The research laboratories established within the Institute of Population and Social Research offer a research ecosystem that encourages interdisciplinary and data-driven studies, deepening across various subfields of the social sciences.

The Migration Lab aims to produce holistic analyses of mobility processes by addressing migration in its social, cultural, and political dimensions.

The Social Data Lab focuses on the analysis of social phenomena through quantitative data, promoting the use of big data and digital methods in the social sciences.

The Humanities Data Lab contributes to the literature on digital humanities by developing new research opportunities through digital methods and data analytics in the field of the humanities.

The Developmental Psychopathology Lab makes scientific contributions to the field of developmental psychopathology through studies focusing on the relationships between individuals’ developmental processes and psychological disorders.

The Social Work and Social Policy Lab aims to strengthen vulnerable groups and establish social justice by examining the interaction between social work practices and the production of social policies.

In addition to supporting academic knowledge production, these laboratories provide evidence-based, solution-oriented, and socially beneficial scientific contributions to address social issues.