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Shrinking Smartly at The World Conference of the Regional Science Association International

13 MAR 2024

Anne Goujon will attend the 14th World Conference of the Regional Science Association International (RSAI) at the John von Neumann University in Kecskemét.
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Populations of the future: updated tool helps to visualize projections

7 MAR 2024

New projections of population and human capital provide insights into what our future could look like all the way until the year 2100.
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Healthy aging and longevity in Europe: How do we prepare for the 100-year life?

6 MAR 2024

Daniela Weber participates in a panel discussion on the state of healthy aging and longevity in Europe organized by ILC UK.
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Call for Submissions: Wittgenstein Centre Conference 2024

26 FEB 2024

Delayed Reproduction: Challenges and Prospects. Deadline for submission: 15 May 2024.
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23 FEB 2024

VID offering positions in the research groups on Health & Longevity and Economic Demography.
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Webinar "Global Demographic and Human Capital Futures: The Case of Pakistan"

16 FEB 2024

Anne Goujon will participate in a webinar discussion on the future population of Pakistan organized by PRC at IBA Karachi.
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Population and Human Capital Projections to 2100

16 FEB 2024

Update of the Human Core of the SSPs: Population and Human Capital Projections to 2100
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Wolfgang Lutz at the Economist Annual Demographics Summit

18 JAN 2024

Wolfgang Lutz will deliver a keynote speech at The Economist's Third Demographic Summit.
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Call for papers: Population Inequality Matters | Deadline for submission: 31 May 2024

15 JAN 2024

Current call by Vienna Yearbook for Population Research (VYPR).
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