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Competence area statistics

We pursue the overarching goal of promoting data literacy in teaching and research and focus on the area of applied statistics. Within this area, knowledge and skills are taught that enable learners to effectively apply statistical methods to analyze data, identify patterns and draw sound conclusions. This includes understanding basic and advanced statistical concepts and applying these concepts to real-world data sets from a variety of disciplines. By fostering data literacy, students and researchers are enabled to critically evaluate data, formulate research questions and generate empirical findings that contribute to the development of knowledge in their respective fields.

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About our working group

Campus Unteres Schloß, Gebäudeteil D

"In our working group, we deal with the quantitative analysis of economic and social processes, in particular the effects of working conditions and individual resources on health, well-being and performance. In doing so, we combine methodologically sound data analysis with economic theory.

The focus is on both stable relationships and dynamic developments, for example in panel data. Special emphasis is placed on the identification of causal effects and the critical evaluation of empirical results.

As an interdisciplinary team from applied statistics, economics and mathematics, we work on the development and application of modern quantitative methods in order to provide reliable empirical evidence for economic and social science issues."

Our research profile

The competence area of statistics includes the analysis of complex real-world data in the research areas of medical-technical research, health economics, entrepreneurship and SME management. In addition, the area of expertise includes the interdisciplinary application of statistical methods in clinical, economic and entrepreneurial contexts, including experimental study designs and simulation-based methods. The aim is to generate robust, evidence-based findings to support scientific analyses and well-founded decision-making processes in research and practice.

Main research areas

  • Entrepreneurship
  • SME Management
  • Health economics
  • Medical-technical research

 

Publications

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Journal article
2023

Rate of Complications after Hip Fractures Caused by Prolonged Time-to-Surgery Depends on the Patient's Individual Type of Fracture and Its Treatment

Journal article
2023

Stress shielding effect after total hip arthroplasty varies between combinations of stem design and stiffness-a comparing biomechanical finite element analysis

Journal article
2022

Does team diversity really matter? The connection between networks, access to financial resources, and performance in the context of university spin-offs

Journal article
2022

Does Weather Still Affect The Stock Market?

Journal article
2021

Gender and organizational performance in business succession

Journal article
2020

International assignments of employees and entrepreneurial intentions: the mediating role of human capital, social capital and career prospects

Journal article
2020

Gender differences in blood transfusion strategy for patients with hip fractures - a retrospective analysis

Journal article
2019

Efficiency of platelet-rich plasma therapy in knee osteoarthritis does not depend on level of cartilage damage

Journal article
2019

Indicated trauma emergency department utilization – A comparison between patients’ self-assessment and professional evaluation

Journal article
2019

Influence of Time to Surgery in Ankle Fractures on the Rate of Complications and Length of Stay – a Multivariate Analysis

Journal article
2018

Computer-aided planning with exact implementation into surgical technique in TKA is as accurate as intraoperative navigation

Journal article
2018

Biomechanics of common fixation devices for first tarsometatarsal joint fusion—a comparative study with synthetic bones

Christian Soost

AOR Dr. rer. pol. Christian Soost

Senior Academic Councillor
Foto von Sam Steinhöfer

Sam Steinhöfer

Research assistant

Academic Advisor für Volkswirtschaftslehre und Mathe-Vorkurs

Contact the working group

Postal address

University of Siegen
Schools III - Statistics
Kohlbettstr. 15
57072 Siegen

Visitor address

University of Siegen
Faculty III - Statistics

US-D 005
Kohlbettstr. 15
57072 Siegen

Secretariat

Please contact statistik@uni-siegen.de