Here are selected grants related to the Stocnet suite and its packages.

2025-2028 · The Feminisation of Global Migration

Awarded to Per Block. Grant No. 10004034, funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation. Link

2024-2030 · Analyse quantitative des interactions sociales

Junior professor chair awarded to Marion Hoffman. Funded by the Agence nationale de la recherche.

2022-2027 · Labour Markets as Emergent Mobility Networks

Awarded to Per Block. Grant No. 202754, funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation. Link

2020-2025 · Statistical Models for Three-Way Social Network Dynamics

Awarded to Nynke Niezink. Grant No. SES-2020276, National Science Foundation Regular Research Grant in the Methodology, Measurement, and Statistics (MMS) Program. Link

2020-2025 · PANARCHIC: Power and Networks and the Rate of Change of Institutional Complexes

Awarded to James Hollway. Grant No. 188976, funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation. Link

2013-2018 · Co-Evolution of Networks and Real-Valued Actor Attributes

PhD project carried out by Nynke Niezink, awarded to Marijtje van Duijn. Grant No. 406-12-165, funded by the Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek. Link

2006–2011 · Models for the evolution of networks and behavior

Postdoc project carried out by C. Steglich, awarded to Tom Snijders.

Part of "Dynamics of actors and networks across levels: individuals, groups, organizations, and social settings" (No. 461-05-690), funded by the ESF ECRP EUROCORES programme: European Collaborative Research. Link

2008-2009 · Adolescent Peer Social Network Dynamics and Problem Behavior

Awarded to John M. Light and Mark Huisman. Grant No. 1R01HD052887-01A2, funded by the National Institutes of Health. Link

2002–2008 · The dynamics of networks and behavior

Awarded to Tom Snijders. Grant No. 401-01-550-prog, funded by the Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek. Link

Includes projects:

Postdoc project "Modeling the evolution of networks and behavior" carried out by C. Steglich. Link

PhD project "Statistical methods for studying the evolution of networks and behavior" carried out by M. Schweinberger. Link

2000 · An Open Software System for the Statistical Analysis of Social Networks

Awarded to Tom Snijders. Grant No. 405-20-20, funded by the Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek.

1998 · Statistical methods for the joint development of individual behavior and peer networks

Awarded to Tom Snijders and Mark Huisman. Grant No. 575-28-012, funded by the Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek.