🌎 IPP researchers on the move again: Philipp Röchner presented his research "On the Fidelity-Privacy Tradeoff of Synthetic Cancer Registry Data" at the Medical Informatics Europe Conference in Athens.

🌎 IPP researchers on the move again: Susanne Schmitt also presented her ongoing research at the MIE conference in Athens: "I had a very successful, interesting, and inspiring time for which I am grateful."

🌎 IPP researchers on the move again: Dave Balzer and Marie Schlosser presented their work on "Participation and Cultural Preferences: Decomposing Genetic and Environmental Contributions Using German Twin Data" at the 16th Conference of the European Sociological Association 👯

🌎IPP researchers on the move again: Constantin Lichti presented his research at the Strategic Management Society Conference in Istanbul: "Thank you again for the support; it has been a wonderful experience."

🌎IPP researchers on the move again: Lea Stallbaum and Claudia Landwehr attended the APSA conference in Philadelphia - proudly supported by IPP

🌎IPP researchers on the move again: Kristin Petras from the Chair of Management and Social Media presented her research at the Mallen Screen Entertainment Conference in Cambridge - supported by IPP

📢 IPP member Nils Steiner will be discussing the 2024 US elections at a virtual roundtable!

#tbp: Everyone and their grandparents know that 'place' is important for the Radical Right. But how? We identify 4 aspects of space and how they matter for the Far Right. 🌍🔍 Click, it's open access 👉 #GeographyMatters #FarRight #Research #OpenAccess 📚 cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Are conspiracy theorists “stupid”? 🧠 In this new paper, Roland Imhoff and Tisa Bertlich show that… well, it depends. If the theory is implausible, then yes, people tend to have lower cognition abilities. Plausible theories do not show this association. misinforeview.hks.harvard.edu/article/are-co…

Mark your calendar 🗓️ - 2025 starts with a super-interesting talk by Saskia Bartholomaeus about the perils of non-response bias, and what we could do about it

As a highlight of the year at IPP, members gathered for the tenth consecutive retreat in Osthofen close to Mainz in November. The main purpose of the retreat was once again to foster the exchange of research ideas and collaboration, and to talk about the future of the IPP.

Happy Holidays and Frohe Festtage from all of us at IPP! 💫

🚨 New Paper alert! 🚨 Koch, Dotsch, Imhoff, Unkelbach, & @_hans_alves_ (2025). Ideological beliefs as cues to exploitation-exploration behavior. @JExpSocPsy buff.ly/4gGQsoW This paper has a long story to it. Sorry, but I will not spare you.

Heute zu Gast in der Forschungswerkstatt: Grischa Perino (Hamburg) 🎙️📊💻

Incredible and somewhat absurd to see this in print 😀 We started the data collection on Valentine's Day 🌹 (just that it was Valentine's Day in *2013* 😆😆😆) So happy and thankful for this journey! Now: on to new adventures!!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳 #EconTwitter ifo Institut