Andreas Lange

Prof. Andreas Lange is a CESifo Research Network Fellow and Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Maryland's AREC program, affiliated with the Department of Economics at the University of Hamburg. His work focuses on Environmental Economics, Behavioural Economics, Experimental Economics, and Public Economics. He contributes to the Energy and Climate Economics research network under Maximilian Auffhammer's leadership.

Research interests include understanding decision-making under ambiguity, public good provision dynamics, and regulatory policy design. Recent studies explore communication strategies in uncertain environments, group behavior in risk scenarios, and moral dimensions of trade policies. His experimental methodologies bridge theoretical models with real-world behavioral patterns.

Award highlights: No specific scientific awards explicitly mentioned in provided texts. Professional activities include publishing with CESifo and collaborating across institutions.

Grant and advising activities: No formal grants or student advisees listed here. Collaborations include work with researchers like Aljoscha Minnich, Claes Ek, and Jana Freundt on interdisciplinary projects.