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Team | 01.09.2022We Welcome New Guest Researcher

From September 5 to 14, Nataliia Levchuk from the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences will visit the BiB to cooperate with us in studying cause-specific mortality in Ukraine. more: We Welcome New Guest Researcher …

Nataliia Levchuk (refer to: We Welcome New Guest Researcher)

International Conference on Population Geographies | 22.08.2022REDIM Session at ICPG 2022

At this year’s ICPG held online from 25–27 August 2022, the REDIM team will present their findings on regional mortality disparities in Europe. more: REDIM Session at ICPG 2022 …

11th International Conference on Population Geographies (ICPG) in Tokyo, Japan (refer to: REDIM Session at ICPG 2022)

European Population Conference | 04.07.2022REDIM at EPC 2022 in Groningen

At this year’s European Population Conference (EPC) held in Groningen, Netherlands, from 29 June to 2 July 2022, the REDIM team presented their latest research findings. more: REDIM at EPC 2022 in Groningen …

14th European Population Conference (EPC) in Groningen, Netherlands (refer to: REDIM at EPC 2022 in Groningen)

Human Mortality Database | 13.06.2022REDIM at HMD Symposium 2022 in Paris

At this year’s HMD Symposium held in Paris, France, from 16–18 June 2022, the REDIM team will present the latest research results of their ongoing work. more: REDIM at HMD Symposium 2022 in Paris …

6th Symposium of the Human Mortality Database (refer to: REDIM at HMD Symposium 2022 in Paris)

New Article in “Population” | 26.04.2022Significant Differences in Cause-of-Death Coding Practices between and within Countries

New paper by researchers associated with REDIM assesses the subnational consistency of cause-specific mortality data in Russia, Germany, the United States and France. more: Significant Differences in Cause-of-Death Coding Practices between and within Countries …

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