Social Analytics Data Lab (SADL)

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SADL works on a range of computational- and data-intensive (CDI) problems related to social science, political science, and transparency. We are housed at the University of Delaware, and enjoy strong ties with colleagues and collaborators in the Department of Political Science & International Relations, the Data Science Institute (DSI), the Center for Political Communication (CPC), the Delaware Advanced Research and Innovation Network (DARWIN), and the Data Intensive & Computational Science (DICoS) Core.

Students interested in joining the lab should contact Benjamin Bagozzi (bagozzib@udel.edu) for more information.

Principal Investigator

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Benjamin E. Bagozzi
Department of Political Science & International Relations
Affiliate, DSI
Affiliate, CPC
Affiliate, MSDS

University of Delaware Graduate Students

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Thomas Benson
Department of Political Science & International Relations

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Sarah A.V. Ellington
Department of Political Science & International Relations

SADL Alumni

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 Allan Hungria
 Department of Mathematical Sciences

Current Funding

  • University of Delaware General University Research (GUR) Grant "When is Access-to-Information an Effective Accountability Mechanism? Using Big Data Tools to Study Responsiveness in Mexico and Beyond'' 2019-2020.  $15,000.
  • National Science Foundation DMS-1737865 (Division of Mathematical Sciences, Algorithms for Threat Detection) “ATD: Collaborative Research: Multivariate Quantiles for Rapid Spatio-temporal Threat Detection.'' 2017-2020. $85,000.

Past Funding

  • National Science Foundation SBE-SMA-1539302 (Resource Implementations for Data Intensive Research in the Social Behavioral and Economic Sciences) “Modernizing Political Event Data for Big Data Social Science Research.'' 2015-2018. $49,000.
  • University of Delaware, Department of Political Science, Summer Graduate Research Assistance Award. “Exposure to Violence and Citizen Accountability-Seeking: Evidence from 1 Million Government Information Requests in Mexico.” 2020. $3,000.