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The UCL Centre for Longitudinal Studies welcomes the publication of the ESRC’s review of its investment in cohort studies.
Felicia leads the Administration team, which is responsible for the financial and project management, strategic planning, governance and reporting and general administration of all research grants held by CLS. Felicia has over 20 years of experience in external grants management covering pre, contract and post award. She had successfully managed the Funding Support Office for […]
Alina is a demographer working on the European Research Council Grant to study the effects of Medically Assisted Reproduction on children, adults and parents. Her research interests include life course, families and fertility, transition to adulthood, social inequalities, social policy, and residential mobility. Alina previously worked for Understanding Society at the Institute for Economic and […]
Jenny works on an ESRC-funded project that focuses on the characteristics, circumstances and outcomes of ‘only children’ over the life course, involving analysis of four UK birth cohorts. Jenny’s main areas of research interest include gender, family demography and inequalities in paid and unpaid work over the life-course. Jenny holds a PhD from the Department […]
Yvonne is the Information Governance and Data Protection lead for CLS.
Nicolás is a Senior Research Fellow working on a broad range of topics focusing on public health, education, labour and socio-economic conditions. His research uses administrative data linked with longitudinal studies to explore causal associations over the life course. Nicolás has over five years of experience developing national cross-sectional and longitudinal studies. He holds a […]
Maria conducts quantitative analysis using the Millennium Cohort Study to research adults who undergo Medically Assisted Reproduction (MAR) to conceive, and children who are born after MAR.
Richard is responsible for CLS event coordination, website support and participant engagement support. He is experienced both in event organisation and communications. He has previously worked for both commercial companies and a leading professional body.
Abdullahi works with the Senior Data Manager, his line manager, mainly in; managing and documenting CLS data enquiries, recording and reporting on deposited CLS data, assisting in preparation of the ‘feed-forward’ data, and providing user support and assistance in data sharing, data cleaning, and documentation.
Richard is Associate Professor of Statistics and currently holds the post of Chief Statistician at CLS. Richard’s applied work is mainly in non-communicable disease epidemiology and health behaviours, while his methodological interests cover missing data, the analysis of linked administrative data, and causal inference. At CLS, Richard makes major contributions to the Applied Statistical Methods […]
Alice is Professor of Demography and Research Director at the Centre for Longitudinal Studies. She is a family demographer whose research interests span a number of substantive areas in social demography and epidemiology such as the consequence of childbearing postponement on child well-being and the social determinants of health. Alice is PI of an European […]
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