M-CHEP PhD Seminar 26/27
The M-CHEP PhD Seminar will generally take place every other week, either on Wednesday from 4pm to 5pm or on Thursday 9am to 10am, 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.
04.11.2026, 4pm
Sophie Sherer, TUM, Chair of Public Health and Prevention
Who benefits when family planning becomes free? Evidence from Burkina Faso’s gratuité Policy
TUM Campus im Olympiapark (Am Olympiacampus 11), Besprechungsraum 3 (2334.01.202)
19.11.2026, 9am
Lucas Blaquière, TUM, Chair of Behavioral Science for Disease Prevention and Health Care
The effects of brief counseling interventions and self-monitoring on hypertension mental models and behaviors: evidence from a pilot RCT
TUM Campus im Olympiapark (Am Olympiacampus 11), Besprechungsraum 3 (2334.01.202)
02.12.2026, 4pm
TBD, TUM, PhD Workshop - Topic TBD
TUM Campus im Olympiapark (Am Olympiacampus 11), Besprechungsraum 3 (2334.01.202)
17.12.2026, 9am
Max Neuhaus, UNiA, Chair of Health Economics
Imperfect Risk-Adjustment and Risk Selection Incentives
Felix Zweis, Uni Bayreuth, Economics III
From Heat to Strain? Heatwaves and the Short-Run Dynamics of Subjective Well-Being in Germany
Richard-Wagner Str. 1, H.103
13.01.2027, 4pm
Katharina Ruschmann, TUM, Chair of Health Economics
Pricing of Innovative Pharmaceuticals in the German AMNOG Process
Anushree Dirangane, TUM, Chair of Global Health
Effects of a non-mental health intervention (Ecovi) on mental health and relationship quality outcomes
TUM Campus im Olympiapark (Am Olympiacampus 11), Besprechungsraum 3 (2334.01.202)
28.01.2027, 9am
Josefine Atzendorf, TUM, Chair of Health Economics
Analysis of guideline adherence of T2D patients in Bavaria
Ines Böhret, TUM, Chair of Global Health
Gender-transformative interventions and normative beliefs about reproductive decision-making, using RCT data from India
TUM Campus im Olympiapark (Am Olympiacampus 11), Besprechungsraum 3 (2334.01.202)
Register for the PhD Seminar
To register for the seminar and receive calendar invites including a Teams-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, UBT) 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.
(you may need to accept the cookies before being able to send your registration)