Senior Research Fellow in sociology of education and social policy at @Closer_UK @UCLSocRes. All views are my own
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What can we learn from TV and computer use trajectories across early- and mid-childhood?
Come and find out this afternoon @ 4pm #berawera2024@CLOSER_UK@BERANews
Tomorrow is polling day!
Who is thinking about voting Conservative?
@JohnPeterJerrim and I examine voting patterns across the life course and consider the impact of social mobility on likelihood to vote for the Tories...
John Jerrim and @NeilKaye_phd ask ‘who do the upwardly and downwardly mobile vote for?’ Find the answer in their #OpenAccess research article below!
https://t.co/Oag6El1U8G
In a new paper out with @NeilKaye_phd we look at who the socially mobile vote for. "We find individuals who move up the social ladder are more likely to vote Conservative than individuals who remain in the same class as their parents."
🔔Calling all early career researchers working with longitudinal population study data!
There's still time to submit an abstract for our *FREE* ECR Conference and Training Event taking place in London on 18 Sept.
Submit yours by 26 March: https://t.co/4vxDAPjvSm
#PopTwitter
Delighted to be included in the latest thematic issue of @OxfordRevEd. My paper compares across cohorts to explore how SES affects educational attainment before & during #Austerity - a link that disproportionately affects those with an accumulation of risk factors
🚨 NEW PUBLICATION ALERT!
The effects of system type and characteristics on skills inequalities during upper secondary education: a quasi-cohort analysis of OECD data
Andy Green & Neil Kaye (@NeilKaye_phd)
https://t.co/uTFCJf0Fi4
#Education#Skills#OECD
Are you struggling to find the data that best meets the needs of your research? Then head to @CLOSER_UK Discovery to search and explore questionnaires and data from the UK’s leading longitudinal population studies. Our new animation explains more! @ESRC https://t.co/iplBQvXx05
Just over a week left to get your abstracts in for our new Emerging Longitudinal Scholars Webinar series!
Whether your research is on education, health, mental health, methods, policy, socio-economic trends, or beyond, we want to showcase your innovative insights. For more👇
Call for submissions for ECRs using UK longitudinal population study data! Great opportunity to present your work and join @CLOSER_UK 's burgeoning network of longitudinal scholars @IOE_EarlyCareer@UCLSocRes
Are you an early career researcher using data from UK longitudinal population studies in your research?
We're inviting you to present your findings to the longitudinal research community in one of our new Emerging Longitudinal Scholar Webinars (ELSWeb).
➡️https://t.co/YFD5fxK4YX
The UK's #cohortstudies are an invaluable resource
My new paper compares across cohorts to explore how SES affects educational attainment before & during #Austerity - a link that disproportionately affects those with an accumulation of risk factors
https://t.co/71uHD9FlE3
Our pop up stand has gone walkabout but we’re looking forward to seeing you all @TheSRAOrg#SRAconf23 today to talk all things #longitudinal
Come check out our free resources for researchers during the breaks and lunch 😀
Interested in the relationship between levels of climate concern, pro-environmental behaviours and wellbeing in the UK? Read our blog and check out our infographic here @QuyKatie @NeilKaye_phd
Over the past nine decades major political, social and economic changes have impacted every area of study participants’ lives.
‘Our Changing Society’ provides this detailed historical context to help you understand how these changes may have impacted people’s complex lives.
👉The latest figures on sex & age characteristics of ethnic groups published @Census2021 show over-65s make up 1/3 of the (white) Irish population in England & Wales
In partnership with @adangeloUK@UniofNottingham we analyse the new data👇
#Census2021
https://t.co/eTHv4XfJZk
Absolutely agree with @Andy_Tattersall here. Research comms is an integral part of the research lifecycle and shouldn't be neglected by funders or researchers - it's something we @CLOSER_UK are passionate about and will continue to support