ULME (Ulm Lectures in Mathematics and Economics)

The ULME (Ulm Lectures in Mathematics and Economics) is a joint scientific colloquium of the Department of Economics of the Faculty of Mathematics and Economics. Internationally recognised experts present current research work from the core areas of economics, as well as from the interdisciplinary fields of economics, psychology and law. The lectures are designed in such a way that all members of the faculty, in particular young academics and interested students, can benefit from them. The ULME can also be taken as a seminar in the Master's programme.

The colloquium usually takes place on Thursdays at 16:15 in room 120, Helmholtzstraße 18.

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Seminar dates

21. January

ULME Seminar: Prof. Dr Daniel Hug: Poisson processes of planes and Boolean models in hyperbolic space

Time : Tuesday , 4:00 pm
Organizer : Institute of Stochastics
Location :University of Ulm, Helmholtzstraße 18, 220

23. January

ULME Seminar: Marina Schröder: "Input- versus Output-based Incentives in Idea Generation - An Experimental Analysis"

Time : Thursday , 4:15 pm
Organizer : Institute of Economics
Location :Universität Ulm, Helmholtzstraße 18, 1.20