3rd place at the Econometric Game 2018
Four PhD students from the Department of Economics and Business Economics came 3rd at the Econometric Game 2018 in Amsterdam.
2018.04.16 |
On 11-13 April, the 19th Econometric Game (“The World Championship in Econometrics”) was held in Amsterdam. The Aarhus University team was represented by PhD students:
Daniel Borup
Benjamin Liengaard
Maria Koch Gregersen
Alexander Fischer
After many hours of tireless work, the team was awarded a third place, just behind Harvard University and University Carlos III Madrid.
30 teams representing universities from around the world participated in the Econometric Game. The overall theme for this year’s competition was Economics of Happiness - specifically the impact of others’ unemployment situation on individuals’ level of life satisfaction.
2018.08.02 | Research news
AUFF Starting grants to Timo Hener and Bastian Schulz
Timo Hener and Bastian Schulz from the Department of Economics and Business Economics have received starting grants from the AU Research Foundation (AUFF).
2018.05.30 | Awards
Alumnus Annette Vissing-Jørgensen wins award
Professor of finance Annette Vissing-Jørgensen from University of California, Berkeley, wins the 2018 Rigmor and Carl Holst-Knudsen Award for Scientific Research.
2018.05.28 | Awards
Tom Engsted wins the Golden Pointer 2018
Professor Tom Engsted has been awarded lecturer of the year at Department of Economics and Business Economics by the Oecon/Soc students and received the much-coveted Golden Pointer. The other nominees for the Golden Pointer were: Micheal Svarer, Eric Hillebrand, Luca Macedoni and Juan Carlos Parra-Alvarez. Tom has actually…
2018.05.03 | People
23.9 million for Aarhus BSS researchers
Marianne Simonsen, Niels Skipper and Paolo Santucci De Magistris are among the researchers who have just received a total of DKK 23.9 million from the Danish Council for Independent Research. Vice-dean for Research and Talent Development Per Baltzer Overgaard is pleased that researchers at Aarhus BSS are still competitive in the field of…
2018.02.26 | Research news
Semper Ardens grant for research into disruption and globalisation
The Carlsberg Foundation has granted DKK 15 million to a new Semper Ardens research project at Aarhus BSS. The project aims to examine how shifts in the markets affect companies, employees and society.
2018.01.25 | Awards, CREATES
Denis Sargan Econometrics Prize to Bezirgen Veliyev and Ulrich Hounyo
Bezirgen Veliyev (AU and CREATES) and K. Ulrich Hounyo (SUNY Albany) have been awarded the Denis Sargan Econometrics Prize for their article entitled "Validity of Edgeworth expansions for realized volatility estimators”, which was brought in the February 2016 issue of The Econometrics Journal. The article contributes to the literature on…
2018.01.16 | People
New centre on big data
Professor Carsten Bøcker Pedersen is part of the management team at the new Big Data Centre for Environment and Health which has received DKK 60 million from the Novo Nordisk Foundation Challenge Programme.
2017.12.13 | Research news
TrygFonden’s Centre for Child Research receives funding until the end of 2022
TrygFonden will initiate contract negotiations with Aarhus University with the intent to renew the donation to TrygFonden’s Centre for Child Research with another DKK 40 Million for the period 2019-22.
2017.12.04 | Society and politics
Better data on companies, social policy and voter behaviour
Aarhus BSS will play a leading role in a new national project which aims to improve Danish research infrastructure. The project has just been awarded DKK 36 million and aims to help researchers and other stakeholders understand a wide range societal issues - from the impact of social policy to the relationship between socio-economic factors and…
2017.11.22 | People
Martin Møller Andreasen receives Sapere Aude grant
Professor of Economics Martin Møller Andreasen has received a Sapere Aude research project grant of DKK 5.7 million. The grant allows him to head his own research team and conduct research at a high international level.