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Presentations |
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Summary of presentations |
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39 invited presentations |
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31 presentations at internationally established conferences |
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14 presentations at national German conferences and workshops |
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6 posters
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Invited presentations |
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Lebe langsam - stirb alt: geschlechterspezifische Mortalitätsforschung mit der Klosterstudie [Live slowly - die old: sex-specific mortality research with the Cloister Study], Menopause-Andropause-Anti-Aging-Congress, Vienna, Austria, 08.12.2011. Warum Frauen länger leben - oder Männer früher sterben? Zu den Ursachen der Geschlechterunterschiede in der Lebenserwartung [Why women live longer - or men die earlier? On causes of sex differences in life expectancy], 13. K&A Brand Success Congress [MarkenErfolgsKongress], Nuremberg, Germany, 24.11.2011. Past and future directions of the German-Austrian "Cloister Study", Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, USA, 23.08.2011. Die unterschiedliche Lebenserwartung von Frauen und Männern: biologische, gesellschaftliche und verhaltensbedingte Ursachen [Life expectancy differences between women and men: biological, societal and behavioural causes], Colloquium of the Institute for Sociology of the Georg August University Göttingen, Germany, 19.01.2011. Long-living females and short-living males: the interplay of sex and gender, Conference “Health Inequalities V”, University of Bielefeld, Germany, 11.06.2010. Gender-specific mortality differences by education in Germany and Italy: indirect orphanhood-based estimates with GGP-data, Keynote presentation at the Annual Meeting of the German Demographic Association in collaboration with the Italian Association for Population Studies, Rostock, Germany, 03.03.2010. Warum Männer früher sterben und Frauen länger leben [Why men die earlier and women live longer], Förderverein Schmallenbachhaus e.V., Fröndenberg, Germany, 04.02.2010. Socioeconomic mortality differences in Italy: indirect estimates from maternal and paternal orphanhood with data from the Multipurpose Surveys, Universitity of Rome “La Sapienza”, Department of Social Economic, Actuarial and Demographic Studies, Italy, 22.09.2009. Aktuelle Trends in der Sterblichkeit [Actual trends in mortality], Kick-off meeting for the new population projection of Statistik Austria, Vienna, Austria, 28.05.2009. Paradigmenwechsel in der Demographie? Der “Tempo-Ansatz” von Bongaarts und Feeney und seine Auswirkung auf die demographische Analyse [Change of paradigms in demography? Bongaarts and Feeney’s tempo approach and its consequences for demographic analysis], Graduate school “Statistic Models”, University of Dortmund, Germany, 21.11.2008. Die unterschiedliche Lebenserwartung von Frauen und Männern - Erkenntnisse über Entwicklung und Ursachen aus der demographischen Forschung [Life expectancy differences between women and men - demographic insights into trends and causes], Graduate school „Statistic Models“, University of Dortmund, Germany, 20.11.2008. Warum Männer früher sterben [Why men die earlier], Advanced training workshop of the Apothekerstiftung Westfalen-Lippe, Münster, Germany, 30.08.2008. Why do women live longer than men? Findings from the Cloister Study, European Science Open Forum (ESOF) 2008, Barcelona, Spain, 22.07.2008. Geschlechterspezifische Morbidität und Mortalität [Gender-specific morbidity and mortality], Spring congress of the Apothekerkammer Schleswig-Holstein “Gender in der Medizin und Pharmazie”, Ostseebad Damp, Germany, 13.04.2008. Die Lebenserwartung von Migranten - gibt es den Healthy-Migrant-Effekt wirklich? [Life expectancy of migrants - does the healthy migrant effect really exist?], Institute for Applied Demography (IFAD), Berlin, Germany, 17.12.2007. Sex versus Gender - zu den Ursachen der unterschiedlichen Lebenserwartung von