Christian Diem


PostDoc

Christian Diem is a Senior Scientist in the Network Economics, Supply Chains & Financial Markets Group and joined the Complexity Science Hub in 2019.

 

In his research, Christian aims to better understand economic and financial systems with tools from economics, network science, and agent-based computer simulations. His focus lies on systemic risks and the propagation of economic shocks in supply networks and financial networks.

 

Christian’s work ranges from optimally rewiring interbank networks to reduce systemic risk, quantity systemic risk in large-scale firm-level supply networks, reconstructing the Austrian food supply chain network, and extend financial stress testing to include supply chain effects.

 

Christian is one of the main organizers of a new workshop series focusing on firm-level supply networks. He contributed to projects funded by the Austrian National Bank (OeNB), the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG), and the Vienna Science and Technology Fund (WWTF).

 

He holds a master’s degree in quantitative finance and a PhD in Economics and Social Sciences both from the Vienna University of Economics and Business.

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