Das National Cancer Institute in New York hat über 160.000 logische Sätze zu Krebserkrankungen gesammelt. Mit der Wissensbasis will man Zusammenhänge zwischen Symptomen, Genen und potenziellen Ursachen analysieren. Konstantin Schekotihin arbeitet gemeinsam mit Forschern der Stanford University an deren Verbesserung.
Der Artikel, der von Dieter Bögenhold (Institut für Soziologie) gemeinsam mit den Athenern Panayotis G. Michaelides und Theofanis Papageorgiou veröffentlicht wurde, fokussiert auf die konzeptionelle Beziehung zwischen Schumpeter, Veblen und Bordieu. Das Paper gehört mittlerweile laut RePEc, einem zentralen Index wirtschaftswissenschaftlicher Arbeiten, zu den meist-downgeloadeten Werken und hat in November 2016 den vierten Platz in den Downloads aller Forschungsartikel in der Welt erreicht.
Was weiß Sabine Zirngast nach ihrer Forschungsarbeit als Wissenschaftlerin im Bereich Steuern mehr als vorher? Und wäre ihre Arbeit obsolet, würden die Gesetzes- und Verordnungstexte einfacher gestaltet werden? Aus Anlass der Veröffentlichung ihres Steuerhandbuchs für Freiberufler spricht sie im Interview über ihre wissenschaftliche Arbeit.
For many years, retail and service industries have deployed atmospheric stimuli such as music, scent and colour in order to influence consumer behaviour. Until recently, the results of scientific studies investigating the effects have been inconclusive, impeding the formulation of conclusive generalisations. Now, following the meta-analytic recalculation of data from 66 distinct studies, a research team has successfully demonstrated that the presence of music, scent and colour produces significant positive effects on customers’ shopper behaviour.
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