on official customs records of exported aid. They analyse how the distribution of Chinese aid changed during the pandemic, focusing particularly on mask and vaccine diplomacy.

Fertility and income are negatively correlated at the aggregate level. However, evidence from more recent periods suggests that rising income leads to higher fertility at the individual level. In this article, Prof. Strulik puts forward a simple theory that resolves this apparent contradiction.

The network brings together fifteen young researchers from various German and international universities. Over the next two years, they will research the evolving dynamics of global virtual collaboration in the digital age.

The scientists involved in the project want to work with project partners to develop measures to promote the implementation of digital solutions in healthcare and overcome current obstacles.

The aim of the project is to construct a recording method to enable monitoring of the use of near-surface geothermal energy (ONG) in Germany. The project is funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK).

Researchers from the faculty are currently involved in two DFG Research Training Groups at the university.