Frauen und Männern [Sex versus gender - about the causes of differences in life expectancy between women and men], Lecture series “Genderorientierung in Public Health und Pflege“, University of Bremen, Germany, 05.11.2007. The healthy migrant effect: estimates from orphanhood of second generation migrants, Rostock Demographic Colloquium, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Rostock, Germany, 25.10.2007. Bongaarts and Feeney’s tempo approach between period and cohort analysis, University of Rome “La Sapienza”, Italy, 06.10.2007. Variations of human life expectancy: biological versus non-biological factors, Inflammatory Diseases of Barrier Organs Meeting 2007, International NGFN-Symposium, Kiel, Germany, 12.07.2007. Warum Frauen länger leben - oder Männer früher sterben? Zu Ursachen und Entwicklung der Geschlechterdifferenz in der Lebenserwartung [Why women live longer - or men die earlier? About causes and trends of sex differences in life expectancy], Lecture series “Der alternde Mensch in einer alternden Gesellschaft”, University of Rostock, Germany, 13.06.2007. Quo vadis Demographie? Wie Bongaarts und Feeney das Verständnis und die Analyse demographischer Prozesse verändern [Quo vadis demography? How Bongaarts and Feeney change the understanding and the analysis of demographic processes], Working group ‘Demography’ of the Leibniz Sozietät e.V., Berlin, Germany, 24.05.2007. Do women live longer or do men die earlier? Findings from the Cloister Study, University of Michigan, Institute for Social Research, Ann Arbor, USA, 27.03.2007. Der Einfluss von Verhaltensweisen und Lebensstilen auf die Mortalitätsdifferenzen der Geschlechter [The impact of health behaviours and health lifestyles on gender differences in mortality], Ruprecht Karls University Heidelberg, Institute for Gerontology, Germany, 05.02.2007. Sex-specific variations in studies on differential mortality, MaxNetAging Conference IV, Naples, Italy, 09.11.2006. Mortality tempo-adjustment: theoretical and empirical considerations, Colloquium of the Vienna Institute of Demography, Vienna, Austria, 13.10.2006. Ungleichheiten in der Lebenserwartung: regionale, geschlechtsspezifische und sozio-ökonomische Unterschiede [Inequalities in life expectancy: differences by region, gender and socioeconomic status], Institute for Medical Informatics, Biometry and Epidemiology, Essen, Germany, 10.07.2006. Commentary to the presentation “Legal implications of death and dying” by Hans-Jörg Albrecht, MaxNetAging Conference III, Charlottesville, USA, 10.05.2006. Angleichung der Lebenserwartungen: Aufgabenstellung und Voraussetzung sozialer Gerechtigkeit - demographische Rahmenbedingungen [Adjustment of life expectancy levels: task assignment and precondition of social equity - demographic backgrounds], Conference “Soziale Verunsicherung ohne Ende? Das politische System setzt die Bürger auch weiter unter Druck“ of the Sozialverband VdK Bayern, Tutzing, Germany, 23.03.2006. Socio-economic differences in German cohort life expectancy - indirect estimates from survey data, Colloquium of the Vienna Institute of Demography, Vienna, Austria, 21.03.2006. The impact of a migration-caused selection effect on regional mortality differences in Italy and Germany, RTN Concluding Workshop “Demographic Sustainability and European Integration“, Rostock, Germany, 31.01.2006. What brings Biologists and Demographers together? Commentary to the presentation “Longevity and its consequences: insights from an experimental insect biology program” by James R. Carey, MaxNetAging Conference II, Marbella, Spain, 04.11.2005. Ursachen und Entwicklung der Geschlechterdifferenz in der Lebenserwartung - Einführung aus der Perspektive der Demographie [Causes and trends of sex differences in life expectancy - introduction from a demographic point of view], Workshop “Frauen leben länger? Männer leben (also) kurz??? - aus der Forschung zu Gender und Lebenserwartung“ of the Gender Kompetenz Zentrum of the Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany, 09.05.2005. Perspektiven für die Entwicklung der Lebenserwartung unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Geschlechterunterschiede [Perspectives for the future