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We've had a productive and informative week at the 8th European Conference on Social Networks (EUSN 2026) in Norrköping, Sweden, hosted by the Institute for Analytical Sociology (IAS) of Linköping University. In the Families as Networks session, Vera de Bel presented her research on the spatial organization of family networks in the Netherlands over time and across regions. In the Population-scale Social Network Analysis session, Frank Takes kicked off the session discussing recent advances...

Members of PLANET-NL will be hosting and presenting during the following sessions at the upcoming EUSN2026 conference in Norrköping, Sweden. You can find the full program schedule here. Families as networks: 12 June (OS-20) This session adopts the view from the handbook Family as Networks, in which it is proposed that considering the family as a complex and dynamic network of relationships is a fruitful way to address and understand the heterogeneity and complexity of family relationships....

Together with the SEGUE project and the Rbanism community, PLANET-NL would like to invite you to TU Delft’s workshop on urban segregation computation with R. In November 2026, TU Delft is hosting a workshop gathering members of the SEGUE project, members of the Rbanism community and external experts, to identify and prioritise the methodological and technical developments needed to address big theoretical questions in the field of urban segregation (with R). During 5 days, this workshop will...