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SND News
Mon 20 Sep 2021 - SND News

Difficult questions as register-based research becomes more open

Anders Brändström is a domain specialist in register-based data at SND. He has more than 40 years of experience from researching historical and present register data. In the A domain specialist in...

Data Impact Blog
Mon 20 Sep 2021 - Data Impact Blog

Census 2021: Considering user needs for public, safeguarded, and secure data

Helena Rosiecka continues our census series by discussing Census 2021 data outputs, including origin-destination flow datasets and microdata products. She also considers the importance of user need...

GESIS Blog
Wed 15 Sep 2021 - GESIS Blog

International Day of Democracy – About the Might of Majority

The governing form known as democracy translates literally as ‘the rule of the people.’ It has existed in its earliest form for over 2,500 years. In Western countries, it is now generally uncontrov...

GESIS Blog
Wed 8 Sep 2021 - GESIS Blog

The German Federal Election 2021 Twitter Dataset

The German Federal Election of 2021 will be the most digitalized ever: In times of Covid-19, a younger electorate and omnipresence of user generated content, social media has become an important to...

GESIS Blog
Mon 30 Aug 2021 - GESIS Blog

Chose a Creative Commons License for Your Study Documentation and Supporting Documents

Copyright and Open Science are two poles in science that seem to be diametrically opposed to each other. But only seemingly: because we show an uncomplicated way to protect one’s own intellec...

Data Impact Blog
Mon 23 Aug 2021 - Data Impact Blog

How reading books helps me generate impact

David Kingman from HM Treasury discusses how reading books on R and Python has helped him achieve more impact from his work as a data scientist.