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25 Jan 2022

Professor Melinda Mills, Dr Jennifer Dowd and team named Winners of O²RB Excellence in Impact Award

,Professor Melinda Mills, ,Dr Jennifer Beam Dowd, and the team at the Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science have been named ,Winners of the O²RB Excellence in Impact Awards 2021. The team was recognized for their phenomenal contributions to data-driven policy interventions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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18 Jan 2022

Postdoctoral Researcher, Valentina Rontoni, Publishes on Exposure to Terrorism and Fertility Choices

Postdoctoral Researcher in the Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science, ,Dr. Valentina Rotondi, and her colleague, ,Michele Rocca, recently published, “,Bombs and Babies: Exposure to Terrorism and Fertility Choices in Nigeria,” in the Journal of African Economies.

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10 Jan 2022

Are you our next Research Facilitator?

Is your New Year’s resolution to take on a challenge and move up in your career?

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14 Dec 2021

An empirical review of 75 years of Population Studies

A new open access article published today in Population Studies' 75 year diamond anniversary issue empirically reviews the journal’s storied history.

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14 Dec 2021

COVID-19 certification may increase vaccine uptake in countries with below average vaccination cover

First study examining the impact of COVID-19 certification introduction on vaccine uptake in six countries suggests it led to increased vaccination uptake, but this depended on countries’ prior levels of vaccine coverage and availability.

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25 Nov 2021

The challenges and opportunities of using Twitter data for protest research

In their recently published PLOS One article, researchers Christopher Barrie and Arun Frey investigate the possibility of surveying protests using only Twitter data. Using the case of the 2017 Women’s March in the United States, the research reveals new opportunities and ongoing challenges of using Twitter data for protest research.

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25 Nov 2021

Maria Gargiulo and the Human Rights Data Analysis Group Awarded 2021 Rafto Prize

Maria Gargiulo, an MPhil student in Sociology and Demography at Nuffield College, was awarded a prestigious human rights prize as a member of the Human Rights Data Analysis Group, whose motto is, "Statisticians for Human Rights." 

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24 Nov 2021

Mass shootings sway attitudes towards gun legislation in the United States—among Democratic Voters

New research by LCDS researchers Arun Frey and David S. Kirk suggests that mass shootings in the United States increase support for stricter gun permits, but only among supporters of the Democratic Party. An exception to this occurs with mass shootings that target school facilities, which mobilize broad support for firearm legislation among both Democrats and Republicans.

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21 Nov 2021

PhD scholarship Biopsychosocial Theme Moving Beyond Inequality

The University of Oxford will be offering 15 doctoral scholarships from 2021-2023, thanks to a £1.35m grant from the Leverhulme Trust. Students will complete multi-disciplinary research on the impact of poverty and social inequalities in early childhood.

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