Professor Graham Crow, the first speaker in our Talking Methods seminar series with SGSSS, has written a blog post for the NCRM to accompany his seminar: How many research methods are enough? Have a read👇

Next in our Talking Methods seminar series is Neuropolitics, Identity and Behaviour with Prof Laura Cram. Join us on the 23 Feb to find out about the neuropolitical approach and its emerging contribution to the study of political identities and behaviour 👉…entity-and-behaviour.eventbrite.co.uk

😃Treasure trove alert! 📚 'DOING POLITICS' by Prof. Richard Freeman is out & free to access. A unique book, in form and substance, and a real treat/resource for anyone seeking to think differently: politics as grounded in human action and interaction 1/2 doingpolitics.space

Thank you to Laura Cram for delivering a fantastic seminar today on Neuropolitics, Identity and Behaviour! The next Talking Methods seminar - Diffusion and Distortion of Evidence in Science - will be led by Rhodri Leng on Tues 23 March. Sign up here ➡️ research-training-centre.sps.ed.ac.uk/seminars/

F4F News 4: We still have a few places available on our ONLINE F4F SUMMER SCHOOL - June 14 - July 5 filmmakingforfieldwork.co.uk/online-courses #filmmaking #ethnography #artpractice

Doing ethnicity research? Why not present at BSPS Virtual Conference 2021? It's a great crowd! Abstract submission deadline 23.4.21. Find out more and submit: lse.ac.uk/social-policy/…

New article from kevralston ✍️ Economic Inactivity, Not in Employment, Education or Training (NEET) and Scarring: The Importance of NEET as a Marker of Long-Term Disadvantage. Check it out 👇 research-training-centre.sps.ed.ac.uk/importance-of-…

I took part in the event, where different people talked about their careers in statistics. All the talks are available online now.

#PopGRGis50 Our 50th Anniversary Event is Live! Thanks to all the panel members and participants for helping us celebrate! 🎉 Tweet along with us for our Golden Jubilee #TweetAlong #Poptwitter #Population #Geography #50years

Great funded PhD opportunity with History at Newcastle and Graduate School FMS NCL investigating the history of the north south health divide ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/f…

1/ 📈BREAKING📈 First results from #Census2021 have just been published. I've summaries some of the main headline rankings in this thread... (Scroll to the end for links to all the interactive articles and bulletins on the Office for National Statistics (ONS) website) ons.gov.uk/releases/initi…

We published new population statistics today, for every neighbourhood ('data zone') in Scotland. This has meant we could look in more detail at the differences between urban and rural areas, and the patterns of change.

Interested in the experiences and aspirations of migrant young people in Scotland? If so, check out the important and fascinating research findings of our colleague H Packwood, published in Education Sciences. mdpi.com/2227-7102/12/1…

📣 It's your last chance to register for our upcoming seminar! Adapting Face-to-face Surveys in a Pandemic with Paul Bradshaw Tues 25 Oct, 13:00 – 14:00 Hybrid event - attend online or in-person Book your place by 9am tomorrow ➡️ edin.ac/3QYMwlq

🗓️Join us on Friday 4 November at 2.00 PM for our next SOCIAL POLICY SEMINAR. @SotiriaGrek, @JustynaBandola & Marlee Tichenor will be presenting analysis and findings from their book, "Governing the Sustainable Development Goals". Full details: shorturl.at/bIL03.

What's been the long-term impact of #VotesAt16 in Scotland? Christine Huebner and I answer this question in a new study. Key message: There's a positive impact on turnout - but more to be done on inequality Read the report: sps.ed.ac.uk/votes-at-16-in… 1/8 d|part Think Tank @shefmethods School of Social & Political Science Edinburgh

!!Another ESRC PhD scholarship alert!! Want to become a mixed methods guru? Want to explore children's changing support networks? Come study with Emma Davidson H Packwood and myself at UoE Social Policy!

3/4. Interested in the roles significant adults and peers play in children’s lives, and patterns of support during early childhood to pre-adulthood? Consider applying to work with our colleagues Valeria Skafida Emma Davidson H Packwood. FULL DETAILS: rb.gy/y4gy

We are starting our second day with the session "Bias in administrative data and classification categories" chaired by @EvrenYalaz #MigMethBiasWS

Want some tips on finding the right data for a #dissertation? Our student pages have all the information you need on how to find and access data for #student projects: ukdataservice.ac.uk/learning-hub/s… #UKDSDissertations