Agenda Setting Workshops

This series of workshops aims to set the agenda for research within the developing field of e-social science. They are funded by ESRC and JISC and are led by Prof Tom Rodden from the University of Nottingham.

Forthcoming Workshops

There are no planned forthcoming workshops at the moment.

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Past Workshops

• Building Ontologies for Humanities and Social Sciences: 23 March 2007, University of Manchester

Humanities Bridgeford St Building, University of Manchester

• Improving Evidence Based Policy Decisions: Piloting the Application of Advanced Computer Modelling Techniques to Real Life Policy Problems: 9 February 2007

Professional Development Centre, University of Birmingham

• Combining and Enhancing Data: 22 - 23 January 2007

  Chancellors Hotel and Conference Centre, University of Manchester

• Trust and Ethics in e-Science

University of Oxford, 11 September 2006

• Geographic Visualization Across the Social Sciences : State of the Art Review 

University of Manchester 12-13 June 2006

• Bridging quantitative and qualitative methods for social sciences using text mining techniques

Manchester Conference Centre, University of Manchester 28 April 2006

• e-Infrastructures for Social Simulation

University of Manchester 26 October 2005

• GIS and the Grid

University of Leeds 13 September 2005

• Collaboration, Co-laboratories and e-Research: Understanding and Supporting New Forms of Social Science

MANDEC Centre, University of Manchester 21 June 2005

• Confidentiality and Ethical Issues in the Wider Usage of Clinical and Administrative Data

University of Essex 25 May 2005

• Quantitative Methods for e-Social Science

University of Lancaster 6 April 2005

• Video, Social Research and Technical Innovations

Kings College London 23 March 2005

• Digital Record and Representations of Human Activities

University of Nottingham 16 November 2004