Objective
The Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER), the National University of Ireland Galway (NUIG) and the International Microsimulation Association (IMA) have launched a new webinar series.
This series of seminars aims to bring together the latest research using microsimulation techniques or addressing social inequalities. It provides a forum for networking, for discussing current research and for getting feedback from peers in the field in a friendly and supportive environment. It is targeted both at academics and public policy analysists.
The seminar series takes place on Teams on the 2nd Thursday of every month from 2.00 to 3.00 PM Luxembourg time (08:00 AM Washington, 10:00 PM Sydney).
Academic Year 2021-22
For further information, please contact the seminar co-organizers:
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Privacy notice
LISER collects personal information, based on your consent, for the unique purpose of managing the webinars. LISER keeps your personal information for its own use and ensure not to transfer your data to any other entity within or outside the European Union. Your personal information shall be kept by the LISER until the end of the webinars. At the end of the webinars, your personal information shall be deleted. You have the following rights on your personal information: right of access at any time to all your personal information processed by the LISER, right to rectification your personal information, right to erasure, right to withdraw your consent at any time, right to lodge a complaint with the CNPD. To exercise your rights, please send us an email at: dpo@liser.lu
LISER informs you that the webinars will be recorded. The recording may or may not include images/sound/slides where the speaker is in focus. The picture and name of the participants may show up on the recording if they so choose (by activating their camera/microphone). By registering to this webinar series, you consent to being recorded. The recording will be available on MS Teams for 3 weeks after the day of the seminar for registered participants and shall not be kept by the participant after this period.
