transfer in continuing education offers and publications based on own content research and offer data services and consulting for users. RDC ALLBUS RDC Elections RDC German Microdata Lab RDC International Survey Programmes GESIS Journals GESIS publishes multiple academic journals in the area of the social sciences. Historical Social Research (HSR) An international, bilingual scientific journal featuring articles on new historical research methods and can be found in the Social Sciences Citation Index. Social Indicators Information Service (ISI, ) Published twice yearly to inform both academic experts and the interested public about selected trends in general social change. methods, data, analyses (mda) Articles and reports on all questions important to survey methodology with an emphasis on new methodological and/or statistical knowledge and current applications of methods in research practice. Survey Methods: Insights from the Field A peer-reviewed online journal to promote professional exchange on practical survey research issues and discussion on new and promising paths in survey research. Executive board and statutory bodies GESIS Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences is a registered organization with the following statutory bodies: General Meeting of Members Board of Trustees President Scientific Advisory Board User Advisory Board Since June 2015, Prof. Dr. Christof Wolf is acting as the interim president of GESIS. Organization GESIS is divided into six scientific departments; their research-based services and products cover the entire spectrum of empirical social research. Computational Social Science (CSS) Data and Research on Society (DRS) Data Services for the Social Sciences (DSS) Survey Data Curation (SDC) Survey Design and Methodology (SDM) Knowledge Technologies for the Social Sciences (WTS) The research data centers are positioned across all the departments. In addition to access to unique data, they also provide special preparation of existing datasets, additional materials and context information as well as offering consulting based on own research. WikiWho WikiWho, developed by Fabian Flöck and Maribel Acosta and hosted by GESIS, "parses the complete set of all historical revisions (versions) (of Wikipedia articles in different languages) in order to find out who wrote and/or removed and/or reinserted which exact text at token level at what revision". WhoColor and whoVIS are in development. Researchers developing and using WikiWho, also investigated the Gamergate (harassment campaign). In 2021, Fabian Flöck planned to leave GESIS and shut down WikiWho sometime in 2022, however, a Wikimedia Foundation software engineer is working to migrate the infrastructure. Wikimedia Foundation, Community Tech Team has released Who