Clara Schirren
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Also affiliated: Max Planck Society (2019); University of Potsdam (2022–2024); Max Planck Institute for Human Development (2019–2024)
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Clara Schirren's research centers on risk assessment communication, particularly in the context of public health crises and mass gatherings. Her work has investigated methods to improve how risk information is communicated, drawing on literature reviews and engaging with both expert and non-expert stakeholders through focus groups.
Schirren has also explored practical strategies for mitigating risks at large events during pandemics. This includes experimental studies examining the effectiveness of interventions such as testing tracks and transparent information dissemination among festival attendees. She has one documented publication with Lena M. Krippner from Harding University Main Campus. Her scholarship metrics include an h-index of 1, with 4 total publications and 6 total citations.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 4
- Citations: 6
Selected Publications
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Protecting mass-gathering events in a pandemic with testing tracks and transparent information: an experimental study with festival guests (2024)
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- Protecting mass-gathering events in a pandemic with testing tracks and transparent information: an experimental study with festival guests
- Protecting mass-gathering events in a pandemic with testing tracks and transparent information: an experimental study with festival guests
- Protecting mass-gathering events in a pandemic with testing tracks and transparent information: an experimental study with festival guests
- Protecting mass-gathering events in a pandemic with testing tracks and transparent information: an experimental study with festival guests
- Protecting mass-gathering events in a pandemic with testing tracks and transparent information: an experimental study with festival guests
- Protecting mass-gathering events in a pandemic with testing tracks and transparent information: an experimental study with festival guests
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