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The Social Statistics Department at the University of Manchester held its annual Work in Progress Conference in March. PhD students presented a range of work including: methodological innovations for measuring public attitudes, community engagement, health, masculinity, employment, time use, generational change, family life, relationships and homelessness.

Papers included:

• Understanding Masculinity: How it is Defined, Measured and Experienced.
• Growing Up Without Parents: Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of Skipped-generation Households and the Impact on Adolescent Mental Health.
• The Division of Labour and Female Partners' Relative Pay Across Phases of Parenthood: Evidence from UK Couples.
• The Decomposition of Group Differentials.
• Working Life Expectancy Among China鈥檚 Middle-Aged and Older Population.
• How Does the Use of Information and Communication Technologies Impact on the Wellbeing of Older Adults?
• Got SWAG? A Simple Scalable Approach to Bayesian Inference.
• How Effective is the UK Homeless Policy in Assisting Young People Out of Homelessness?
• Exploring the Impact of Gender Roles and Social Norms on Fertility Intention Among Young Adults - An Empirical Analysis of International Data.
• A Socio-Semantic Analysis of the Perception of Large Language Models by Scientists.
• Factor Recovery of Bifactor Models Using Machine Learning.
• Work Schedule Typologies and Job Satisfaction Among UK Workers.
• Willingness to Participate in Smartphone-Based Research: Evidence from the UK.

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