Join our team! CEVR is hiring a Post-Doctoral Fellow, sponsored by GSK for an opportunity to study the value of vaccines and learn advanced methods in health economics and decision science. Apply today: tinyurl.com/4e69ezb2 #healtheconomics #postdoc #hiring

I’m excited to present and get feedback on my work at the University of Chicago Chronic Diseases and Medical Decision-Making Workshop next week!

The IHEA Economics of Genomics & Precision Medicine Special Interest Group is hosting a webinar for Early Career Researchers on Monday 22 April - we hope to see you there! IHEA Economics of Genomics & Precision Medicine

Congratulations to Emily Largent on her appointment to Division Chief of Medical Ethics effective July 1. Read the full announcement here: …dicalethicshealthpolicy.med.upenn.edu/events/in-the-…

I love this! Great work by the postdocs and grad students, and thanks for making all the materials available. We need more of this.

May 29 at 12PM CT: Natalia Kunst of The Centre for Health Economics University of York will present "An Iterative Approach to Decision-Making in Health and Medicine: Evidence and Uncertainty Considerations at the CDRP Chronic Diseases and Medical Decision-Making Workshop -- join us on Zoom!

I'm quoted in this nice piece by Soumaya Keynes on the ethics of experiments in economics. Touches on recent job market study (which raises interesting ethical questions) but also broader issues. ft.com/content/df7c0a…

The next white paper deadline for the NIH’s AllofUsResearch Program’s Engagement, Communications, & Enrollment Partnerships #ROA is approaching: submit white papers by August 30. allof-us.org/3IK0oiG #FundingOpp

UNC Public Policy is hiring a Visiting Assistant Professor for the upcoming year. We'll have a permanent position available starting 7/1/25. Some combination of teaching competence in policy analysis, ethics and policy, and politics and policy welcome. appam.mcjobboard.net/jobs/158489

NHGRI is hiring their next division director of genomic science-- spread the word/apply! linkedin.com/posts/lawrence…

If you are at UNC tomorrow, go check out this talk by Doug MacKay. I think it's going to be a lively discussion.

A question for academics: what is your favorite reference manager and why? My institution supports Endnote, Mendeley and RefWorks. I've heard Mendeley lost a lot of functionality, but I am curious about how it compares to Endnote. (I've been using Zotero, but it's not an option)