Editor’s Confidential Panel on Thursday December 11. Save the Date!
Publishing research in peer-reviewed journals is an essential component of a successful academic career. On Thursday December 11, 2025 from 1-2:30 pm,… More
BU Social Scientists Among 2025 Highly Cited Scholars Rankings
Stanford University recently released their 2025 annual list of the top 2% of highly-cited scholars worldwide, including prominent Boston University social scientists.… More
CISS Announces the Release of 2024-25 Annual Report
CISS is delighted to share the third annual report. Peruse our latest report to learn about the research, teaching, professional development, and… More
CISS Invites Applications for Grant Proposal Consultancies
The Center for Innovation in Social Science (CISS) is pleased to announce its call for proposals for Grant Proposal Consultancies (Maximum: $1,000). … More
Q&A with Dr. Stuti Das, New CISS Postdoctoral Associate
Dr. Stuti Das is a Postdoctoral Associate at the Center for Innovation in Social Science. She received her PhD in Sociology from… More
Learn How Federal Shutdown Affects You and Your Work
The U.S. Government has shut down indefinitely, as of October 1, 2025. For regular updates and advice, see here and direct any questions… More
CISS Announces Fall ’25 Drop-In Writing Sessions
Are you looking for a quiet place to write? A community with whom to brainstorm about nascent research ideas? Bring your laptop… More
CISS Names Recipients of 2025-26 Undergraduate Internships Awards
The Center is pleased to announce the fifth annual cohort of funded undergraduate research interns and their faculty mentors. The internship program… More
October 2025: Dr. Cristina Gago (SPH)
Dr. Cristina Gago is a health disparities researcher committed to supporting healthful nutrition and closing nutrition disparities among low-income families with young… More
COSSA Releases Social Scientist Advocacy Guide
During these turbulent times, it is more important than ever that elected officials hear from their constituents. Members of the Congress were… More