A call for papers is now open for a Survey Research Methods special issue on self-completion data collection. "We welcome contributions that provide methodological insight and practical evidence..." The deadline for submissions is 31 October 2026. buff.ly/sKgat2Y

Find out about our self-completion panel survey (CRONOS-3) at a webinar being held from 2-3.30pm (CEST) on Tuesday 22 September. The event will provide a methodological overview of the panel design, and demonstrate how to access and analyse the data. buff.ly/nnBjZ95

Register for a webinar on data-driven insights being held from 12-1.30pm (CEST) on Wednesday 15 July. The webinar will present examples of how data from the Infra4NextGen project – funded by @EUScienceInnov 🇪🇺 – can be used for policy relevant research. buff.ly/4p5mJ7c

Our next webinar will focus on rethinking disability measurement in surveys from 12-1pm (BST) on Tuesday 9 June. Laura Tolland (@WelshGovernment 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿) and Lisa Rutherford (@natcen 🇬🇧) will discuss viable alternatives to existing measurements of disability. buff.ly/K6I0s3P

Research published by @EJPRjournal (@CambridgeCore) assessed our data (2002-22) on political party voting in the context of religion. "The results point to an increased polarisation between members of a Christian church and the non-religious..." cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Harmonised datasets for the five themes of the NextGenEU 🇪🇺 recovery plan are now available for download. They include data from five major surveys that has been harmonised to be as comparable as possible, even if the question or response scale differed. buff.ly/off0k2c

Do today’s young people experience the same or better opportunities than previous generations? A workshop taking place from 9am-4pm (CET) next Tuesday (24 March) will explore how research can help support policies on education, employment, and family. buff.ly/vbxJYRm

As part of the Infra4NextGen project, funded by @EUScienceInnov 🇪🇺, harmonised datasets are now available. These include data from five surveys that has been made as comparable as possible, even if the question text and response scales differed. buff.ly/off0k2c

Research into the link between economic inequality and political trust was published by @Sus_MDPI last month. Yevhen Revtiuk (@PUT_Poznan 🇵🇱) and Olga Zelinska (@SWPSUniversity 🇵🇱) assessed our Round 9 (2018/19) survey data. buff.ly/QlGpErE

As part of the Infra4NextGen project, funded by @EUScienceInnov 🇪🇺, our searchable inventory includes 11,000+ questions from major surveys. All items are relevant to the five key areas of the project: Make it… Green, Digital, Healthy, Strong, and Equal. buff.ly/GdZZk91

Register to attend our survey methods webinar on within-household selection methods being held from 1-2pm (GMT) on Tuesday 13 January. Nathan Reece (@CityStGeorges) and @ProfPeterLynn (@iseressex) will discuss alternative methods of respondent selection. buff.ly/RkdWVdI

Data from all countries who took part in Round 11 (2023/24) of our survey has been included in the latest release. The updated file (Edition 4.0) includes Estonia 🇪🇪 and Ukraine 🇺🇦 for the first time, alongside data from 28 other countries. buff.ly/j5La2SN