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Martin KolkStockholm UniversityVerified email at sociology.su.se
Mikko MyrskyläMax Planck Institute for Demographic Research; University of HelsinkiVerified email at demogr.mpg.de
Alice GoisisAssociate Professor, UCLVerified email at ucl.ac.uk
Dalton ConleyHenry Putnam University Professor of SociologyVerified email at princeton.edu
Torkild Hovde LyngstadProfessor of sociology, University of OsloVerified email at sosgeo.uio.no
Michael GrätzUniversity of Lausanne, Stockholm UniversityVerified email at unil.ch
Katherine KeenanSenior Lecturer, University of St AndrewsVerified email at st-andrews.ac.uk
Anna Baranowska-RatajProfessor at the Centre for Demographic and Ageing Research, Umeå UniversityVerified email at umu.se
Joseph MolitorisUnited NationsVerified email at ekh.lu.se
Jani ErolaProfessor, INVEST Research Flagship Center, University of TurkuVerified email at utu.fi
Matthew HurlesDirector, Senior Group Leader in Human Genetics, Wellcome Sanger InstituteVerified email at sanger.ac.uk
Martin HällstenSOFI, Stockholm UniversityVerified email at sociology.su.se
Aleksi KarhulaUniversity of TurkuVerified email at utu.fi
Patrick PrägCREST, ENSAE, Institut Polytechnique de ParisVerified email at ensae.fr
Kaitlin E. SamochaMassachusetts General HospitalVerified email at partners.org
Emily GrundyProfessor of Population Science, ISER, University of Essex, UKVerified email at essex.ac.uk
Ken R. SmithDistinguished Professor Emeritus of Family Studies and Population Science, University of UtahVerified email at fcs.utah.edu
Mari NiemiNovartis Institutes for BioMedical ResearchVerified email at novartis.com
Hilary MartinGroup Leader, Wellcome Sanger InstituteVerified email at sanger.ac.uk
Matthew DC NevilleWellcome Sanger InstituteVerified email at sanger.ac.uk

Kieron Barclay

Stockholm University and Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study (SCAS)

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Advanced Maternal Age and the Risk of Low Birth Weight and Preterm Delivery: a Within-Family Analysis Using Finnish Population Registers A Goisis, H Remes, K Barclay, P Martikainen, M Myrskylä American Journal of Epidemiology 186 (11), 1219–1226, 2017	220	2017
Advanced maternal age and offspring outcomes: reproductive aging and counterbalancing period trends K Barclay, M Myrskylä Population and Development Review 42 (1), 69-94, 2016	157	2016
When and where birth spacing matters for child survival: an international comparison using the DHS J Molitoris, K Barclay, M Kolk Demography 56 (4), 1349-1370, 2019	154	2019
Reproductive history and post-reproductive mortality: a sibling comparison analysis using Swedish register data K Barclay, K Keenan, E Grundy, M Kolk, M Myrskylä Social Science & Medicine 155, 82-92, 2016	97	2016
Birth Order and Educational Attainment: Evidence from Fully Adopted Sibling Groups K Barclay Intelligence 48, 109-122, 2015	91	2015
A Within-Family Analysis of Birth Order and Intelligence Using Population Conscription Data on Swedish Men K Barclay Intelligence 49, 134-143, 2015	89	2015
Birth Order and Mortality: A Population-based Cohort Study KJ Barclay, M Kolk Demography 52 (2), 613-639, 2015	82	2015
Advantages of later motherhood M Myrskylä, K Barclay, A Goisis Der Gynäkologe 50 (10), 767-772, 2017	76	2017
Sibling Similarity in Education Across and Within Societies M Grätz, KJ Barclay, Ø Wiborg, T Lyngstad, A Karhula, J Erola, P Präg, ... Demography 58 (3), 1011-1037, 2021	72*	2021
Reduced reproductive success is associated with selective constraint on human genes EJ Gardner, MDC Neville, KE Samocha, K Barclay, M Kolk, MEK Niemi, ... Nature 603, 858–863, 2022	64	2022
The effect of number of siblings on adult mortality: Evidence from Swedish registers for cohorts born between 1938 and 1972 A Baranowska-Rataj, K Barclay, M Kolk Population Studies 71 (1), 43-63, 2017	53	2017
Peer clustering of exercise and eating behaviours among young adults in Sweden: A cross-sectional study of egocentric network data KJ Barclay, C Edling, J Rydgren BMC Public Health 13 (1), 1-13, 2013	52	2013
The Long-term Cognitive and Socioeconomic Consequences of Birth Intervals: A Within-family Sibling Comparison using Swedish Register Data K Barclay, M Kolk Demography 54 (2), 459-484, 2017	51	2017
Parity and Mortality: An Examination of Different Explanatory Mechanisms Using Data on Biological and Adoptive Parents K Barclay, M Kolk European Journal of Population 35 (1), 63-85, 2019	49	2019
Birth intervals and health in adulthood: a comparison of siblings using Swedish register data K Barclay, M Kolk Demography 55 (3), 929–955, 2018	46	2018
Birth order and college major in Sweden K Barclay, M Hällsten, M Myrskylä Social Forces 96 (2), 629-660, 2017	41	2017
Genetic influences on educational achievement in cross-national perspective T Baier, V Lang, M Grätz, KJ Barclay, DC Conley, CT Dawes, T Laidley, ... European Sociological Review 38 (6), 959-974, 2022	38	2022
Cognitive ability and fertility among Swedish men born 1951–1967: evidence from military conscription registers M Kolk, K Barclay Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 286 (1902), 2019	37*	2019
Birth order and physical fitness in early adulthood: Evidence from Swedish military conscription data K Barclay, M Myrskylä Social Science & Medicine 123, 141-148, 2014	37	2014
Maternal age and offspring health and health behaviours in late adolescence in Sweden K Barclay, M Myrskylä SSM – Population Health 2, 68-76, 2016	36	2016

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