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Luise Koch and Nikolay Lunchenkov present their doctoral projects at the 2024 TUM Graduate Students Day

Luise Koch presents her research on "Online Misogyny Against Female Candidates in the 2022 Brazilian Elections: A Threat to Women´s Political Representation?".
Picture Credit: Friederike Quint
Nikolay Lunchenkov gives talk on the study "A Qualitative Study on Perceived Benefits and Risks of Chemsex Use among Gay, Bisexual, and Other Men who have Sex with Men in Almaty, Kazakhstan".
Picture Credit: Henrike Sternberg

On 15 May 2024, PhD candidates Luise Koch and Nikolay Lunchekov presented one of their PhD papers at the TUM Graduate Students Day. In attendance of other PhDs and PosDocs from the TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology, Luise Koch presented her research looking at how online misogyny in the 2022 Brazilian election has affected female candidates and their democratic representation. Nikolay Lunchekov depicted his research on motivations and perceived risks associated with "chemsex" use among men who have sex with men in Kazakhstan.

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