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The 2020 #DSSG Fellowship has been fantastic so far. I've enjoyed learning in the multidisciplinary #DataScience environment @uwescience. Huge focus on ethics, human-centered design & engaging stakeholders. Perry inspired our team by showing us the massive potential of our work!

Our #DSSG @uwescience team had a terrific guest speaker, @fgifford from NDRC to talk about the data science behind drawing fair maps and equal representation. Building better tools to uphold minority representation #VRA #eiCompare and fair maps in 2021

Just wrapped a 10-week @uwescience #DSSG program with our 4 amazing grad student fellows + 2 amazing University of Washington data scientist + 1 so-so co-PI (Lorenc) to upgrade and modernize #EI ecological inference for voting rights to detect vote dilution, run #BISG, map out results #eiCompare

Maybe disinformation isn’t so bad after all

Over the years I’ve tried dozens of systems to stay organized and productive but I’ll always return to the tried and true method of prioritizing whatever I have most recently been asked to do.

#SICSS 2021 at #SICSSPrinceton is off to an amazing start! Had a great time meeting other participants this morning and can't wait for all the learning and friendships we'll gain over the next two weeks!

Even though I am in the tiniest little purple rectangle in the bottom right, at #SICSS I felt I was among friends :)

Cynical take: This is a huge research area that lives entirely in the file drawer, because nobody ever changes their beliefs

An instant classic. I only wish this paper was around when my cohort was at LSE Inequalities

I’m so so grateful for this opportunity. I have always been proud of Canada’s commitment to its academic research community, and now thanks to SSHRC I get to be a part of it!

Very grateful for the coverage of our (myself, along w/ Ari Decter-Frain & Raghav Batra) article, "Millions of Co-purchases and Reviews Reveal the Spread of Polarization and Lifestyle Politics across Online Markets" (lnkd.in/enp_HFFB) in the The New York Times: lnkd.in/e9wWTTFB

Just met the big boss!

Anyone making the intelligent design argument for the existence of God must explain why the Midwest is in the eastern half of the United States

📢📢📢 Cornell Population Center is looking for another postdoc as part of our Rhodes Postdoc program! Offers lots of flexibility to focus on own work and collaborate with CPC affiliates. academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/22698 Please share the word and apply! Cornell Population Center Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy

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