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Screenshot of the Austrian Corona Panel Project (SUF edition), Version 7.0 dataset entry on the AUSSDA data repository. The dataset is authored by Bernhard Kittel, Sylvia Kritzinger, Hajo Boomgaarden, Barbara Prainsack, Jakob-Moritz Eberl, and others. Description notes that the project monitors health, economic, and social aspects of the COVID-19 crisis in Austria through repeated surveys. Keywords include economic activity, public health, trust in government, mass media use, COVID-19, vaccination, and European integration. Related publication: Kittel et al. (2021), European Political Science. Notes detail dataset versions, with Version 7 (published June 18, 2025) including waves 1 to 35 (German and English). The right side shows options to access or share the dataset and states 6,954 downloads. Data paper: https://doi.org/10.1057/s41304-020-00294-7 Dataset: https://doi.org/10.11587/28KQNS

Scope & limits ⚖️: Austria 🇦🇹 case; single-item role measures; #expectations (not #performance). Still, the crisis pattern – rally 🤝, recalibrate 🔄, reassert oversight 👀 – likely travels 🌍. Comparative work needed.
📊Data: Austrian Corona Panel Project via @aussda.bsky.social 10/n.

Interaktiver Rechner: Wie viel arbeiten Sie im Vergleich zu anderen? Finden Sie heraus, wie sich Ihre Arbeitszeit im Vergleich zu Menschen in ähnlichen Lebensumständen verhält

Wer sich so wie @derstandard.at damit beschäftigen will, wieviel die Menschen in AT arbeiten: Die Daten des @statistik.at Mikrozensus sind bei AUSSDA für die wissenschaftliche Nutzung verfügbar!

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The AUSSDA Newsletter No. 18 is here! We present a new tool for social researchers, as well as the AUSSDA Self Deposit Service. In addition, we look back on the Open Science Festival at the University of Vienna.

Kicking off the semester with the new AUSSDA newsletter! 🙌We introduce the AUSSDA Self Deposit Service as well as a new tool for social science researchers, and look back on the @osfestivalde.bsky.social in Vienna.
Have a look 👇
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Der AUSSDA Newsletter No. 18 ist da! Wir stellen ein neues Tool für Sozialforschende und den AUSSDA Self Deposit Service vor. Außerdem blicken wir zurück auf das Open Science Festival an der Universität Wien

Der neue AUSSDA Newsletter zum Semesterstart ist da! 🙌
Wir stellen den AUSSDA Self Deposit Service und ein neues Tool für Sozialforschende vor und blicken zurück auf das @osfestivalde.bsky.social in Wien.
Hier nachlesen👇
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🎥Watch the latest #Infra4NextGen webinar and learn how to benefit from (re)using secondary #data in your #socialscience #research!

💡And, by the way, explore the big variety of reusable data in AUSSDA's #dataverse! data.aussda.at

As part of our Infra4NextGen project, @ess-survey.bsky.social has just released a new data summary that brings together insights from the European Social Survey, European Values Study, and the International Social Survey Programme...

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Screenshot of an academic article titled “Rally and Recalibrate: Political Dynamics of Audience Expectations of Journalism During Times of Crisis” published in The International Journal of Press/Politics (OnlineFirst, Sage Journals). Authors: Claire Roney, Daniel Wiesner, Andreas A. Riedl, and Jakob-Moritz Eberl. The abstract explains that the study examines how audience expectations of journalism in Austria evolved during the COVID-19 pandemic. It identifies shifts toward emerging journalistic roles such as Fact Checker and Science Communicator, based on data from three waves of the Austrian Corona Panel Project. Findings show fluctuating audience expectations tied to changes in public trust and crisis dynamics, emphasizing journalism’s need for adaptability. Keywords listed: journalism, audience expectations, trust in institutions, crisis attitudes, survey research, COVID-19. doi: https://doi.org/10.1177/19401612251375203

New publication out in #IJPP! 📑
We study how audience expectations of journalism 📰 shifted during COVID-19 in Austria 🇦🇹 – showing both short-term rally effects & longer-term recalibration 🔄.
Led by @clmron.bsky.social & @danielwiesner.bsky.social , w/ @andreasriedl.bsky.social & me. 1/n

Social scientists, don't miss the next #Infra4NextGen online workshop this Thursday and Friday! Explore social trust by analysing cross-country and generational trends in the EU. Register now 👇

📣Ganz frisch erschienen: Die aktuellsten Mikrozensusdaten (2. Quartal 2025) für Österreich! @statistik.at
Bitte hier entlang 👇
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📣Just published: The latest microcensus data (second quarter of 2025) on labour force and housing in Austria! This way, please 👇
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🆕This in-depth analysis on perceived forms of #inequality (material security, access to rights and legal protections) draws on repeated cross-sectional surveys conducted in #Europe – profound insights for policy makers and civil society👇 #MakeItEqual #Infra4NextGen
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An introduction to Social Network Analysis — UK Data Service A comprehensive resource funded by the ESRC to support researchers, teachers and policymakers who depend on high-quality social and economic data.

