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Good news for the ‘dismal science’
In a recent article, the Economist picked up on the results of a replication study in experimental economics, published in Science. It favorably compares…

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GIMS cited in Science
Since its publication in 2015, my asset market software GIMS (“Graz-Innsbruck Market System”) has been downloaded several times and I have helped a number…

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Website of the Finance Research Platform Graz online!
I am pleased to announce that the website of the Finance Research Platform Graz (FiRe) is now online under http://www.finance-graz.net. Let me know what…

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Welcome Prof. Theissen, and first Research Day of the Finance Research Platform Graz
This week was the first time our newly appointed research Professor, Erik Theissen, who normally works at the University of Mannheim, joined us in…

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Sightseeing in Graz
I just created a map for a colleague who will be visiting Graz and was asking for directions for a stroll around town. If…

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“Two heads are less bubbly than one” prezified
I recently stumbled over a Prezi I created a while ago to present my 2012 Experimental Economics paper co-authored with Stephen Cheung. Have fun…

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Newest GIMS version supports trading in multiple assets
I have just posted the latest version of my free, open-source asset pricing program GIMS. Version 7.2 supports trading in multiple markets/assets and offers…

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Experimental Finance 2016 beats all records
With more than 100 participants after last year’s 62, this year’s Experimental Finance conference beat all our expectations. We had 68 presentations, plus two…

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Scary news about scientific integrity [German]
Michael Kirchler recently made me aware of a new [German] article on scientific integrity, published in “Die Zeit”: http://www.zeit.de/2015/19/sozialpsychologie-studien-fachmagazine-glaubwuerdigkeit. Scary stuff… We definitely need…

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Journal of Economic Surveys article receives high marks
I was recently made aware that my article in the Journal of Economic Surveys has been highly ranked in a number of categories. See…
