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November 3, 2026

ISR’s d3c receives $13.5 million grant renewal

ANN ARBOR  — The Institute for Social Research’s Data Science for Dynamic Intervention Decision Making Center (d3c) has… >>

November 2, 2026

Poster session highlights the impact of ISR’s Next Generation Initiative

ANN ARBOR — Donor generosity is fueling the next generation of social science at the Institute for Social… >>

October 30, 2026

How Rick Lowe’s ISR residency makes use of PSID data

ANN ARBOR — Rick Lowe’s exhibition of “Black Wall Street Journey” is the culmination of his three-year residency… >>

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ISR Insights Speaker Series

Discover groundbreaking research on timely social issues at the ISR Insights Speaker Series. Join us as ISR researchers take the stage to share their insights in captivating talks.

Research


ISR serves as a national laboratory advancing understanding of human behavior through empirical research. More than 300 scientists are affiliated with one or more of our research centers. Their work provides the foundation for the Institute’s legacy of social science in the public interest.

Francesca Arielle Williamson

Francesca Arielle Williamson

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF LEARNING HEALTH SCIENCES, MEDICAL SCHOOL, ASSISTANT...

Patrick M O'Malley

Patrick M O'Malley

RESEARCH PROFESSOR EMERITUS, YOUTH AND SOCIAL ISSUES, INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL...

David Dunning

David Alan Dunning

MARY ANN AND CHARLES R WALGREEN JR PROFESSOR OF THE STUDY OF HUMAN...

Scott Atran

Scott Atran

ADJUNCT RESEARCH SCIENTIST, RESEARCH CENTER FOR GROUP DYNAMICS, INSTITUTE...

Helen Meier

Helen Carmon Spink Meier

RESEARCH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, SURVEY RESEARCH CENTER, INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL...

Training & Opportunities


ISR is committed to training the next generation of social scientists, and to providing the highest quality continuing education to professionals working in the fields of survey research and data analysis.

Organizational Projects


Maggie Hicken with the interns

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