Dr. Mike Farjam
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Senior Research Associate (Post-Doc)
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With a background in Artificial Intelligence and Psychology and a PhD in Economics, Mike Farjam is conducting multi-disciplinary research on environmental and political behavior. He is applying state-of-the-art machine learning, statistical, and experimental methods, often in a mixed-methods framework.
He received his PhD in Economics in 2016 as a fellow of the Max Planck Research School on Adapting Behavior in a Fundamentally Uncertain World. Before joining the University of Hamburg in 2024, he taught more than 10 courses in statistics, text analysis, and research methodology at Lund and Linnaeus University (Sweden).
Curriculum Vitae
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Universität |
01.2024 - Senior Research Associate (Postdoc) |
| Lund University, Sweden |
02.2021-12.2023 - Senior Researcher Research and coordination within the Horizon2020 project PROTECT. Topic: Computational analysis of the migration discourse on social media. |
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Linnaeus University, |
08.2018-02.2021 - Senior Lecturer |
| Friedrich Schiller University, Jena | 2013-2016 Dr rer. pol. - Economics (summa cum laude) Scholarship of the International Max Planck Research School (Uncertainty School). |
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Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands |
2008-2013 - B.Sc. & M.Sc. – Artificial Intelligence 2007-2011 - B.Sc. – Psychology (Cognitive psychology) |