Demographic and Population-Based Research at UC Berkeley
The Population Sciences at Berkeley website provides an overview of leading population research at Berkeley, and an integrated home for the websites of the Berkeley Population Center and the Center on the Economics and Demography of Aging (CEDA). These two complementary centers provide support and infrastructure with which to foster innovative, meaningful and transformative population research. UC Berkeley is renowned for its leadership in research on the causes and consequences of population change. The core components of demography – fertility, mortality and migration – as well as the subfields are covered by the faculty and researchers affiliated with our Centers. Accordingly, this research is conducted across a broad set of university departments and disciplines, particularly the social, biological, health and data sciences.
Related to these two primary centers are our ‘sister’ units which operate independently yet are collaborators on areas of shared interest and allow us to leverage our mutual strengths. These are the Department of Demography, the Bixby Center on Population, Health and Sustainability, and the Berkeley Interdisciplinary Migration Initiative.
We welcome you to explore the website to learn about the research conducted at Berkeley, the scholars among our affiliated members, and the resources available to anyone on campus engaging in population research.
Upcoming Conferences
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Call for Submissions: 2026 CenSoc Users Conference
December 4, 2026
Upcoming Conferences
Past Conferences
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Macroeconomic Effects of Population Aging
September 18, 2026: 8:00AM to 2:30PM Pacific Time -
Annual Workshop on Formal Demography
June 1-5, 2026
Conference Archive
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PopSci Weekly News
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Weekly News, November 2, 2026
November 2, 2026
No Brown Bag Seminar this week. We will not hold a Brown Bag Seminar this Wednesday, November 4. Stay tuned for an announcement of our next talk. Featured affiliate research of the week: Bounds, Benefits, and Bad Air: Net Benefits of Pollution Alerts. (2026). Michael L. Anderson, Minwoo Hyun and Jaecheol Lee. The Economic Journal, […]