Showing posts with label geary institute. Show all posts
Showing posts with label geary institute. Show all posts
Friday, March 26, 2010
Geary Institute Events Calendar
One feature of the upgrade of the Institute website is the new events calendar. It is very handy. Have a look here It is great to see such a full range of events lined up for the next few months.
Tuesday, April 07, 2009
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Health Research Board Interships
Stephen Kinsella has the message below on his site. The same goes for me. If people are interested in applying to conduct research with me or others in the Institute let me know. These will be competitive and probably few in number but they are a great opportunity nonetheless. Some relevant projects being conducted here include the ones linked below. Other projects include ongoing work with Professor Kevin Malone on suicide and work with Professor Patrick Wall on the psychology of food risk perception.
http://geary.ucd.ie/share/index.php
http://geary.ucd.ie/wellbeing/
The Health Research Board are funding summer studentships. I can advise one student in health economics, perhaps two. The details are here, but interested 3rd year and fourth year students should email me to discuss it. The deadline is 27 March, but we should start working on a proposal sooner.
Addendum: This grant is not open to final year students
http://geary.ucd.ie/share/index.php
http://geary.ucd.ie/wellbeing/
The Health Research Board are funding summer studentships. I can advise one student in health economics, perhaps two. The details are here, but interested 3rd year and fourth year students should email me to discuss it. The deadline is 27 March, but we should start working on a proposal sooner.
Addendum: This grant is not open to final year students
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Upcoming Talks Geary
January 27th 2009. 3pm. Joachim Winter (University of Munich). "The Workings of a Private Health Insurance Market: Enrollment Decisions, Plan Choice, and Adverse Selection in Medicare Part D" (joint with Florian Heiss and Daniel McFadden)
February 3rd 2009. 1pm Bart Golsteyn (Univeristy of Maastricht) "Economics and Personality"
February 10th 2009. 1pm Daniel Goldstein (London Business School). "Choosing Outcomes versus Choosing Products: Consumer-Focused Retirement Investment Advice".
February 17th 2009. 1pm Frank Walsh (University College Dublin). "Supervision and Wages"
March 2nd 2009, 4pm. Gerard O'Neill (Amarach Research). "The Psychology of Recession and Recovery"
Gerard's talk is the first in a new series we have started at the Institute that will focus on the interaction between social science and public policy. A much wider initiative is being launched in this domain in the upcoming weeks.
February 3rd 2009. 1pm Bart Golsteyn (Univeristy of Maastricht) "Economics and Personality"
February 10th 2009. 1pm Daniel Goldstein (London Business School). "Choosing Outcomes versus Choosing Products: Consumer-Focused Retirement Investment Advice".
February 17th 2009. 1pm Frank Walsh (University College Dublin). "Supervision and Wages"
March 2nd 2009, 4pm. Gerard O'Neill (Amarach Research). "The Psychology of Recession and Recovery"
Gerard's talk is the first in a new series we have started at the Institute that will focus on the interaction between social science and public policy. A much wider initiative is being launched in this domain in the upcoming weeks.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Geary Behaviour Seminars 2009
A list of the currently confirmed seminars
January 27th 2009. Joachim Winter (University of Munich). "The Workings of a Private Health Insurance Market: Enrollment Decisions, Plan Choice, and Adverse Selection in Medicare Part D" (joint with Florian Heiss and Daniel McFadden)
February 3rd 2009. Bart Golsteyn (Univeristy of Maastricht) "Economics and Personality"
February 10th 2009. Daniel Goldstein (London Business School). "Behavioural Economics and Defaults".
February 17th 2009. Frank Walsh (University College Dublin). "Supervision and Wages"
February 21st 2009, Janet Currie, (Columbia University). "Childhood Health Inequalities".
March 10th 2009, Ian Walker (University of Leicester). TBA
March 24th 2009, Amelie Petitclerc (Université Laval) "Impact of Family events and Choices on Young childrens Conduct Problem Trajectories: Cues for Public Policy and Intervention"
April 21st 2009. Uwe Sunde, (University of St Gallen). "Risk Aversion and Behaviour".
May 19th 2009. Simon Gaechter, (University of Nottingham). "Experimental Economics"
January 27th 2009. Joachim Winter (University of Munich). "The Workings of a Private Health Insurance Market: Enrollment Decisions, Plan Choice, and Adverse Selection in Medicare Part D" (joint with Florian Heiss and Daniel McFadden)
February 3rd 2009. Bart Golsteyn (Univeristy of Maastricht) "Economics and Personality"
February 10th 2009. Daniel Goldstein (London Business School). "Behavioural Economics and Defaults".
February 17th 2009. Frank Walsh (University College Dublin). "Supervision and Wages"
February 21st 2009, Janet Currie, (Columbia University). "Childhood Health Inequalities".
March 10th 2009, Ian Walker (University of Leicester). TBA
March 24th 2009, Amelie Petitclerc (Université Laval) "Impact of Family events and Choices on Young childrens Conduct Problem Trajectories: Cues for Public Policy and Intervention"
April 21st 2009. Uwe Sunde, (University of St Gallen). "Risk Aversion and Behaviour".
May 19th 2009. Simon Gaechter, (University of Nottingham). "Experimental Economics"
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Geary Institute is hiring
An 18-month contract working on Day Reconstruction Methods with a team of people in economics, psychology and medicine
Details below
http://geary.ucd.ie/wellbeing/vacancies
Details below
http://geary.ucd.ie/wellbeing/vacancies
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