Following the @GREATLEAPCost supported workshop “Bridging methods to measure excess mortality: One Epidemic, Many Estimates” at LSE, Peter Tammes (UK’s @ONS ) shares his viewpoint in a new blog: “Estimating excess deaths as a public good: an ONS perspective”
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👉 Read the whole story here: greatleap.eu/news/estimating…
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Nice write up of the @GREATLEAPCost Communications workshop I ran in Riga last week (in Latvian) rsu.lv/aktualitates/rsu-anat…
Back from an inspiring week in Riga, where we had the opportunity to take part in the WG5 Communications Masterclass at Rīga Stradiņš University Anatomy Museum. 🧵⬇️
We are very grateful to have had the opportunity to hear Ciara Breathnach's phenomenal lecture on documentary making. 🧵⬇️
🙏 A big thank you to everyone who made this masterclass such a valuable experience, especially @Edward_Morgan and Ieva Lībiete, and all the colleagues, trainers and participants who contributed to an inspiring week.
Today we are kicking off our Communications Masterclass within the @GREATLEAPCost Action. – at Riga, Latvia
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Ottoman statistical yearbooks offer valuable data. Representing our team, I was glad to present our TUBITAK project’s first findings at the GREATLEAP workshop in Copenhagen, where we are discussing how to map such statistics when exact historical boundaries are unavailable. – at Copenhagen, Denmark
📚 Two phenomenal weeks of the Summer School "Micro-Census Insights into Historical Households, Mortality and Fertility" in Cambridge, organized by the @Cambridge_Uni and the Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure (CamPop) ⬇️🧵
🚶♀️ During their free time, the participants were able to to get better acquainted with the rich history of Cambridge and to take part in joint activities and social gatherings.
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Part of our Team Members are these days at @CamUniCampop @Cambridge_Uni for the @GREATLEAPCost @COSTprogramme @ESHD_EU Summer Training School on ‘Historical households, health and fertility using micro-census data’
Today visiting Ely. Thanks @cortina_borja
for the hospitality
Second day of our Milestone conference has already started, and Session 4 ‘Roundtable Historic Strings of Causes of Death’ was dedicated to Spanish, Dutch, Greek and Hungary -Romanian Historic Strings of Causes of Death.
Organizers were Oana Habor (Iuliu Hatieganu University of Medicine and Pharmacy), Elena Crinela Holom, Luminița Dumănescu and Nicoleta Hegedűs (Babeș-Bolyai University).
Here you can visit the online exhibition "Transylvania 19th-20th Centuries, Glimpses into Health, Disease, and Medical Institutions in Transylvania" trhd-virtual.ro/
Last day of the conference started with "Troubleshooting coding session" followed by Session 7 ‘Flash Presentations by ITC/YRI’ which was commented by Věra Slováková & Tim Riswick. 🧵⬇️
We organised two Workshops:
- ‘From Research to Story: Crafting Narratives for Wider Impact’ by Edward Morgan
- ‘From Research to Story: Practical Applications' by Věra Slováková






























