WORKING GROUP 3
Creation Analytical tools: computational and visualization tools for the application to new research questions
Working group 3 will coordinate activities related to sharing, evaluating, and improving analytical tools for analyzing historical cause of death data. It will focus on (1) tool and methods adaptation by ensuring exchange between the fields of demography, epidemiology, and history and (2) by establishing best practices across Europe that could be expanded worldwide. Moreover, the latter will include best practices to move from the current research practice to open science.
Leadership
Dr Kaspar Staub
WG3 Leader
Dr Kaspar Staub
WG3 Leader
- Phone:+41446350513
- Email:kaspar.staub@iem.uzh.ch
Dr Maarten van Wijhe
WG3 Co-Leader
Dr Maarten van Wijhe
WG3 Co-Leader
- Phone:+4529912713
- Email:wijhe@ruc.dk
Dr Pavlos Baltas
WG3 Co-Leader
Dr Pavlos Baltas
WG3 Co-Leader
- Phone:+302108062496
- Email:pbaltas@ekke.gr
Announcements
Call for Papers 16th Conference
- 17 October 2024
See the full call here. We encourage junior scholars to apply to the 16th Conference of Young Demographers (5-7 February in Prague): deadline 28 October 2024.
Call for Papers Special Issue:
- 16 October 2024
Please download the full Call for Papers here. Since the 1800s, causes of death have been systematically recorded in various types of historical registries, including parish
Ingrid van Dijk receives ERC
- 06 September 2024
Ingrid van Dijk, Associate senior lecturer at the Department of Economic History at LUSEM and researcher at the Centre for Economic Demography at Lund University, receives
Call for proposals Thematic Workshop:
- 02 September 2024
We are excited to announce the Thematic Workshop: ‘Funding Oppertunities for Studying Inequality in Health’. This will be a dedicated workshop in which participants can brainstorm
Online Lecture Series ‘An Introduction
- 30 August 2024
From October onwards we are organizing a Lecture series that will provide a introduction to studying inequalities in health using a long-term historical perspective and causes-of-death