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Reproduzierbarkeit leicht gemacht – „GESIS Notebooks“ für eine offene Wissenschaft
Die „GESIS Notebooks“ versetzen Wissenschaftler*innen in die Lage, hochkomplexe Forschungsprozesse mit wenig Aufwand und größtmöglicher Unterstützung nachzuvollziehen. In einer web-basierten intera...
How can we calculate levels of deprivation or poverty in the UK? (part 1)
What is the difference between poverty and deprivation? How can they be measured and understood? How can data help policymakers find ways to reduce their effect on the lives of people in the UK, es...
Social Data Services - Challenges Ahead: Working on Sustainability, Impact, Capacity Building and Compliance [CESSDA Widening Event 2019]
The consortium of European Social Science Data Archives, CESSDA ERIC, through funding a dedicated project on Widening and Strengthening of the consortium, organised a workshop on 5-6 November 2019...
Contacts between Natives and Migrants in Germany: Perceptions of the Native Population since 1980 and an Examination of the Contact Hypotheses
For decades, migration to Germany has led to an increasing share of Germans with migration background. Since 2015, Germany has experienced a substantial increase in immigration, particularly from t...
Covid-19 has made me rethink how I publish, share and coordinate UK food data
Christian Reynolds (one of our #DataImpactFellows) reflects on new data available in his research areas of food sustainability and waste, and how the Covid-19 crisis is changing how he will work go...
Data-driven decision-making and personalised nudging
Stuart Mills continues his series on data policy theory, focusing on the opportunities and problems of nudging.