Laboratory

Demographic Data

At a Glance Projects Publications Team

Data – The Lifeblood of Demography

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Having data that is rich and of excellent quality is one of the important reasons for the scientific success of the MPIDR. The amount of data available has always been a priority for researchers. However, today, when vast amounts of data are available on the Internet, having a lot of data is not enough. That is why the DataLab is primarily interested in having data of the highest possible quality and accuracy.   Detailed Description

Selected publications

Wenau, G.; Grigoriev, P.; Shkolnikov, V. M.:
Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health 73:7, 605–611. (2019)    
Jdanov, D. A.; Shkolnikov, V. M.; van Raalte, A. A.; Andreev, E. M.:
Demography 54:4, 1579–1602. (2017)    
Danilova, I. A.; Shkolnikov, V. M.; Jdanov, D. A.; Meslé, F.; Vallin, J.:
Population Health Metrics 14:8. (2016)
Jasilioniene, A.; Sobotka, T.; Jdanov, D. A.; Zeman, K.; Kostova, D.; Andreev, E. M.; Grigoriev, P.; Shkolnikov, V. M.:
International Journal of Epidemiology 45:4, 1077–1078e. (2016)
Barbieri, M.; Wilmoth, J. R.; Shkolnikov, V. M.; Glei, D. A.; Jasilionis, D.; Jdanov, D. A.; Boe, C.; Riffe, T.; Grigoriev, P.; Winant, C.:
International Journal of Epidemiology 44:5, 1549–1556. (2015)
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