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Death of Ray Pahl after long illness is met with sadness by all at ISER

ISER’s Peter Lynn meets Serbian President after collaborating on Nobel Peace Prize nominated project

David Lockwood has receieved a Lifetime Achievement Award to mark the 60th Anniversary of the British Sociological Association.

Professor Ray Pahl has been awarded one of the first ever lifetime achievement awards from the British Sociological Association (BSA) for his pioneering work in sociology.

The award recognises innovation in the practice of research using mobile devices.

Research examines effect of minimum wage effects in time of recession

Steve Pudney invited to join ONS group on measuring national well-being

Call for proposals for methodological studies using the Innovation Panel now open

BBC Panorama features ISER research tonight

Three new team members join EUROMOD

The more highly educated display their environmental credentials through what they buy rather than actions such as turning off lights

Babies breastfed in first four weeks are still outperforming their peers in school at age 14

Adeline Delavande to join ISER in September

Mike Brewer is new ISER Professor

But how happy you are in your job affects the quality of your sleep

People optmistic about their finances in spite of the recession

BHPS/Understanding Society Conference abstract deadline – March 15

Young people in the UK are very satisfied with their lives with 70 per cent rating themselves as happy or very happy. These are the first findings from Understanding Society.

Heather Laurie is plenary speaker in Peking

First research using Understanding Society published

SER is expanding the research degrees it offers with two new PhDs

Cross-national research project looks at who benefits most from higher education.

ISER plays key role in new Doctoral Training Centre

Early findings from Understanding Society shows that 90% of couples are happy in their relationship