12 years ago today CeLSIUS moved to @UCL - a recent event showcased work which has been supported during the directorship of the centre Nicola Shelton (part-time prof) #YesVax #YesMask including a talk by J Pikhart which has been featured in our latest Linking our Lives blog! UCL EPH UCL IEHC

12 years ago CeLSIUS made its home at UCL. Our latest blog (based on a recent talk by J Pikhart ) reflects on research which has explored the results of the ONS Longitudinal study’s census sample over the past decade including which stories made headlines?

Our #LinkingOurLives podcast reviews recent research using the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Longitudinal Study. Not sure what the study is or how it can help you? This is a great place to start 👉 buff.ly/2o4lC3O

To disseminate your LS results you must obtain Publication clearance. Items cleared for publication could be reports, journal articles, presentations, abstracts or perhaps a set of results which are destined to be worked up as any of these buff.ly/3U2xzCG

Our thematic guides provide information on the variables available in the Office for National Statistics (ONS) LS, suitable research designs and give indications of sample sizes. Not sure which way to go? Start here 🧭 👉 buff.ly/3tBBuYv

Age & sex, marriage/civil partnership, accommodation, transport, country of birth, passports held, ethnic group, main language, religion, education level, employment, migration, caregiving, limiting long-term illness & disability. Find out more here - buff.ly/36SZMDx

Miss the live webinar? Not to worry you can watch the recording back and access the presentations here - buff.ly/3xzNLne This webinar will guide you step-by-step, through the forms you will need to complete when applying to use Office for National Statistics (ONS) Longitudinal Study data.

In Episode 7 of Linking our Lives, we spoke to Patrick Sturgis from @MethodologyLSE and Professor Franz Buscha from the University of Westminster who have used the Office for National Statistics (ONS) LS to research #socialmobility and #inequality. Catch up here 👉 buff.ly/3xMbdOs #LinkingourLives

When you want to disseminate your LS results beyond your research team you must obtain Publication clearance. To find out why and how check out our resources page which has all the forms you need! buff.ly/3U2xzCG #LongitudinalStudy #Research #Publish #Impact

Catch up on our conversation with Richard Patterson from MRC Epidemiology Unit 🎙️ Richard has been using the Office for National Statistics (ONS) LS to investigate the impacts of funding to support #cycling in urban areas & to see whether there are any differences in those impacts buff.ly/3Qb3YGR

If you are not sure how to apply to use the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Longitudinal Study, try this step-by-step, webinar to guide you through the forms you need to complete. Watch live recordings and access the presentations here - buff.ly/3xzNLne Still have questions - reach out!

Births, immigration, emigration, maternity events (inc live births, still births, infant deaths & birth weight), cancer registrations, widow(er)hoods & mortality inc full info from registration forms, such as cause of death. And it is free to use... buff.ly/36SZMDx

Not sure what you can do with our longitudinal study? Our thematic guides provide information on the variables available in the Office for National Statistics (ONS) LS, suitable research designs and give indications of sample sizes. 🔗 buff.ly/3tBBuYv

"There were areas in the lowest deciles of Town Strength who did not receive funding" Oliver Duke-Williams, Jemima Stockton and Nicola Shelton (part-time prof) #YesVax #YesMask 💬 buff.ly/449uGom #LevellingUp #StrongerTownsIndex

The sample is of people living in England & Wales who were born on 1 of 4 selected dates of birth from 1971, i.e. 4/365 days of the year, so it makes up about 1% of the total population. Over 50 years later we are still here And it is free to use... buff.ly/2o4lC3O

Catch up with Ep 4 where we spoke to Prof Amanda Sacker from @UCL and UK National Statistician Sir Ian Diamond about Amanda's high profile research using the Office for National Statistics (ONS) LS and funded by Nuffield Foundation to look at the outcomes of #care experienced people. buff.ly/4d2UZjQ

We support academic, voluntary & public sector users of the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Longitudinal Study. We are based at @UCL & the ONS in London and are funded by the Economic and Social Research Council to provide free support. Get in touch today to see how we can help you - buff.ly/2o4lC3O

This webinar will guide you step-by-step, through the forms you will need to complete when applying to use Office for National Statistics (ONS) Longitudinal Study data. The live recording and presentations are available here - buff.ly/3xzNLne Still have questions - reach out! We are here to help!

To disseminate your LS results you must obtain Publication clearance. Items cleared for publication could be reports, journal articles, presentations, abstracts or perhaps a set of results which are destined to be worked up as any of these buff.ly/3U2xzCG

Our thematic guides provide information on the variables available in the Office for National Statistics (ONS) LS including births and fertility, discrepancy variables and ethnicity. 🧭 👇 🔗 buff.ly/3tBBuYv