I'm at Tilburg University today. They seem to have adopted a new strapline since I was last here. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery...

"Surveys are really critical for the fabric of society." Sarah Henry of the Office for National Statistics speaking to early career researchers at our Survey Futures conference at ISER, University of Essex today.

I'm looking forward to delivering (at the second attempt!) this workshop for the NIMLAS network next month. See some of you there! nimlas.isr.umich.edu/workshops/

For the past year, I've been part of a steering committee overseeing production of the "United Nations Handbook of Surveys on Individuals and Households: Foundations and Emerging Approaches." We now have a draft: lnkd.in/eadGArzE. We'd love to receive your feedback: lnkd.in/eCZrtjkk.

Who writes these misogynistic sub-heads in the Telegraph? The words "first female" have no relevance to this story and no place in the headline. Is this OK, @ipso.co.uk? @telegraphnews.bsky.social #casualsexism

If you missed it, you can read here about our amazing Survey Futures early career award winners: