Marina Schröder

Prof. Dr. Marina Schröder is an Executive Director at the Institute of Innovation Economics, part of the Faculty of Economics and Management at Leibniz University Hannover. She holds a professorial position and contributes to interdisciplinary research on innovation, behavioral economics, and decision-making processes. Her roles include Deputy Representative in the Faculty Council and Deputy Department Equal Opportunities Officer, underscoring her leadership in academic governance and institutional equity.

Her research focuses on experimental analysis of incentives, gender bias, and organizational behavior, with a strong emphasis on innovation economics. Key areas of study include the impact of input/output incentives on creativity, the behavioral effects of policy interventions, and the dynamics of social preferences in crises.

Recent publications highlight her exploration of inflation expectations, altruistic behavior in crisis contexts, and the efficacy of virtual teams versus individual contributions in creative tasks. Her work bridges theoretical frameworks with real-world applications, often employing experimental methodologies to test hypotheses across diverse domains.