NEWS
Call for applications: Pre-Doctoral Research Fellow
Science Award Lower Saxony 2025
Workshop: Socio-economic inequality in India
The Dissolution of the English Monasteries
Commentary in the FAZ
BMJ Talk Medicine podcast
In memory of Stephan Klasen
Cara Ebert: Young Researcher Award 2020
Detecting hidden SARS-CoV-2 infections
EASAC report on climate and health
The global economic burden of diabetes
Summer School on Global Health and Poverty
German Society of Health Economics Award
Development Economics Conference
2015 KfW Development Bank Prize
07.09.2026
The Chair is accepting applications for a Pre-Doctoral Research Fellow position at CeMIS on a rolling basis.
13.11.2025
Prof. Vollmer receives the Science Award Lower Saxony 2025 in the category Application-Oriented Research.
05.06.2024
A CeMIS workshop on the causes and consequences of socioeconomic inequality in India.
2021
Heldring, Robinson and Vollmer trace the long-run economic impact of the Dissolution on England (QJE).
2022
Prof. Vollmer on compulsory coronavirus vaccination and the state's role in the pandemic.
2020
Prof. Vollmer and colleagues on measuring the broader impacts of healthcare.
2020
Remembering our colleague and mentor, and the Stephan Klasen Fellowship established in his honour.
2020
Dr. Cara Ebert receives the Young Researcher Award for policy-relevant development research.
2020
Bommer and Vollmer estimate that only about nine percent of infections were officially detected.
2019
Prof. Vollmer contributes to the EASAC report on the health imperative of climate action in Europe.
2018
A Latest Thinking video on the global economic burden of diabetes.
2018
A two-week programme bringing international students to Göttingen to study global health and poverty.
2018
Bommer, Heesemann, Sagalova and Vollmer receive the award for their study on the economic burden of diabetes.
2016
More than 150 development economists gather in Göttingen for Stephan Klasen's 50th birthday; keynote by Amartya Sen.
2015
Vollmer and Harttgen receive the KfW prize for work on economic growth and childhood undernutrition.