Fakultät für Gesundheitswissenschaften

During semesters the School of Public Health hosts a bi-weekly brown bag seminar on Thursday

Time :  12-13:00

Where:  Room S5-143

All members of the faculty, their guests, and anyone interested are invited to attend.

Contact: brownbagph at uni-bielefeld.de

Here you got a list about all past seminars.

 

Dates

For the summer semester the following are planed:

24.04.2025 Angelika Augustine

Title: "Fail cheerfully"

Abstract:
In the event "Fail cheerfully", professors and advanced scientists present unofficial parts of their biographies which, in retrospect, could be cheerfully regarded as failures. Anyone who has always wanted to know how many attempts it takes to be appointed as a professor or to have a third-party funding application approved and how many projects did not work out as planned in retrospect is very welcome to attend this event. Prof. Dr. Doreen Reifegerste, Angelika Augustine and other surprise guests will be reporting.

 

08.05.2025 Chukwuedozie Ajaero

Title: "Do internal migration status and digital divide influence risky sexual behaviours of never-married sexuallyactive women in West Africa?"

 

22.05.2025 Clare Littleton (Torrens University Australia)

Title: "Exploring intergenerational housing and health in Australia through a case study and photovoice study"

Abstract:
Social isolation and loneliness for older adults is a complex health  policy issue. The built environment can promote (or hinder) social  connections, and therefore, it is important to consider housing  arrangements that incorporate programs and infrastructure to address these issues. Intergenerational programs are known to improve  health and wellbeing outcomes for both older and younger generations....read more

 

06.06.2025 Sofie Quermann

Title: "Differences in health reporting by gender and sexual orientation" 

 

26.06.2025 Sara Kress (Leibniz Research Institute for Environmental Medicine, Düsseldorf)

TBA

 

10.07.2025 Juliana Schmidt

Title: "Handling missing EQ-5D-5L data - a simulation study and empirical application"