DDSS Connect: Interdisciplinary Exchange

Tuesday, February 25, 12:10pm - 1:10pm (EST)

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The DDSS Connect: Interdisciplinary Exchange is a dedicated forum for informal discussion and interdisciplinary networking for those working in advanced quantitative or computational social science.

Graduate students, faculty, and staff across disciplines are invited to learn more about the DDSS, discover the areas of technical specialization offered by our fellows, seek informal consultation, highlight particular needs, and discuss new ideas.

Each meeting opens with a presentation from our Graduate Fellows of Social Data Science on the methodological and technical aspects of their work. We then move to general discussion and unstructured conversations.

Lunch will be provided.

Featured Presenters:

Tom Bearpark - Using the Causal Effect of Weather Shocks to Project Damages from Climate Change
Alessandra Rister Portinari Maranca - Open-source Software to Enable the Use of Language Models for Life Sequence Data
Linda Ouyang - Information and Intermediation: The Role of Malpractice Information in Physician Referral Markets

Directions to JRR, Room A97
If entering JRR from Washington Road or entering by the Simpson Atrium Cafe, walk down one level or take the elevator down to A Level. Map of JRR & Simpson.

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Graduate students, faculty, and staff across disciplines are invited to learn more about the DDSS, discover the areas of technical specialization offered by our fellows, seek informal consultation, highlight particular needs, and discuss new ideas.

Each meeting opens with a presentation from our Graduate Fellows of Social Data Science on the methodological and technical aspects of their work. We then move to general discussion and unstructured conversations.

Lunch will be provided.

Featured Presenters:

Tom Bearpark - Using the Causal Effect of Weather Shocks to Project Damages from Climate Change
Alessandra Rister Portinari Maranca - Open-source Software to Enable the Use of Language Models for Life Sequence Data
Linda Ouyang - Information and Intermediation: The Role of Malpractice Information in Physician Referral Markets

Directions to JRR, Room A97
If entering JRR from Washington Road or entering by the Simpson Atrium Cafe, walk down one level or take the elevator down to A Level. Map of JRR & Simpson.

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