Deputy Head (Fertility & Well-Being)

Susie Lee

Laboratory of Fertility and Well-Being

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Up to date CV

Projects

A Spatial Approach to European Fertility Trends (Dissertation) Projects details
Analyzing Male Fertility: Toward a Comparative Approach Projects details
Causal Inference Approaches to Fertility over the Life Course Projects details
Consequences of Sibling Group Structure Projects details
Costs and Gains of Postponing Parenthood Projects details
Family Formation in Comparative Perspective Projects details
Leveraging Micro-Level Computational Models to Advance Fertility Forecasting Projects details
Medically Assisted Reproduction Projects details
Partner Group: "Simulation of Sociodemographic Systems" Projects details
Psychological Factors and Family Formation Processes (Dissertation) Projects details
Recent Trends in Fetal and Infant Mortality (Dissertation) Projects details
Shifts in the Fertility–Development Nexus at the Macro and Micro Level Projects details
The Couple Dimension of Economic Precariousness (Dissertation) Projects details
The Influence of Health and Cognition on Fertility Projects details
Union-Fertility Nexus and Fertility Variation in Sub-Saharan Africa (Dissertation) Projects details

MPIDR Publications

Recent All

Lee, D. S.; Batyra, E.; Castro Torres, A. F.; Wilde, J.:
Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 290:1998, 1–16. (2023)
Lee, D. S.; Semenchenko, H.:
Evolution, Medicine, and Public Health. (2023)    
Lee, D. S.; Semenchenko, H.:
MPIDR Working Paper WP-2023-011. (2023)    
Lee, D. S.; Knittel, T.; Deschner, T.; Heistermann, M.; Higham, J. P.:
Hormones and Behavior 139:105123, 1–11. (2022)

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