M-CHEP PhD Seminar winter term 25/26
The M-CHEP PhD Seminar will generally take place every other Wednesday from 4pm to 5pm, alternating location between Campus at Olympiapark and Richard-Wagner-Str. 1. We either discuss one full paper with a dedicated discussant or two early-stage works.
05.11.2025
Michaele Thielmann, TUM , Chair of Behavioral Science for Disease Prevention and Health Care
Syndemic relationships between cardiovascular risk factors among older adults in rural South Africa
— just online —
19.11.2025
Christopher Nußbaum, TUM, Chair of Health Economics
Decomposing Contributors to Socioeconomic Inequality in Recommended Childhood Vaccinations
TUM Campus im Olympiapark (Am Olympiapark 11), Besprechungsraum 3 (01.2334.202)
03.12.2025
Jacob Burns, TUM, Chair of Public Health and Prevention
The effect of an information provision intervention utilizing a targeted peer comparison of sugar-sweetened beverage consumption: an online survey experiment in Nigeria, South Africa and Tanzania
Munich School of Politics and Public Policy (Richard-Wagner Str. 1), H.103
17.12.2025
Monica Machado, TUM, Chair of Public Health and Prevention
Sugar-sweetened beverage consumption patterns among adolescents and young adults in seven communities in sub-Saharan Africa
TUM Campus im Olympiapark (Am Olympiapark 11), Besprechungsraum 3 (01.2334.202)
14.01.2026
Sonia Darvishi, TUM-MRI, Department of Neurology
Titel TBD
Munich School of Politics and Public Policy (Richard-Wagner Str. 1), H.103
28.01.2026
Michael Hanselmann, TUM, Chair of Public Health and Prevention
The Role of Tobacco Taxation for Economic Inequality in Germany: An Empirical Trend Analysis of Tobacco Expenditures from 1998 until 2022
Andrea Feldhus, TUM, Chair of Health Economics
Regional Demand Estimation for Pharmacies in Bavaria
TUM Campus im Olympiapark (Am Olympiapark 11), Besprechungsraum 3 (01.2334.202)
11.02.2026
Robert Neumann, TUM, Chair of Health Economics
The Impact of Outpatient Budget Deregulation on Quantity of Provided Care by pediatric physicians in Germany
Xiao Tan, TUM, Chair of Public Health and Prevention
Projecting the health and economic impact of taxation on red and processed meat in Germany: Evidence from microsimulation approach
Munich School of Politics and Public Policy (Richard-Wagner Str. 1), H.103
Register for the PhD Seminar
To register for the seminar and receive calendar invites including a Zoom-link and to receive updates on the PhD Seminar (possible changes etc.), please register below. The seminar is generally open to PhD students and postdocs from all institutions involved in M-CHEP (TUM, LMU, FAU, UiA) with an interest in research on health economic and health policy topics.
For PhD students attending for credit: Please register again for this semester, even if you have been registered to the seminar before.
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