20 MAY 2015
Wittgenstein Centre Founding Director Wolfgang Lutz was invited to give his views on what is the best way to limit populations growth at this GIZ event on 26 May 2015.
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18 MAY 2015
Sergei Scherbov was invited to give a presentation on reassessing aging and to participate in the round table discussion entitled “Dealing with Asia’s Aging Challenges” at the Shanghai Forum, 22-25 May 2015.
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8 MAY 2015Workshop
Wittgenstein Centre researchers will present their latest results at the 13th Viennese Workshop on Optimal Control and Dynamic Games, 13-16 May 2015.
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6 MAY 2015
A more user-friendly version of this online data explorer is now available with new back-projections for populations by age, sex, and six levels of education from 2010 to 1970.
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5 MAY 2015
A new grant from the European Union will support an international research project that includes Wittgenstein Centre researchers. The project aims to achieve a better understanding of aging.
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28 APR 2015
The Wittgenstein Centre provides a new visualization tool for presenting population projections by age, sex, and level of educational attainment for the world with a time horizon to 2060.
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27 APR 2015Paper
In this paper, Wolfgang Lutz and Erich Striessnig address the contribution of changes in population size and structures to greenhouse gas emissions and to the capacity to adapt to climate change.
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15 APR 2015Paper
In this new paper published in PLOS ONE, W. Sanderson and S. Scherbov show that people become healthier, more capable, and indeed younger in many ways even if they have lived longer lives.
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13 APR 2015
Valeria Bordone was invited to give a Seminar entitled "Redefining aging: The role of grandparenting" at the University of Southampton on 23 April 2015.
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7 APR 2015
In this Interim Report Markus Speringer and colleagues provide a validation of the Wittgenstein Centre back-projections for populations by age, sex, and six levels of education from 2010 to 1970.
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