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Curriculum of ResearchPersonal DataNameRequate, Timan (Till) Karl Wilhelm, Prof. Dr.born at 19.09.1957 in BielefeldAffiliationInstitutionChristian-Albrechts-University in Kiel, (CAU)Institute/Department Department of EconomicsAddress Olshausenstrasse 40City, ZIP Code Kiel, 24118Phone +49-431-880-4424Fax +49-431-880-1618e-mailrequate@wiso.uni-kiel.deEducation1964 - 1967 Primary school1967 - 1976 High school1976 - 1978 Professional soldier at the German Air Force, last degree: Lieutenant1978 - 1985 Studies at the University of Bielefeld: Mathematics, Philosophy, Physics, Sports.Diploma in Mathematics, Staatsexamen Sek I&II in Mathematik und Philosophie1989 Dissertation: Dr. rer. pol in Economics, University of Bielefeld1995 Habilitation, venia legendi in “Volkswirtschaftslehre”, University of BielefeldResearch Experience1986 - 1990 Research Assistant at the Department of Economics, University of Bielefeld1989 Visiting Scholar at the University of California at San Diego1990 Dissertation award by the Lippisch-Westfälische Universitätsgesellschaft (1.000DM)1990 - 1996 Assistant Prof. at the Institute of Mathematical Economics, University of Bielefeld1991 Winner of a Bennigsen-Foerder Award (50.000 DM), state government of NRW1992 Visiting Associate at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena1993 Visiting Scholar at the University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder1995 - 1996 Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Oldenburg, Germany1996 - 2002 Full Professor of Economics at the University of Heidelberg, Director of theInterdisciplinary Institute of Environmental Economics2001 Visiting Scholar at the University of Arizona at Tucson1998 - 2002 Deputy Speaker of Graduate Programme GK 488/1-2 "Environmental andResource Economics", Universities of Heidelberg and Mannheim2004 Visiting Scholar at the University of Central Florida at Orlando2000 - Associate Editor of European Economic ReviewEditorial Board of Global Environmental Issues2004 First German to win the Eric Kempe Award, (10.000€); awarded biannual by theEuropean Association of Environmental and Resource Economists for thebest paper published in Environmental and Resource Economic in the last twoyears.Major Soft Money Projects:DFG: GK „Umwelt- und Ressourcen-Ökonomik,“ part I&II 1997-2006 (1.2 Mio€)DFG-Project „Dynamische Anreize Umweltpolitischer Instrumente“, I & II (0.19Mio€)BMBF/OECD Project together with ZEW, Mannheim; RWI, Essen (0.1 Mio€)Memberships: Verein für Sozialpolitik, Econometric Society, European EconomicAssociation, American Economic Association, European Association ofEnvironmental and Resource Economists, Ausschüsse für „Umwelt undRessourcen-Ökonomik“ und „Wirtschaftstheorie“ des Vereins für Sozialpolitik,DFG-Senatskommission für Wasserforschung, Wissenschaftlicher Beirat desRheinisch-Westfälischen Instituts für Wirtschaftsforschung (RWI, Essen),Leibniz-Institut.A54