development of life expectancy with special consideration of gender differences], 12th Colloquium of Health Sciences of the Faculty for Health Sciences of the University of Bielefeld and 8. Annual meeting of the ‘lögd für den Öffentlichen Gesundheitsdienst’, Bielefeld, Germany, 08.04.2005. Warum werden Frauen älter als Männer? Eine Einführung in demographische Fragestellungen [Why do women become older than men? An introduction into demographic problems], University of Freiburg i. Br., Germany, 31.01.2005. Why do women live longer than men? New insights from cloistered populations, Human Genetic - Immune Genetic Colloquium of the University of Göttingen, Germany, 16.11.2004. Ursachen der Sterblichkeitsunterschiede zwischen West- und Ostdeutschland - Neue Erkenntnisse aus dem Lebenserwartungssurvey des BiB [Causes of mortality differences between West and East Germany - new insights from the BiB Life Expectancy Survey], Colloquium of the Federal Institute for Population Research, Wiesbaden, Germany, 15.11.2004. Warum Frauen länger leben - ein Vergleich von Kloster- und Allgemeinbevölkerung [Why women live longer - a comparison of monastic and general populations], Colloquium of the Institute for Human Genetics and Anthropology of the University Freiburg i. Br., Germany, 09.06.2004. Inwieweit wird die höhere Lebenserwartung der Frauen biologisch verursacht? Erkenntnisse aus einem Vergleich von Kloster- und Allgemeinbevölkerung [To what extent is the higher life expectancy of women biologically caused? Insights from a comparison of monastic and general populations], Soroptimist International, Deutsche Union Club Wiesbaden, Germany, 05.05.2004. Ursachen der geschlechtsspezifischen Sterblichkeitsunterschiede. Ergebnisse einer Mortalitätsanalyse in bayerischen Frauen- und Männerklöstern [Causes of sex mortality differences. Insights from a mortality analysis in female and male Bavarian monasteries], Rostock Demographic Colloquium, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Rostock, Germany, 03.11.1998.
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15 Jahre “Klosterstudie”: Gewonnene Erkenntnisse, offene Fragen und zukünftige Forschung [15 years “cloister study”: gained insights, open questions and future research], German-Austrian-Swiss Demographers’ Meeting, Oberhofen am Thunersee, Switzerland, 20.10.2011. Why monks live longer but nuns do not: a summary of 15 years “cloister study”, International Workshop “Health, Morbidity and Mortality: the State of the Art” of the European Working Group on health, Morbidity and Mortality, Vienna, Austria, 03.09.2011. Sex differences in health and mortality: obtained results and future aims of the “cloister study”, 23rd REVES Meeting, Paris, France, 25.05.2011. The biological force behind excess male external cause mortality: an analysis of unnatural deaths among catholic order members, 2010 Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America (PAA), Dallas, USA 15.04.2010. Conventional versus tempo-adjusted life expectancy: which is the more appropriate measure for period mortality?, XXVI IUSSP International Population Conference 2009, Marrakech, Morocco, 02.10.2009. Gender-specific socioeconomic mortality differences in Italy: new insights from indirect orphanhood-based estimates, XXVI IUSSP International Population Conference 2009, Marrakech, Morocco, 29.09.2009. Trends of socioeconomic mortality differences in Italy: new insights from indirect orphanhood-based estimates, 2009 Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America (PAA), Detroit, USA, 02.05.2009. Conventional versus tempo-adjusted life expectancy - which is the more appropriate measure for period mortality?, 2009 Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America (PAA), Detroit, USA, 30.04.2009. Life course impact on general health and specific diseases of elderly women and men: a longitudinal analysis for western and eastern Germany, MAGGIE Meeting 2009, Charleroi, Belgium, 19.03.2009. Indirect measurement of adult mortality from survey data in developed populations: an extended application of the orphanhood method, Conference “Giornate di Studio sulla Popolazione“, Milan, Italy, 04.02.2009. Socioeconomic