Our research thrives on networking and exchange. The seminar series and workshops enable our young researchers to familiarise themselves with the research work of guest researchers from all over the world and to present their own work and ideas and develop them further in discussions.
Annual faculty research workshop
Our annual research workshop promotes the exchange of research work within the entire faculty. This is a particularly good opportunity for young researchers to present their current work. Every two years, we leave the familiar university environment to further strengthen the sense of community.
In the TRR 266/TAF seminars, renowned researchers from all over the world present their results. The work is prepared together in advance and the methods are critically discussed. Brown bag seminars also offer doctoral candidates a critical discussion platform with the entire faculty for their work in the development phase.
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Economics and Management (SEAM)
Guest researchers will present their current research. Following the presentation, participants can exchange their ideas in the research café. From current trends to the challenges of tomorrow - the seminar brings experts together to deepen their insights and explore synergies.
As part of the PRIME research seminar, the Department of Information Systems invites leading academic personalities and promising young researchers in the field of information systems to Paderborn University.
The annual doctoral candidate seminar organised by the University of Cologne and BIBB offers doctoral candidates in the field of VET research the opportunity to present their projects to an interested audience of experts, to receive impulses and suggestions and to network through lectures and workshops.
The aim of the two-day workshop is to promote a productive research atmosphere and offer young researchers a space to constructively discuss new or existing research ideas in the econometric, experimental and theoretical fields.
14.03.2024
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Sustainability,
Paderborn Research Center for Sustainable Economy (PARSEC),
Department 4: Economics,
Volkswirtschaftslehre, insb. Nachhaltigkeit,
Pressemitteilungen,
Nachhaltigkeit
Prof Dr Martin Kesternich in an interview with Deutschlandfunk Kultur
Germany, known for its motorways without a general speed limit, has been discussing the introduction of speed limits for years. But what impact would such a measure actually have? How would different speed limits affect traffic dynamics, emissions and accidents?
Those in favour argue that speed limits could help to reduce accidents, noise and environmental pollution and…
Sustainability often presents companies with challenges. In order to support them in contemporary organisational development, business administration students from Paderborn University have worked with the Stiftung Gemeinwohl-Ökonomie NRW foundation to create a "common good balance sheet" for Caritasverband Ruhr Mitte, Biohofgut Schloss Hamborn and Paderborn energy service provider "Werk.E", which looks at the strengths and weaknesses of the…
First round of the new master's module "Process Mining" successfully completed
The end of the lecture period also marked the end of the Master's seminar "Process Mining" offered by Dr Christian Bartelheimer for the first time in the winter semester. Process mining is a technology for analysing process data. The aim is to systematically analyse and evaluate business processes so that various processes can be improved. Process mining makes it…
Following the successful conclusion of the Top Talent Programme with students from the universities of the Excellence Start-up Center.OWL (ESC.OWL) in July last year, the workshop and event programme is now entering its fourth round. The three-month programme, which is initiated by garage33, Paderborn University's start-up centre, is aimed at motivated and committed students from all disciplines who want to gain qualifications and network…
Start-up Campus OWL celebrates its opening on Berliner Ring
Plenty of space for fresh visions: The Start-up Campus OWL, the new home of Paderborn University's start-up centre, garage33, was officially opened on Thursday. The modern property on the former barracks site on the Berliner Ring offers the start-up scene in East Westphalia-Lippe a new home on around 7,000 m². In addition to workspaces for the garage33 team and start-ups, the three…
At the beginning of the year, Dr Philipp zur Heiden, Jennifer Priefer and Prof Dr Daniel Beverungen from the Chair of Information Systems, in particular Business Information Systems, successfully published the results of the FLEMING project in the journal "IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management".
How artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced sensor technology can revolutionise the use of sensors in distribution networks has been…
The Business Process Management (BPM) Winter School 2024 brought lecturers and students to Vaduz in Liechtenstein for a joint exchange from 15 to 19 January. For the first time, Paderborn University received Erasmus+ funding to support the students.
Unique opportunity for students and lecturers
Prof. Dr Beverungen and Dr Bartelheimer presented advanced topics in business process management together with excellent researchers from the…
Prof. Dr. Dieter Krimphove tritt in den Ruhestand
Mit seiner Abschiedsvorlesung verabschiedete sich Prof. Dr. Dieter Krimphove von der Universität Paderborn und tritt nach 27 Jahren als Leiter des Lehrstuhls für Wirtschaftsrecht und Europäisches Wirtschaftsrecht in den wohlverdienten Ruhestand.
Die Abschiedsvorlesung von Prof. Krimphove, eingebettet in die Ringvorlesung „Europa-Konzeptionen aus interdisziplinärer Perspektive“, fand trotz des…
