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New sources of data for social science research
Date	15/01/2018
Address	Brettenham House, 5 Lancaster Pl, London
Map	View in Goolge Maps (WC2E 7EN)
Description	This free half-day event provides an opportunity to catch up with new sources of data for social science research. Presentations will cover examples of research use cases and ways to access each of the following sources of data in the UK: Administrative data Biomarker and genetics data Consumer data For each of these sources of data we will give an overview and consider how they can be used to extend your options for exploring social science research questions. This event is hosted by the UK Data Service and is organised collaboratively by the Administrative Data Research Network, BLG, CALLS-Hub, Centre for Longitudinal Studies, CDRC, CLOSER, NCRM, UBDC, UK Data Service and Understanding Society. Level: Introductory Experience/knowledge required: None Target audience: Aimed at researchers from academia or elsewhere who want to know more about new sources of data are that are available for social sciences research in the UK
Organiser/Chair	This event is hosted by the UK Data Service and is organised collaboratively by the Administrative Data Research Network, BLG, CALLS-Hub, Centre for Longitudinal Studies, CDRC, CLOSER, NCRM, UBDC, UK Data Service and Understanding Society.
Institution	NCRM and UK Data Service
Level	Entry (no or almost no prior knowledge)
Cost	FREE
Website and registration	https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/new-sources-of-data-for-social-science-research-tickets-40028660802
Contact	https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/new-sources-of-data-for-social-science-research-tickets-40028660802
Keywords	administrative data , biomarker data , genetics data , consumer data , social science research
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New sources of data for social science research