Past events
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23 May16:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Rémi Scoupe
"Conceptualising, measuring, and supporting students' employability competences in higher education: The potential of portfolio practices"
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23 May13:30 - 17:00
Join us for an exclusive and interactive on-campus Experience Day at the Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Geleen! Dive into the forefront of sustainable innovation and be a part of the global shift towards a circular economy and society.
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23 May13:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Vanessa Lea Freund
"Still waters run deep: Below narcissism’s surface"
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23 May11:00 - 12:15
Thorsten Pachur is professor for Behavioral Research Methods at the TUM School of Management. Thorsten investigates adaptive cognition, that is, how the psychological mechanisms underlying thinking, reasoning, and decision making are shaped by the structure of the environment. A key idea is that successful decision making can arise from the intelligent use of simple strategies—heuristics—that exploit regularities in the environment. Thorsten’s research covers decision making under risk and judgment under uncertainty and he is also interested in the role of intuition and how decision making develops across the lifespan. In his research, Thorsten employs an integrative multi-method approach that includes behavioral experiments, computational modeling, process tracing (e.g., eye tracking), and neuroimaging.
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23 May11:00 - 12:15
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23 May10:30 - 17:00
The theme of the 5th UM Symposium on Global Citizenship Education is transformative engagement, one of the pillars of the UM GCEd initiative and a key competence of UM graduates who will become tomorrow's leaders and changemakers.
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23 May10:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Philippos Koulousakis
"Hugging it out: Targeting Oxytocin in Alzheimer’s disease"
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23 May09:30 - 17:30
Today, the notion of public participation receives recognition in academic and political debates, and participatory initiatives enjoy remarkable support from many governments, regulators, and funders. Yet, many challenges remain. Efforts to increase participation have been accompanied by exclusions; preframed agendas of many participation exercises have alienated unfitting perspectives; and the diversity of ways in which publics act on the issues of their concern received limited recognition.
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22 May11:30 - 12:30
Upcoming Spark Session with Dr. Diana Natermann on 22 May 2024, 11.30 - 12.30 at The Plant, Faculty of Art & Social Sciences, Grote Gracht 76, ground floor (follow the signs). Access via the main entrance building at Grote Gracht 90-92.
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21 May16:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Michele Delera
"Essays on global value chains, technology diffusion, and the environment"