Denys Dukhovnov

I am a quantitative social scientist at the Human Mortality Database. I hold a Ph.D. in Demography from the University of California at Berkeley, with a prior background in Applied Sociology and Data Analytics and Sociology.

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My research agenda revolves around the intersection of contemporary demographic issues and spatial analysis of sociodemographic phenomena, motivated by over a decade of work experience with spatial data and methods, social theory, statistical analysis and estimation.

 

Population longevity and its social, cultural, geographic, and economic disparities are my substantive areas of research. I have keen interest in spatial structure and relationships, population aging and health, and the demographics of the time economy.