Call for Abstracts: 50th Anniversary Special Issue on Population Challenges in the 21st Century: Looking Backward, Looking Forward
Call for Applications: Editor/Co-Editors
UW CHIPS Seminar: “Vehicle Residency and the Nomadic Turn: How a UW Undergrad Project Drove National Research to Inform Public Policy, Social Services, and Legal Advocacy”
UW International Security Colloquium: From Movements & Parties to Movement-Parties: Comparative Perspectives on Contentious Politics
WISIR Webinar Series on Contemporary Race & Politics
Department of Political Science Spring Speaker Event: Masha Gessen
College of Built Environments 2022 Annual PhD Symposium – Pathways toward the future: Assessing the digital dimensions of urban dynamics
CSDE Computational Demography Working Group Meeting with Anna Maguire
Apply for Duke’s Social Networks & Health Workshop and Research Design Lab
The Duke Network Analysis Center is offering open access to all videos and files accompanying the Social Networks and Health Workshop 2022. The workshop itself will run from May 10-May 12 from 7AM-1PM (PST) every day.
***NEW THIS YEAR! SN&H Research Design Lab*** As part of the Applied Health Research track, they will be holding a live “stump the chumps” style workshop session working through the design for proposed research projects. If you have a networks & health project in the works and would like to get advice on how best to design and carry out your study, here’s your chance to ask the experts!
DNAC will choose 10 projects to discuss as a group, and the SN&H team will work with chosen projects over the course of the next year to help guide the work. Project investigators will have costs paid to attend next year’s (SN&H 2023) in-person workshop to share the results of their work.
To apply to participate in the Design Lab, please send a 1-page project description & short CV to snh.dnac@gmail.com by May 1. All are welcome to send in ideas, but preference for projects will be given to young investigators (PhD students, new faculty, K-awards, etc.).