We have exceptional skills in analyzing large and small data sets, including relational and longitudinal databases.  Our proficiencies include apploying epidemiologic and sociologic data-analysis techniques to a variety of research questions, from analyzing the impact of assistance programs on low-income households to exploring complex relationships between poverty, stress, and social capital. We can work ably with primary and secondary data sources, and we are experienced in handling data sets containing more than 10,000 cases.  We are also highly skilled at unearthing interesting relationships from raw data; we go beyond simplistic and dry results tables to help you find the "story" in your data.