✨ New workshop: An introduction to Social Network Analysis

This free workshop will give an introduction to social network analysis. It is suitable for absolute beginners with no coding skills required.

📅 15 October 2025
⏰ 10:00-11:30
📍 Online
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CESSDA is looking for a new technical officer to join our team in Bergen, Norway! 🇧🇻
We need someone who can help our head of IT with:
💻 Maintaining the CESSDA technical Guidelines
🌩️ Cloud-based Infrastructure Provision and Management
💰 Cost Optimisation
Apply today at:
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🚀The exact research data you need might be out there, ready for you to reuse!
💡Learn how to find and use secondary data for your #socialscience research in the next #Infra4NextGen Webinar this Friday! ⤵️

Die zugrunde liegenden Daten gibt's natürlich auch via @aussda.bsky.social: doi.org/10.11587/HNU...

Wie hat sich die politische Lage in 🇦🇹 in den letzten 8 Jahren entwickelt?

... die Wahrnehmung der Parteien & Politiker:innen, Wirtschaftslage, Institutionenvertrauen, polit. Interesse, Medienkonsum ...?

Beste Ressource dafür: das AUTNES-Dashboard: autnesdashboard.univie.ac.at:3838/autnes/

Brand-new #Infra4NextGen #data summary on #health and wellbeing in Europe! Read and learn more ⤵️

Digital divide data summary published | Infra4NextGen A summary report analysing data from major cross-national surveys on the digital divide in Europe has been published online and in PDF format today (Thursday 4 September).

A report analysing data from major cross-national #surveys on the #digital divide in Europe has been published today.

The #data summary – produced for the Infra4NextGen project (@horizoneu.bsky.social 🇪🇺) – focuses on attitudes amongst younger people compared to older respondents.

Heute auf Deutsch: Der Workshop beim @osfestivalde.bsky.social zu Open Science Anforderungen und wie diese in Chancen verwandelt werden können. Vielen Dank an alle Teilnehmer*innen für ihre kreativen Ideen und inspirierende Zusammenarbeit! 💡🎉

Ready for Day 2 of @osfestivalde.bsky.social, starting with a keynote by @figshare.com founder Mark Hahnel! #openscience #OSfestival2025 #opendata

Scientific poster containing information on the Generations and Gender Programme

💡 Longitudinal data from 20+ countries: Demographer @buber-ennser.bsky.social presents the Generations & Gender Programme at the #openscience festival in Vienna.

@osfestivalde.bsky.social @ggp.bsky.social @aussda.bsky.social #OSfestival2025 #GGP #demography

Ready for Day 2 of @osfestivalde.bsky.social, starting with a keynote by @figshare.com founder Mark Hahnel! #openscience #OSfestival2025 #opendata

Two middle aged men consuming all the wrong calories

Free ice cream at @osfestivalde.bsky.social with @culturebullet.com and @hahnel.org

#OSF2025. What a conference!

Science is open, the treats are free - stop by the ice cream truck under the tree! Kindly sponsored by your trustworthy repository AUSSDA <3 @osfestivalde.bsky.social

A woman and two men in front of a slide presenting to an audience in a lecture room at the campus of the University of Vienna.

Wondering how to find suitable research data for your thesis? Monika Bargmann @librarymistress.bsky.social , and AUSSDA’s Otto Bodi-Fernandez and dimitriprandner.bsky.social discuss everything you need to know to confidently work with secondary data in their workshop at @osfestivalde.bsky.social!

Workshop participants sitting in groups together and discussing in the aula of the campus at University of Vienna.

Open Access, Open Data, Open Source, Citizen Science – the workshop “Doing Open Science: Turning Requirements into Opportunities” covered all these topics. Thank you to everyone who joined us and for bringing the #OS principles to life!
@osfestivalde.bsky.social

A picture of two women presenting a workshop slide in front of an audience in the aula at the campus of the University of Vienna.

...Lisa Hönegger, Claudia Hackl and AUSSDA’s very own Julia Geistberger have just kicked off the workshop “Doing Open Science: Turning Requirements into Opportunities”💡 @univie.ac.at
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Off to a great start at the @osfestivalde.bsky.social in Vienna! After an inspiring keynote by @florianaigner.at...

Above: Text Workshop. Finding suitable research thesis data. Mid: Three portraits. Captions: Monika Bargmann. Humanities Data Steward at the University of Vienna. Otto Bodi-Fernandez. Sociologist and Senior Research Associate at the University of Graz. Dimitri Prandner. Communication Scientist at Johannes Kepler University Linz. Below: Motto Meet. Share. Inspire. Care.

🔎 Writing a thesis in humanities or social sciences? Learn to find, assess. and reuse quality research data - and boost your project in this workshop with Monika Bargmann (@univie.ac.at), Otto Bodi-Fernandez (@uni-graz.at), and Dimitri Prandner (@jku.at)! #OpenScience #osfestival2025

We successfully upgraded our Dataverse and are back online!💪
Explore our #SSH data treasures here:
data.aussda.at