📢| Call for applications | Graduate School in Gender and Sexuality Studies (EUR GSST – @ehess.fr , INED) is recruiting two postdoctoral researchers (18-month contracts) to work at The French Institute for Demographic Studies (INED), in one of the institute’s research units.
🆕📰Parenthood with Multiple Partners: A new study by Stefano Arnolfo, Nicole Hiekel & Aart Liefbroer reveals that gender & social background shape family complexity through distinct life-course pathways.
www.demogr.mpg.de/go/MP-parenthood
🎂Happy Birthday to us!🍾 MPIDR is turning 30 on this very day. 🎉 Thanks to everyone who has supported us along the way, helps moving demography forward and, overall makes MPIDR such a fantastic place!
www.demogr.mpg.de/go/30yMPIDR | English
www.demogr.mpg.de/go/30jMPIDR | Deutsch
In @the-independent.com - Research by CPC-CG's Athina Vlachantoni, examining whether people who received support from their parents earlier in life, such as help with childcare from grandparents when raising young children, are more likely to provide support to their parents in later life @ukri.org
Come and join us @sriucl.bsky.social
We’re looking for an Assistant Professor in Quantitative Social Science with a research agenda on the environment and/or climate change, and expertise in causal inference.
See full details and apply 👉🏼 www.ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/...
#Veranstaltungstipp: Heute sprechen Ina Czyborra (Sen. Wissenschaft, Gesundheit & Pflege), Markus Dröge (Stiftung Zukunft Berlin), Paul Gellert & Michaela Kreyenfeld (Einstein Center Population Diversity) über Berlins demografischen Wandel.
@bbaw.bsky.social
▶️ einstein-diversity.com/event/the-be...
Sweden is about to elect a new parliament. As of late, birth rates have been debated in the country. What’s a realistic policy approach to low fertility, one that avoids doomsaying as well as sugarcoating?
Read our newest Policy Insight by Gunnar Andersson 👇
🔗https://tinyurl.com/bdeetuhs
What happens to the younger generations when birth rates drop and we live longer?
📖 In a new Expert Voices article in Science @anne-goujon.bsky.social of @iiasa.ac.at and VID discusses dejuvenation: the reduced "demographic, economic, cultural and political weight of younger generations in society".
Childhood in Sweden is really becoming dramatically stratified.
Household-equivalized disposable income among children (0-18) in Sweden. The poverty threshold is 60% of the median income in 2022.
A novel visualization by Aradhya, @rafgrotti.bsky.social, @rnieuwenhuis.bsky.socialt.co/WwWBKcO5O4
What affects success in school? The research story is complex, genetic research is one part of it. In this article, experts from the Einstein Center Population Diversity explain how family structure shapes educational success.
www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...
Funded by @einsteinberlin.bsky.social
Adapting in a fair way: In light of the new Demography Report by the European Commission, our experts present their key points for an adaptation strategy.
"These policies are meant as a full life-course package, not a menu": www.linkedin.com/posts/europe...
Our paper "Sleeping With the Enemy" is featured in the Süddeutsche Zeitung in "Wie viel Gegensatz verträgt die Liebe?" (how much opposition can love bear?), Sebastian Herrmann uses our study to make a point that political difference between partners has stopped being only a matter of taste.
🏅 El nostre Departament ha estat reconegut oficialment com a Unitat d'Excel·lència "María de Maeztu"! Avui hem recollit l'acreditació de mans de la ministra Diana Morant @dianamorantr.bsky.social en l'acte oficial celebrat a València. @sdrecercaupf.bsky.social@upf.edu 😀
🚨We are hiring a two-year postdoctoral researcher (80%) at the University of Zurich within the new Horizon Europe project WELFAIR on the political implications of technological change, demographic ageing and rising inequality.
The full job ad is here: tinyurl.com/3b6ddm25
Apply by August 9, 2026.
📢 Applications are now open for the PhD Programme in Life Course Research!
We offer 10 PhD scholarships in Demography & Social Statistics.
🗓️ Deadline: August 6, 2026.
A great opportunity to join a stimulating research environment! 🌍
Our department just announced a new Associate Professor position in quantitative research methodology 🇳🇴
One of the favorable qualifications is experience with open science practices + R/Python experience
www.jobbnorge.no/en/available...
I am hiring!
A postdoctoral position (100%, 3 years, renewable) is available at the University of Potsdam. The successful candidate will contribute to research on education and the life course and to teaching. Application deadline: August 15, 2026. See: www.uni-potsdam.de/en/socedlico...