mortality differences in Italy: new insights from indirect orphanhood-based estimates, 2008 European Population Conference (EPC), Barcelona, Spain, 12.07.2008. Sex-specific variations in studies on differential mortality, MaxNetAging Workshop “Biology of Aging for Non-Biologists“, Ralswiek, Germany, 11.04.2008. Estimating the migrant survival advantage from orphanhood of second generation migrants, Workshop “Individual, Area and Group Variation in Morbidity and Mortality” of the EAPS Working Group on Health, Morbidity and Mortality, Rome, Italy, 17.09.2007. How tempo distortions affect the comparative analysis of mortality: theoretical and empirical considerations, 2006 European Population Conference (EPC), Liverpool, England, 24.06.2006. The importance of mortality tempo-adjustment: theoretical and empirical considerations, RTN Workshop “Mortality Trends, Longevity and Population Ageing”, Fiesole/Florence, Italy, 13.01.2006. The impact of lifestyles and living arrangements on gender differences in mortality, Workshop “Patterns of morbidity and mortality by cause of death as a reflection of social inequality” of the EAPS Working Group on Health, Morbidity and Mortality, Paris, France, 09.09.2005. A new hypothesis for explaining the mortality gap between Eastern and Western Germany, XXV IUSSP International Population Conference, Tours, France, 21.07.2005. A method for constructing life table bands for paleodemographic mortality analysis, XXV IUSSP International Population Conference, Tours, France, 19.07.2005. Health lifestyles, living arrangements and male excess mortality, RTN Workshop “Differential mortality and causes of death”, Porto Conte, Italy, 30.05.2005. The impact of health behaviors and life quality on gender differences in mortality, 2005 Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America (PAA), Philadelphia, USA, 31.03.2005. Causes of Eastern German excess mortality - results from macro and microdata analysis, EAPS Workshop on “Social conditions of health and longevity” of the EAPS Working Group on Health, Morbidity and Mortality, Mount Vitosha/Sofia, Bulgaria, 04.09.2004. The impact of a migration-caused selection effect on regional mortality differences in Italy and Germany, REVES 16 Conference: Life and health expectancies - challenges ahead, Bruges, Belgium, 19.05.2004. Regional mortality differences in Italy and Germany - analysis of similarities and differences regarding developments and responsible factors, 2004 Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America (PAA), Boston, USA, 03.04.2004. Behaviour or biology? An answer to the question of male excess mortality by comparing the cloistered and the general populations, 2003 European Population Conference (EPC), Warsaw, Poland, 28.08.2003. Eastern and western German mortality before and after reunification - new insights from the German Life Expectancy Survey, 2003 Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America (PAA), Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 01.05.2003. Ost-west-deutsche Sterblichkeitsunterschiede vor und nach der Wiedervereinigung [East-West mortality differences in Germany before and after reunification], German-Austrian-Swiss Demographers’ Meeting, Magglingen, Switzerland, 26.05.2003. East and West German mortality before and after reunification, German-Polish-Hungarian Demographic Workshop, Budapest, Hungary, 23.11.2002. Nature or behaviour? An answer to the question of male excess mortality by a comparison of monastic and general population, 13th Congress of the European Anthropological Association, Zagreb, Croatia, 31.08.2002. Mortality disparities and their socio-economic determinants in different regions of Germany, 13th Congress of the European Anthropological Association, Zagreb, Croatia, 31.08.2002. The construction of a life table for skeletal populations in a situation where ages at death are known for age-ranges instead of exact ages, Paleodemography Workshop, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Rostock, Germany, 04.08.2000. Analysis of Labor Force Survey Data, 3rd Research Teams’ Workshop of the EU project EFFNATIS, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 22.11.1999.
