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🔍 #CallForPapers How does spatial mobility impact subjective well-being? Share your research in the Social Indicators Research special issue! Coordinated by Nicolai Netz DZHW & Nico Stawarz Bundesinstitut für Bevölkerungsforschung (BiB) 🔗 More info here: link.springer.com/collections/cg…

What challenges do women in science face? Xinyi Zhao's research into early-career researchers shows that men self-promote more on X, while women are less likely to have children during a PhD & at a later age. #InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience The Leverhulme Trust MPIDR

📕 A global perspective on household size and composition, 1970–2020 Autores: Albert Esteve; Maria Pohl; Federica Becca; Huifen Fang; Juan Galeano; Joan García-Román; David Reher; Rita Trias-Prats; Anna Turu doi.org/10.1186/s41118…

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Only 2 days left to submit your abstract for the ESHD conference! ⏳✨ Beyond an intellectually stimulating event, we promise delicious food, beautiful weather, and magnificent walks around the city. Don't miss out! 📜🍷🌿

I have arrived in Catania, and I am excited for tomorrow to deliver an invited talk on "Mobility, Migration, and Collaboration of Scholars" at the University of Catania. A long shot, perhaps, but let me know if you are around here! #BiblioDemography Scholarly Migration Database

Have you ever wondered how social networks differ by gender? Check out my team's new dataset, which uses Facebook data to measure regional differences in social networks by gender all across the world! A 🧵 with examples, a description of our methodology, and a download link:

Apply for the Henry P. David Grant for International Travel in Human Reproductive Behavior and Population Studies to cover expenses associated with travel to, during, and from the #PAA2025 Annual Meeting. Apply by February 14: ow.ly/TegO50UZ0HL

📢 New paper in Nature Human Behavior! A perspective on the field we have been working in the last 10 years: urban mobility data reveals experienced inequalities in cities beyond where people live. 👉 Link: nature.com/articles/s4156… 👉 Open-access: rdcu.be/eabf4

The DHS era is over. We could now share DHS data with each other and publicly - but should we? 🤔 Here are some ethical considerations I'm grappling with. Let's discuss! A thread🧵

How accurately do citations reflect the original research? Do authors truly engage with what they cite? In a new study [arxiv.org/abs/2502.20581] with David Jurgens is now on BlueSky only and Misha Teplitskiy | Science of Science, we analyze millions of citation sentence pairs to measure citation fidelity and reveal how

🚨 Call for applications - Research Assistant 🚨 Valeria Rueda and I are recruiting someone to work on projects on "Violence and narratives in Colombia" Looking for students interested in pol econ/dev, with a good knowledge of Colombian history Deadline: April 15

New paper in International Migration Review! 📝📈 Our analyses of linked 1900–1940 US Censuses suggest that macroeconomic opportunities do not explain career growth variation between multi-gen US men and European immigrant groups. /w mobarak hossain 🙌 doi.org/10.1177/019791…

I am extremely happy to share. Just out in pnas.org: “Global subnational estimates of migration of scientists reveal large disparities in internal and international flows” Open Access: doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2… w/ Maciej Jan Danko Xinyi Zhao Emilio Zagheni MPIDR #PAA2025

📢 Happy to share that my co-authors & I have been awarded the 2024 IPUMS Research Award for our study on the impacts of #climatechange on internal #migration worldwide using IPUMS International data 🔗nature.com/articles/s4155… 🔗ipums.org/impact/ipums-r… We are very grateful for this award!

Our new research about climate change and fertility in Italy by Chiara Puglisi and PI: Raya Muttarak was released in GENUS journal.

I had never seen the US Baby Boom been visualized in this way. Rather cool visuals. The chart assumes Baby Boomers to be born between 1946 and 1964. Source: reddit.com/r/dataisbeauti…

New article in Population and Development Review. We look at how intergenerational educational mobility shifted across the 20th century, drawing on data from 92 countries, predominantly LMICs. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/pa…

📈SDRs by sex and year are now available📉 ➡️ mortality.org We are excited to announce that the #HMD has been updated to include period age-standardized #DeathRates (SDR) by sex and year, based on the two European Population Standards, 1976 & 2013 🔎Learn more👇🧵