Graduate Fellows Coffee Hour

Tuesday, April 23, 4:30pm - 5:30pm (EDT)

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Please join the DDSS graduate fellows and the staff at DDSS for presentations and networking. Each week, one or two fellows will give a brief presentation on their area of specialization. Both the Director and the Director of Research at DDSS will attend this event. Snacks will be served.

This week's featured presenters are:

Dahyun Choi - Teaming Up Across Political Divides: Evidence from Climate Regulations
Zoë Gorman - Advancing Machine Learning Models of Territorial Control in Conflict States: Crisis in Mali
Till Raphael Saenger - AutoPersuade: A Framework for Generating, Evaluating, and Revising Persuasive Arguments

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Add to Calendar 2024/04/23 16:30:00 2024/04/23 17:30:00 America/New_York Graduate Fellows Coffee Hour You must enter Room 271 through the Dept of Economics (not Industrial Relations). Take the stairs or the elevator to the 2nd floor, turn left and pass through glass doors. Then turn left again and go into the Department of Economics. Go to the end of the hallway and turn left. Room 271 is the classroom that looks like it's floating above the main foyer.

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Please join the DDSS graduate fellows and the staff at DDSS for presentations and networking. Each week, one or two fellows will give a brief presentation on their area of specialization. Both the Director and the Director of Research at DDSS will attend this event. Snacks will be served.

This week's featured presenters are:

Dahyun Choi - Teaming Up Across Political Divides: Evidence from Climate Regulations
Zoë Gorman - Advancing Machine Learning Models of Territorial Control in Conflict States: Crisis in Mali
Till Raphael Saenger - AutoPersuade: A Framework for Generating, Evaluating, and Revising Persuasive Arguments

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Dahyun Choi - Teaming Up Across Political Divides: Evidence from Climate Regulations
Zoë Gorman - Advancing Machine Learning Models of Territorial Control in Conflict States: Crisis in Mali
Till Raphael Saenger - AutoPersuade: A Framework for Generating, Evaluating, and Revising Persuasive Arguments

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