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Alterung in einer gealterten Gesellschaft: Katholische Ordensmitglieder und ihre Erfahrungen mit und Einstellungen zu Bevölkerungsalterung und alten Menschen [Ageing in an aged society: experiences and attitudes of Catholic order members towards population ageing and older people]. Annual Meeting of the German Demographic Association, Bonn, Germany, 11.03.2011. Paradigmenwechsel in der Demographie? Der “Tempo-Ansatz“ von Bongaarts und Feeney und seine Auswirkung auf die demographische Analyse [Change of paradigms in demography? The “tempo approach“ of Bongaarts and Feeney and its consequences for demographic analysis], Autumn Meeting of the working group “Demographic Methods“ of the German Demographic Association, Wuppertal, 07.10.2009. Das Healthy Migrant-Paradox. Eine Schätzung des potenziellen Ausmaßes des Healthy-Migrant-Effekts auf die Lebenserwartung von Zuwanderern in Deutschland [The healthy migrant paradox. An estimation of its potential impact on the life expectancy of migrants in Germany], Workshop “Mortality, health and care in Germany” at the German Statistical Week 2008, Cologne, 17.09.2008. Geschlechtsspezifische Mortalitätsdifferenzen [Gender differences in mortality], First Interdisciplinary Colloquium on “Gender Research” at the University of Rostock, 01.12.2007. Eine Methode zur Schätzung der Kohortenlebenserwartung aus Paneldaten [A method for estimating cohort life expectancy from longitudinal panel data], Autumn Meeting of the working group “Demographic Methods“ of the German Demographic Association, Rostock, 19.10.2007. Der Einfluss von Tempo-Effekten auf die west-ost-deutschen Unterschiede in der Lebenserwartung [The impact of tempo effects on differences in life expectancy between western and eastern Germany], Workshop “The demographic situation in eastern and western Germany” at the German Statistical Week 2006, Dresden, 21.09.2006. Warum Frauen länger leben - oder Männer früher sterben? [Why women live longer - or men die earlier?], Long Night of Sciences 2006 at the University of Rostock, 27.04.2006. Die Bedeutung biologischer Faktoren für das Entstehen der männlichen Übersterblichkeit - Erkenntnisse aus einem Vergleich von Kloster- und Allgemeinbevölkerung [The impact of biological factors on male excess mortality - insights from a comparison of cloistered and general populations], Workshop of the working group on “Medical Demography” of the German Demographic Association, Greifswald, 26.09.2003. Mortality analysis in Historical Demography - the construction of life tables for adults by using the growth balance method and confidence intervals, Lab Meeting of the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Rostock, 19.08.2003. Warum Frauen länger leben - Erkenntnisse aus einem Vergleich von Kloster- und Allgemeinbevölkerung [Why women live longer - insights from a comparison of cloistered and general populations], 2002 Annual Meeting of the German Demographic Association, Rostock, 12.07.2002. Methods of Indirect Mortality Estimation in Historical Demography, Lab Meeting of the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Rostock, 05.06.2002. Die Ungleichheit vor dem Tod - Sterblichkeitsunterschiede zwischen städtischen und ländlichen Regionen [Disparities in mortality - differences between urban und rural regions], German Geographer’s Day 2001, Leipzig, 04.10.2001. Eine Möglichkeit der Sterbetafelkonstruktion bei großen Altersspannen in der Paläodemographie [A possibility for life table construction with wide age ranges in paleodemography], Autumn Meeting of the working group “Demographic Methods“ of the German Demographic Association in collaboration with the working group “Population Biology/Population Genetics“ of the German Association for Anthropology, Rostock, 22.10.1999. Bildungsbeteiligung von deutschen und ausländischen Bevölkerungsgruppen [Participation of Germans and foreigners to the German education system], ZUMA Conference “Research with the micro-census: analyses on social structure and labour market”, Mannheim, 09.10.1998.
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Ageing in an aged society: experiences and attitudes of catholic order members towards population ageing and older people, 2011 Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America (PAA), Washington, D.C., USA, 31.03.2011. Estimating the migrant survival advantage from maternal and paternal orphanhood of second generation migrants, 2007 Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America (PAA), New York, USA, 31.03.2007. Nachwachsende Rohstoffe aus Verbrauchersicht: ausgewählte Ergebnisse des Projektes “Empirische Mehrebenenanalyse des Verbraucherverhaltens im Bereich Nachwachsende Rohstoffe“ [Renewable resources from the consumer’s point of view: a project report], 10th Symposium on “Renewable resources for Chemistry”, Oldenburg, Germany, 28.03.2007. The phenomenon of patterns: the gender gap in mortality, 2006 European Population Conference (EPC), Liverpool, England, 23.06.2006. How tempo distortions affect the analysis of changing mortality: the case of mortality trends in West and East Germany, 2006 Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America (PAA), Los Angeles, California, USA, 31.03.2006. Are sex mortality differences biologically caused? Madigan revisited by a new comparison of sex-specific survival in monastic and general populations, 2003 Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America (PAA), Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 02.05.2003.
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Dr. Marc Luy |
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Senior Scientist at the Vienna Institute of Demography of the Austrian Academy of Sciences |