Mission ‘New Recruitment’ is underway: For the 4th time in its 13-year history, the German Internet Panel is inviting new respondents. On Sept 1st, we sent out 6,753 invitation letters and we are waiting excitedly for the response!

Publication alert: @katjamoe.bsky.social @mreifenscheid.bsky.social M.Dreier, P.Steins and I explore employment trajectories during the early pandemic in Germany and their link to perceived employment insecurity and work satisfaction in the short- and longer term. link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Our colleague, Tobias Rettig, presented important insights on panel attrition using data from the German Internet Panel at the #ESRA25. His analyses of dropout patterns and early warning indicators provide valuable insights into a key challenge in panel studies.

Come find our colleague Benjamin Gröbe at the #ESRA25 poster session to learn about results from an experiment on questionnaire modularization. The insights have already been integrated into the GIP questionnaire design.

Our colleague over @gesis.org, Julian Diefenbacher, is presenting insights on longitudinal nonresponse bias in probability panels at the #ESRA25 conference. GIP performs well!

Very interesting and important paper on the development of education bias in prob-based surveys in Germany www.tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10....

Did you know? The University of Mannheim publishes the #WieTicktDeutschland reports – concise insights from the German Internet Panel for the public, journalists, and policy-makers. 👉Policy Brief 1/24: www.uni-mannheim.de/news/gip-pol... 👉Policy Brief 2/24: www.uni-mannheim.de/news/gip-pol...

For the first time, more respondents completed the GIP survey (76th wave, March 2025) on a smartphone than on a computer. A notable shift in response behavior! #SurveyResearch #GIP www.uni-mannheim.de/en/news/chan...