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From the pill crunch to the pensioner boom | 03.07.202350 years of research on demographic change at the BiB

At the end of the 1960s, a development took place in Germany that still strongly shapes our population structure today: Birth rates declined massively - fewer children were born, more and more people remained childless. more: 50 years of research on demographic change at the BiB …

Menschenmenge auf öffentlichem Platz (refer to: 50 years of research on demographic change at the BiB) | Source: © Jürgen Fälchle/stock.adobe.com

Anniversary Interview | 03.07.202350 years – a review: The BiB yesterday, today and tomorrow

What does the BiB actually do? In an interview, Director Prof Dr C. Katharina Spieß talks about the development of the institute in the last 50 years, current research, and its future. more: 50 years – a review: The BiB yesterday, today and tomorrow …

Foto Univ.-Prof. Dr. C. Katharina Spieß (refer to: 50 years – a review: The BiB yesterday, today and tomorrow) | Source: © Peter-Paul Weiler

BiB Anniversary | 03.07.2023A new logo for the 50th anniversary

The Federal Institute for Population Research (BiB) is launching a new logo that reflects the diversity and dynamism of the Institute with fresh colours. more: A new logo for the 50th anniversary …

Logo of the Federal Institute for Population Research (BiB) (refer to: A new logo for the 50th anniversary)

Press release | 27.06.2023Life expectancy in Germany's regions: Many avoidable deaths

Many regions in Germany have significantly lower life expectancy than German-speaking regions in Austria, Switzerland and Italy. more: Life expectancy in Germany's regions: Many avoidable deaths …

Arzt untersucht älteren Mann in Praxis (refer to: Life expectancy in Germany's regions: Many avoidable deaths) | Source: © Monkey Business / Adobe Stock

Bevölkerungsforschung Aktuell 3/2023 | 27.06.202350 years of Population Research at the BiB

The BiB turns 50! On this occasion, the new issue of Bevölkerungsforschung Aktuell looks at the development of the institute. BiB Director Prof Dr C. Katharina Spieß gives an outlook on future trends and focal points. more: 50 years of Population Research at the BiB …

Photo BiB Team (refer to: 50 years of Population Research at the BiB) | Source: © Peter-Paul Weiler

Partnerships, children, intergenerational relationships | 23.06.2023Data set for the first survey wave of the FReDA study published

What is family life like in Germany? The data from one of Germany's largest studies on the topic reveal it. Data access is free for scientific and non-commercial purposes. more: Data set for the first survey wave of the FReDA study published …

Menschen, die über binären Code laufen (refer to: Data set for the first survey wave of the FReDA study published) | Source: Orbon Alija via Getty Images

Demographic trends in sub-Saharan Africa | 12.06.2023"Ageing an important future trend even in the youngest region of the world"

In an interview, demographer Dr Elke Loichinger explains what demographic developments are to be expected in this growing African region and why the BiB is researching and initiating projects on this. more: "Ageing an important future trend even in the youngest region of the world" …

Foto Landschaft in Subsahara-Afrika (refer to: "Ageing an important future trend even in the youngest region of the world") | Source: © Christian Fiedler

Publication | 17.05.2023Urban living conditions and their impact on well-being

Which urban living conditions influence the subjective well-being of expatriates living in metropolises around the world? This question is investigated in a study conducted by the BiB and the Federal Foreign Office. more: Urban living conditions and their impact on well-being …

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Invitation | 15.05.2023BiB Population Research Series

The BiB invites you to the lecture series on May 25, 2023 from 11:00 to 12:15. Prof. Miriam Beblo will present her paper „Linguistic Capital and Parental Impact on Adolescents' Educational Aspirations“. more: BiB Population Research Series …

Universitätsabsolventen, Hüte fliegen in die Luft (refer to: BiB Population Research Series) | Source: @ marcjohn.de / Adobe Stock

Prize for BiB research | 28.04.2023Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on fertility in Africa

BiB scientist Dr. Andreas Backhaus has received an IPUMS Global Health Research Award for his paper in the Vienna Yearbook of Population Research. IPUMS is the world's largest individual-level population database. more: Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on fertility in Africa …

Datendiagramm und Corona-Virus (refer to: Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on fertility in Africa) | Source: monsitj via Getty Images

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