Measuring the human cost of an ongoing conflict is exceptionally difficult.
Researchers from our network have developed a demographic framework to estimate population loss in Gaza more accurately.
Read it now: tinyurl.com/ycyh3ark
💡New European Demographic Datasheet 2026 available!
The datasheet explores, visualizes and compares population indicators for European countries. It highlights demographic divides in fertility, health, work and welfare.
Available as printed poster and online.
🔗 More: eds2026.populationeurope.org/en/
📨 The first newsletter of June is now out! 📨
🎉 The European Population Conference (EPC) 2026 is behind us, what an incredible event it was! We hope you enjoyed Bologna as much as we did. 📸 The photos from the conference are now online, so relive all the highlights!
lnkd.in/enENGSuF
Curious about the recent claims that the iPhone led to huge declines in births? @drjenndowd.bsky.social breaks down the analyses and brings some much needed skepticism.
Year after year, life expectancy rose. Until it didn’t ⏳
ERC grantee Jennifer Dowd @ox.ac.uk investigates the social, economic, and biological forces shaping mortality trends today.
🔗 Read the full story here: buff.ly/BH8l63N#LifeExpectancy#PopulationHealth#FrontierResearch
Our latest publication presents policy advice from the Age-It programme.
Age-It is perhaps the largest research initiative ever funded on ageing in Europe, by the European Commission and the Italian Ministry of Research, and led by demographer Daniele Vignoli.
Read it now: tinyurl.com/ms8bd7bb
New preprint: WorldPop researchers detail the methodology behind the subnational population dataset powering Global 2.
The research highlights a growing global population alongside increasingly diverse demographic futures.
Learn more: www.worldpop.org/blog/mapping...
Is Germany's middle class eroding? In this piece, 3 experts give a differentiated answer, among them our director @steffenmau.bsky.social. He warns that faith in progress has faded: under 10% think the next generation will fare better. He points to 'clear fault lines' that could deepen polarization
Are you working with FReDA, pairfam, and/or GGS Data?
Yes 👉 Consider applying for the FReDA User Conference in Cologne until 21 June
No 👉 Check out our Data (now including Wave 4 from 2024)
More Info on www.freda-panel.de/FReDA/EN/Startseite.html
Extended proposal submission deadline - #CfA for the 4th Int. #FReDA User Conference
26–27 November 2026 in Cologne, Germany
Extended Submission deadline: 21 June 2026
Submission: Abstracts (max. one DIN-A4 page) should be sent by to freda.conference@gesis.orgwww.freda-panel.de/F...
“Countries sharing very low fertility levels increasingly follow divergent demographic trajectories. A single threshold no longer captures this diversity, calling for a less fertility-centered, more multidimensional perspective on population change”
N-IUSSP: The end of lowest-low as we knew it: one threshold, many futures, by Ignacio Pardo and Stuart Gietel-Basten
www.niussp.org/fertility-an...#demography#populationstudies
Check out our newest #PopDigest by @mimmilou.bsky.social and find out why employment uncertainty does not translate into lower fertility intentions in a uniform way across populations.
🔗 tinyurl.com/yc4ftnxa
| Just released | Historically low fertility in the Maghreb
A new study of this issue presented in the latest issue of #Population&Societieswww.ined.fr/en/publicati...#INEDJournal
New by Spoorenberg & Skirbekk: "Is your country producing too many or too few births to keep its population size stable? We introduce a simple ratio that captures the immediate numerical balance between births and deaths, Bₒ/Bₙ.” #Demography#OpenAccesswww.demographic-research.org/articles/vol...
I will soon be recruiting researchers for SOCIAL – Social relations, digital technologies and wellbeing of older people, a FIS-2 project on ageing, digitalisation, social relations, and wellbeing.
Expressions of interest are now welcome.
Interested in demography? You might like our new tool on @ourworldindata.org which lets you see how changes in fertility rates, life expectancy, and migration rates will change future populations. Have a play! You can even do it continent wide.
ourworldindata.org/population-s...
The fabulous folks at @ourworldindata.org have created an simulation model where you can plug in different fertility, mortality, and migration rates to see how population size and composition will change in the future at different levels. ourworldindata.org/population-s...
Our department is hiring a postdoc to study the educational experiences of Asian immigrants within East and Southeast Asia, and between Asia / Europe, over long time periods. See these links for full details on this EduTrack project www.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/research/pro...www.mpg.de/26445995/one...