Every semester, the AdMe research group organizes a research colloquium, in which team members as well as guest speakers talk about their current projects and research findings. It takes place four to five times each term, and visitors are cordially invited to join us. You can find the current schedule here.

In the past semesters, we were happy to welcome a number of renowned scholars and colleagues as guest speakers to our colloquium, talking about a variety of interesting topics.

  • Prof. Dr. Markus Appel
    Media Psychology, University of Koblenz-Landau, Germany
    Topic: Persuasion durch (fiktionale) Narrationen
  • Assistant Professor Dr. Priska Breves, M.Sc.
    Institut Mensch – Computer – Medien, Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, Germany
    Topic: Ein theoretisches Modell zur Persuasion durch das Gefühl der räumlichen Präsenz
  • Prof. Dr. Oliver Büttner
    Applied Social Psychology and Consumer Research, University of Vienna
    Topic: Problematisches Kaufverhalten und visuelle Aufmerksamkeit in Einkaufssituationen
  • Ass.-Prof. Dr. Viorela Dan
    Department of Media, Society and Communication, Universität Innsbruck
    Topic: Werbung für rezeptpflichtige Medikamente – ein Forschungsüberblick. Treffen mundige Patienten auf entmachtete Ärzte?
  • Dr. Kati Förster
    Department of Communication, University of Vienna
    Topic: Die geheime Verführung? Zur Rolle des Unbewussten in der Markenkommunikation
  • Prof. Dr. David Nicolas Hopmann
    University of Southern Denmark, Denmark
    Topic: Messages received – But how are they processed? How political conversations condition media exposure effects
  • Dr. Peter Maurer
    Karlstads Universitet, Sweden
    Topic: Wie reagieren Politiker auf die Mediatisierung "der" Politik? Medienwahrnehmungen, Kommunikationsstrategien und Interaktionsmuster mit Journalisten im Vergleich
  • Associate Professor Jessica Taylor Piotrowski, PhD
    Amsterdam School of Communication Research (ASCoR), Universiteit van Amsterdam (UvA), The Netherlands
    Topic: Finding orchids in a field of dandelions: The challenges and opportunities of studying differential susceptibility in media effects research
  • Michael Prieler, PhD
    School of Communication, Hallym University, South Korea
    Topic: Die Darstellung der Geschlechter in der philippinischen Fernsehwerbung
  • Prof. Dr. Diana Rieger
    Department of Media and Communication, University of Munich (LMU), Germany
    Topic: Extremistische Propaganda und Counter-Narrative im Web 2.0
  • Associate Professor Laura Vandenbosch, PhD
    School for Mass Communication Research, KU Leuven, Belgium
    Topic: Media use and adolescent sexuality: Unraveling pathways and conceptualizing the role of differential susceptibility factors
  • Associate Professor Dr. Eva A. van Reijmersdal
    Amsterdam School of Communication Research (ASCoR), Universiteit van Amsterdam (UvA), The Netherlands
    Topic: Effects of disclosing sponsored content: Boundary conditionsand underlying mechanisms
  • Sofie Vranken, BSc MSc PhD
    School for Mass Communication Research, KU Leuven, Belgium
    Topic: Disentangling alcohol-related social media effects: Investigating the unique role of different socialization agents and multiple platforms
    Topic II: Disentangling alcohol-related social media effects: A multimethod approach to explore the role of different socialization agents and message types across platforms