CPF 2.0 beta version!
We are happy to announce that the beta version of CPF 2.0 (still in testing phase) has been released! The updated version (including supporting materials) wi...
2025
Excluding Russian data from CPF 2.0
Starting with CPF 2.0, the Russian Longitudinal Monitoring Survey (RLMS) data has been excluded from the CPF harmonized cross-country dataset.
Talking about CPF and open science with Sage
Konrad Turek had the pleasure of speaking with Sage Research Methods about open science, open-source knowledge production and the Comparative Panel File (CPF...
Article on CPF and open science
In this new article, Konrad Turek discusses open science and refers to the Comparative Panel File. What it means to “open” knowledge production in social sci...
CPF 2.0 coming soon
We’re excited to announce that version 2.0 of the CPF Open Harmonization project is on its way, and it’s packed with updates. What’s new in CPF 2.0?
Welcome to the new website of CPF!
At Comparative Panel File (CPF), we aim to support the community of sociologists, demographers and other researchers interested in comparative life course st...
2024
CPF v.1.6 – what’s new?
Small updates to the v.1.6 code:
2023
CPF ver. 1.52 – kids and older people in HH added
I added several useful varialbes to the main code at Github. This latest version can be downladed from Github directly or from this CPF website (Downloads):