Heinz Holling is affiliated with the University of Münster in Germany and has an extensive body of research spanning mathematics and psychology. Their work primarily addresses statistical methods, clinical psychology, experimental and cognitive psychology, as well as management science and epidemiology.
The scientist's research covers several main topics, including:
Heinz Holling has contributed to various publication venues, with multiple papers appearing in journals and preprint archives notable for statistics and medical research. Frequent venues include:
Some recent papers affiliated with their research include:
Heinz Holling frequently collaborates with several researchers across disciplines. Notable co-authors include:
Their main fields of study center on Mathematics, with a significant focus on Statistics and Probability, and Psychology, emphasizing Clinical and Experimental Cognitive Psychology. The contributions to these areas include the development and application of quantitative methods designed to improve clinical trials and meta-analytical approaches.
Unknown
Franzis Preckel;Heinz Holling;Michaela Wiese
Sabina Hodzic;Jana Scharfen;Pilar Ripoll;Heinz Holling
Franzis Preckel;Heinz Holling;Miriam Vock
Jana Scharfen;Judith Marie Peters;Heinz Holling
Boris Forthmann;Anne Gerwig;Heinz Holling;Pınar Çelik
Timo Skodzik;Heinz Holling;Anya Pedersen
Andreas Johnen;Nils C. Landmeyer;Paul-Christian Bürkner;Heinz Wiendl
Philipp Alexander Freund;Heinz Holling
Lina Neuber;Colinda Englitz;Niklas Schulte;Niklas Schulte;Boris Forthmann
Sabrina Chodura;Joerg-Tobias Kuhn;Heinz Holling
Walter Bungard;Heinz Holling;Jürgen Schultz-Gambard
Nils C. Landmeyer;Paul-Christian Bürkner;Heinz Wiendl;Tobias Ruck
Maren Reinhold;Paul-Christian Bürkner;Heinz Holling
Jonathan P Rogers;Jonathan P Rogers;Cameron J Watson;James Badenoch;Benjamin Cross
Boris Forthmann;Carsten Szardenings;Heinz Holling
Diego Blum;Heinz Holling
Jörg-Tobias Kuhn;Heinz Holling
Ulrike Graßhoff;Heiko Großmann;Heinz Holling;Rainer Schwabe
Anne Gerwig;Kirill Miroshnik;Boris Forthmann;Mathias Benedek
Boris Forthmann;Heinz Holling;Pınar Çelik;Martin Storme
Mohsen Alavash;Philipp Doebler;Heinz Holling;Christiane M. Thiel
Philipp Alexander Freund;Jörg-Tobias Kuhn;Heinz Holling
If you think any of the details on this page are incorrect, let us know.
Online education is revolutionizing how students pursue degrees in Social Sciences and Humanities. A wide range of programs now offer the flexibility needed to balance studies, work, and life responsibilities. For example, psyd programs online enable future psychologists to gain practical skills through remote coursework and virtual training.
Those interested in family and marriage therapy can opt for accelerated mft programs online, helping professionals fast-track their qualifications and enter the workforce sooner. Affordability is another key factor: psychology masters programs offered online may provide cost-effective alternatives to traditional on-campus study.
Academic leadership pathways are also available, with options like accelerated edd programs online designed for professionals aiming for leadership or administrative roles in education. By choosing the right online program, students can unlock diverse careers in counseling, education, research, and more—paving the way for rewarding and impactful futures.
Woosuk University
Universidade Federal de Goiás
Missouri University of Science and Technology
National Tsing Hua University
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
University of Alabama at Birmingham
University of California, Berkeley
Macquarie University
University of New South Wales
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
MSD (United States)
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Osnabrück University
University of Waterloo
Nanjing University
University of Oxford
