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9.10.09 - BURISA/UPTAP Seminar on ‘Understanding Population Trends and Processes: Building Capacity through User-Academic Collaboration’ at City Hall, London
 PresentationsThis workshop was designed to disseminate the findings of a series of ‘applied’ research projects funded by the ESRC that involve the analysis of secondary sets by so-called ‘User Fellows’ i.e. researchers from various non-academic organisations who have been undertaking relatively short-term projects in collaboration with researchers from centres of academic excellence around the country. The subjects are wide ranging (from poverty in old age through to library usage!) and all very topical. Chair: John Stillwell (UPTAP Coordinator) Understanding Population Trends and Processes: Pioneering user fellowships
Understanding the importance of work histories in determining poverty
in old age Patterns, predictors and implications of multimorbidity: Research
findings Language in London Counting the population more accurately using administrative data vizLib: Visualization of Customer Library Behaviour Spatial Interaction Modelling of Performing Arts Audiences in London |
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