Subin Chang

Are you an early-career researcher focusing on spatial mobility, migration, and the life course? If so, you might find this pre-event of EPC 2024 (June 12, Edinburgh) intriguing. Stay tuned for the upcoming call for papers! @CEDemografia @PopulationEU @EAPS_pop @IUSSP

@sm_metzger Glückwunsch!🥳

Many thanks to the editor and anonymous reviewers for their constructive and helpful feedback on our manuscript.

The first paper of my PhD with @pablogracia_twi has been published in Advances in Life Course Research! We study how the transition into parenthood shapes gender differences in mental health trajectories using UK @usociety data. Available open access: doi.org/10.1016/j.alcr…

Had a fantastic time at the @ECSR_Soc @CollegioCA @nasp_school Spring School 2023! The keynote lectures were great, and the PhD projects were truly amazing. The energy and enthusiasm of the students really blew me away. Thank you for a fantastic experience!

Das Schreibzentrum der @goetheuni hat mich gefragt, wie man effizienter & besser lesen und schreiben kann. Hier ein paar Tipps von mir. Leider mit erkältungsgeplagter Stimme & zu langer Dauer seit letztem Frisörbesuch aber sonst hoffentlich hilfreich: youtube.com/watch?v=DLmatp…

How can I read academic literature quick(er)? Happy to share an academic #LifeHack I talked to my students about this, today, I thought others might find it interesting, too. I'll illustrate using a a paper by @benwansell #AcademicTwitter #politicalscience #polsci (Thread)

@cczymara @goetheuni @TelAvivUni The second one looks more like the Palmengarten

@readread2_22 요새 abbott의 processual sociology라는 책을 읽고있는데 사회학에서 결과 outcome라는게 결국 시간의 흐름속에서 연구자가 임의로 설정한 point in time에 일시적으로 나타난 현상에 불과하지 않는다고 하더라 새로운관점

And now you have one function, `easystats::model_dashboard()` that shows you everything about your model (1/2)

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@Rikki_Dean 😢

In case you had any doubts, yes, the return journey is also total chaos. Was supposed to depart 25mins ago and they are still throwing people off the train because it is too full.

I show that when a parent enrolls in a certain field, it causes their future children to be on average twice as likely (4.7p.p.) to earn a degree from that field. (2/13)

Wait, hold up, you can add an arrow at the end of an axis line like this? @W_R_Chase blowing my mind!

In their new article, @pilargonalons of @SociologyatPenn finds that paid leave policies result in “differentiated egalitarianism”—increasing mothers’ and fathers’ paid time off but reinforcing gender segregation in mothers’ care work. ow.ly/l9zE50Kl3IF

The 0.4.4 version of {corrr} got on CRAN yesterday and I would like to share the change I'm most excited about! You can now quickly create a correlation matrix with the new autoplot() method ✨ #rstats #tidymodels

@garritzmannj Proud of my country

My new favorite example of Network Capitalism in East Asia: How do you get out of an economic crisis? --> You pardon conglomerate (chaebol) bosses (who previously bribed the government) And 2/3 of public opinion agrees. Love it! economist.com/asia/2021/08/1…

Hier sind die "child penalties" von Einkommen von Müttern für verschiedene Länder: Wieviel weniger Frauen nach der Geburt eines Kinders längerfristig verdienen. Dänemark 21% Schweden 26% USA 31% UK 44% Österreich 51% Deutschland 61% Schweiz 68% (!) henrikkleven.com/uploads/3/7/3/…

🔥 new #ggseqplot release on #CRAN. More options for grouped plots, improved theming, and (after reading @ClausWilke's #dataviz book) option for disaggregated dplots. #RStats More details: 👉 maraab23.github.io/ggseqplot/ 👉 @SeqAnalysisAssn blog post: sequenceanalysis.org/2022/08/05/ggs…

@Giustozzi_c @barbarabudrich @InFER_Frankfurt @goetheuni @ERC_Research Congrats!!🥳👏

🪩 So glad my book on the »Social Consequences of Labour Market Marginalisation in Germany« has been published with the wonderful @barbarabudrich this Monday! 🪸 Six years of inspiring research that wouldn't have been possible without the support of my colleagues and supervisors!