SSRI Grant Program Announces Awards
The Social Science Research Institute (SSRI) invited grant applications from Duke University faculty to study social science research topics of their choice. The size of the grants range from $5,000 to $25,000.
DUPRI research team uses electronic health records to study population of Durham County children
New research demonstrating the efficacy of using electronic health records (EHRs) to assess children’s population health.
MTV partners with MIDS to study access to voting on college campuses
MTV partnered with a team of students working on their MIDS capstone project to study access to voting on college campuses.
New Editorial Home for Demography
This is recognition of DUPRI scholars’ networks of collaborations with demographers and population scientists across the U.S. and with major centers of demographic research around the world, as well as Duke’s leadership in interdisciplinary population and population health research.
Duke Researchers Point out Error in U.S. Estimates of Dementia
With baby boomers reaching over 70 million people in the United States, it seems logical that many people of this generation will be affected by dementia. But what does the data actually show?
Introduction to Mixed Methods Research
This workshop will introduce strategies for designing a mixed methods research study: participants will be introduced to when they are appropriate, what unique strengths they offer, and what challenges they can introduce.
Qualitative Data Analysis and NVivo
This workshop will introduce techniques to analyze qualitative data, with a focus on analyzing text as well as how to use NVivo software when analyzing qualitative data.
Leveraging Existing Data and Methods in Health Disparities Research 2025
Learn how existing data resources can be used to identify valid and replicable population health trends and effects focused on multi-level societal, community, and individual determinants of health disparities.
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