DFG-Graduiertenkolleg 2484, Regional Disparities and Economic Policy, Sprecher: Tobias Seidel, Universität Duisburg-Essen.

Alive and Kicking? Short-Term Health Effects of a Physician Strike in Germany (Lea Nassal gemeinsam mit Daniel Avdic, Martin Karlsson, und Nina Schwarz)

Health Effects of Motherhood and the Impact of Family Policies (Marie Paul und Karolin Süß gemeinsam mit Fabian Dehos und Wiebke Schäfer)

Intense Early Child Care and Adult Health: Evidence from Week Care in the GDR (Marie Paul und Nuan Stahl)

Job Loss and Retirement (Lea Nassal)

Lifecycle Effects of Military Service in the GDR (Niklas Hübner, Nuan Stahl und Karolin Süß)

Long-term Effects of Historical Inheritance Customs on Household Formation and Gender Disparities (Karolin Süß)

Moving to Opportunity, Together (Lea Nassal und Marie Paul gemeinsam mit Seema Jayachandran, Matt Notowidigdo, Heather Sarsons, und Elin Sundberg)

The Effects of After-School Programs in Secondary Schools on Educational Outcomes and Labor Market Entry (Marie Paul und Max Schäfer gemeinsam mit Fabian Dehos)

The Effect of an Exit into Parental Leave on Coworkers (Marie Paul gemeinsam mit Bernd Fitzenberger und Arnim Seidlitz)

The Effects of Sanctions on Welfare Recipients (Marie Paul gemeinsam mit Bernd Fitzenberger, Julia Schmidtke, und Leonie Wicht)

The Effects of Teachers on Their Students’ Labor Market Outcomes (Max Schäfer).

The Impact of Retirement on Individual Health and Spillover Effects on Partners’ Health (Nuan Stahl)

The Value of School Choice Opportunities (Max Schäfer gemeinsam mit Lukas Hörnig)

05/2018 – 05/2021 Projekt Female Employment Patterns, Fertility, Labor Market Reforms, and Firms im Rahmen des DFG Schwerpunktprogramms 1764  (gemeinsam mit Bernd Fitzenberger)

05/2015 – 05/2018 Projekt Female Employment Patterns, Fertility, Labor Market Reforms, and Social Norms: A Dynamic Treatment Approach im Rahmen 
des DFG Schwerpunktprogramms 1764 (gemeinsam mit Bernd Fitzenberger)