Dr. Helena Maria
FORNWAGNER
ABOUT ME
I am a behavioral and experimental economist and finished my doctoral studies in Economics in 2017 at the University of Innsbruck. I hold a Masters degree in Applied Economics, as well as a Bachelor degree in Management and Economics from the same university.
After working as a Post-Doc (Assistant-Professor) at the University of Innsbruck for almost four years, I started in autumn 2020 to work on a similar position at the University of Regensburg (Chair of Professor Lea Cassar).
Do you want to know more about me?
Please find my detailed CV here.
Publications
2020
2018
Fornwagner, H. Incentives to lose revisited: The NHL and its tournament incentives. Journal of Economic Psychology. Volume 75, Part B. 102088
2017
Working Papers
2020
My main research areas
Besides other topics, these are the areas I am most interested in.
Dishonest behaviour and fraud in credence goods markets
Biological determinants
of economic behaviour
Tournaments and
competitive behaviour
Voluntary climate
actions
Awards & Research Grants
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2021
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Funding by the Regensburger Universitätsstiftung Lucia and Dr. Otfried Eberz
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2020
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2020: Winners of the SABE workshop support program for 2020
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Research funding provided by the Meltzer Fund
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2019
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Funding by the Diligentia Foundation for empirical Research
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2018
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2017:
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“Financial Grant for supporting research stays abroad" by the University of Innsbruck
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2017: “Hypo Tirol Research Support Award” by the Hypo Tirol Bank
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2017: Conference stipend provided by the “Förderkreis 1669” of the University of Innsbruck for excellent young researchers
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2015
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2013
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Academic Excellence Scholarship, Innsbruck University
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Selected media coverage
Selection of news paper articles, blog posts, interviews, etc.
More contributions are summarised in my CV.
