Teaching
Master's courses
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2026–27
Seminar: Recent Developments in AI and Foundation Models
Seminar
I supervise seminar papers on the robustness of models against adversarial attacks and on uncertainty in foundation models.
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2025–26
Seminar: Recent Developments in (Agentic) AI and Large Language Models
Seminar
Students study current research on large language models and AI agents and present it in a seminar paper and a talk.
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2024–26
Introduction to Deep Learning
Tutorials
In the tutorials, students apply neural networks to problems in computer vision and time series analysis and work with generative models.
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2024–27
Statistical Programming with Python
Tutorials
Students learn to analyse data with modern statistical methods in Python, including regression and classification methods, in a block course with lectures in the morning and exercises in the afternoon.
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2024–25
Seminar: Large Language Models
Seminar
Students study how current large language models work and how they can be used in research.
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2024
Seminar: Causal Machine Learning
Seminar
Students study modern methods of causal inference for economics and implement them with DoubleML in reproducible simulation studies.
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2023
Machine Learning in Economics and Business
Tutorials
In exercises with R, students apply machine learning methods such as the lasso and boosting to economic models.
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2023
Seminars in Business Analytics and Deep Learning
Seminar
I supervised students in writing seminar papers and preparing their presentations.
Bachelor's courses
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2025–26
Causal Inference and Digital Causality Lab
Tutorials
The weekly exercise sessions accompany the lecture Kausale Inferenz und Digital Causality Lab.
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2024–25
Quantitative Risk Management
Tutorials
The tutorials cover decision theory, risk measures and dependence, models for loss severity and frequency, and simulation.
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2023–25
Statistics I and II
Tutorials
The tutorials cover descriptive statistics, regression, time series analysis, hypothesis tests and multivariate methods.
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2023–24
Introduction to Mathematics and Statistics in Economics
Tutorials
The tutorials help students make the transition from school mathematics to the mathematics used at university.
Workshops
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2026
Künstliche Intelligenz und das „Warum“
Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes, Sommerakademie Leysin, Switzerland
Together with Oliver Schacht, I taught an introduction to machine learning and causality over ten days of the summer academy.
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2025–26
Trainings in Causal Machine Learning with DoubleML
Economic AI, taught by members of the DoubleML development team
Over two days, the training covers the basics of causal inference and double machine learning as well as sensitivity analysis and difference-in-differences, with exercises in Python on real data.
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2023–26
Digital Modelling Core
Finance Academy, Novartis AG
The course covers forecasting and machine learning methods and the interpretation of the resulting models in a business context.
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2024
Causal Inference and Machine Learning
ZIB Academy
In one day, participants move from the basics of causal reasoning to fitting double machine learning models in programming exercises.
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2024
Using ML to Find Out the Why
PyCon DE & PyData Berlin · tutorial
The tutorial introduces data scientists to causal inference with exercises in Python.
For a workshop with your team or at your event, please contact me by email.