Daniela Weber

Very proud to see my just finished MA student Maximilian Kabas presenting his MA topic: summer energy poverty and health outcomes. At 9th #ATHEA taking place today and tomorrow at @ihs.ac.at

@wuvienna.bsky.social

www.agewithoutlimits.org

Joint work with @drmengxing.bsky.social and @anne-goujon.bsky.social just been published in Sociology of Health & Illness rb.gy/jyqj8j It started as @iiasa.ac.at #YSSP and resulted in a very nice publication on #loneliness trajectories of #older adults. Perfect time prior to Christmas!

🎉 Congratulations to our team member @mksicabaraban.bsky.social on her first PhD paper publication 👏 in The Journals of #Gerontology!

Co-authors: @valeriabordone.bsky.social @webervienna.bsky.social

#OpenAccess 👇 and a 🧵 below

It's always a pleasure to work with so talented early-career scientists! Big thank you also to our funder @wwtf.at for funding our #CHIAS project here at @ifswien.bsky.social and @iiasa.ac.at

Finally, Robert Zniva and I worked together on our common interest #aging we united the disciplines #marketing #public_health and #demography in our paper on measuring aging! 👉👉👉https://doi.org/10.1080/0267257X.2025.2559922

I would have ranked a few countries differently I have to state. Very nice.

Very interesting special issue to come!

@brunoarpino.bsky.social has just announced next meeting will be at EPC2026

IIASA's Josephine Borghi: “Health systems are too often left reacting to climate shocks.”
IIASA research shows links from floods in Brazil to clean cooking in South Africa—health must be central to climate policy.
#ScienceInAction

Exciting news looking forward to it

These were four very interesting papers on care demand and supply gap, potential intergenerational conflict as well as caregivers well-being

After a great conference yesterday, I am looking forward to today's presentation - including keynote from Pearl Dykstra.

@valeriabordone.bsky.social and @brunoarpino.bsky.social just kicked off the 1st #EAPS #sustainable #aging workshop in #Padova looking forward to two inspiring days.

Great to see Saroja from @mpidr.bsky.social at @iiasa.ac.at and attending her interesting talk. Very nice research

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This paper results from my @oeaw.bsky.social APART research project. Happy to see this paper published in @vypr.bsky.social thank you @tarnhold.bsky.social and @viktoriaszenkuroek.bsky.social for this great collaboration.

Call for WIC conference on #demography and #migration see below 👎

8th ATHEA Conference IIASA researchers will be attending the 8th ATHEA Conference, "Status Quo and New Directions for Austrian Health Economics", organized by the Austrian Health Economics Association (ATHEA) in Vienna.

Looking forward to #ATHEA 2025 @ihs.ac.at this Thursday and Friday. Get insight on research from Austrian health econ. Community! @iiasa.ac.at will be represented as well 👍👍
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Happy new year everyone! I wish you all to age sustainably 🙂

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Higher education fosters favourable attitudes toward immigration, but context matters.
👉 Analysis of 15 countries over 16 years reveals significant differences between Eastern and non-Eastern Europe.

New paper by Umansky, @webervienna.bsky.social & Lutz.

🔗 genus.springeropen.com/articles/10....

Did you register for the next WFRN.bsky.social Virtual Plenary? Coming soon! Going Back? Gender, Work, and Family in 2025 focuses on the stalled/unfinished gender revolution in the public and private spheres. Held on January 24 or 25, depending on your time zone. wfrn.org/news/registe...

Revisiting the role of education in attitudes toward immigration in different contexts in Europe - Genus Among the individual determinants of attitudes toward immigration, the liberalising role of education is well known—those with higher levels of education tend to be more in favour of immigration. Howe...

First publication in 2025🥳
We showed: higher education fosters favorable attitudes toward immigration, but context matters - significant differences between Eastern and non-Eastern Europe
Here link to our @genus.bsky.social article
doi.org/10.1186/s411...

Cohort fertility in Greenland still above replacement fertility.

Women born in 1985 had two children already by the early 30s.

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Interesting TT job opportunity

Easterlin played an important role in shaping my academic path as a demographer and economist. His studies on cohorts, fertility, happiness, and well-being show how closely demography and economics are connected and how much we can learn from this intersection. #RIP

I would like to join could you please add my name

Some super relevant support when revising a paper

Europe's population crisis The EU could account for just 4.1 percent of the global population by 2100.

Europe's population will start declining in 2026. "Migration can help momentarily, but in order to compensate for a declining workforce, a country needs to have a constant flow of migrants," says IIASA's Anne Goujon in this Newsweek article.
👉 www.newsweek.com/europe-popul...

Conference hall with beautiful mural paintings on the ceiling.

Giving a keynote in this amazing space tomorrow for the Wittgenstein Centre's Conference: Delayed Reproduction - Challenges and Prospects. #reproduction #demography #fertility #Vienna