If you’re interested in applying and work on similar research, send me an email 😀

Excited to present joint work this week on how the audio and video from public proceedings impacts perceptions of court legitimacy

Whenever I need to run statistical analyses and create charts for my research, I always turn to Tobias Gerstenberg's course materials on statistical methods for behavioral and social sciences: psych252.github.io/psych252book It was one of the best courses I took at Stanford!🌲

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Are you hiring this in political science and/or the computational social sciences? Then I have good news for you. Because WashU Political Science has 🎉 ‼️ 🔥FOUR AMAZING STUDENTS 🎉 ‼️ 🔥 on the market this year. Read on and I'll tell you more about them (in alphabetical order).

Very little polisci work using LLMs is "replicable" in the usual sense of that term. If this sounds like a problem, come see ppr w Christopher Barrie and Lexi Palmer Thurs @ APSA 12-130pm, PCC112A. We give some theory + empirics on where things stand and where we should be trying to go

A nice highlight on my research 😊

Copenhagen's and Dublin's metro maps in 1996, before the Danes started building their metro and today...

Running a survey? Wondering if you should include a “don’t know” response option in your policy preference questions? In our new PSRM Journal paper, Christopher Wlezien and me examine the consequences of the DK option for (various) estimates of public opinion cambridge.org/core/journals/… 1/n

Applications for a TRiSS Travel Bursary will be accepted from Monday 7 October, 9am. tcd.ie/triss/programm… Dept of Political Science, Trinity College Dublin Department of Sociology, Trinity College Dublin SWSP_TCD TCDSLSCS Department of Economics, Trinity College Dublin Trinity Business School School of Education TCD Law School Psychology TCD CSLS Trinity College Dublin Religion, Theology, and Peace Studies at TCD @TCD_SSP

Bayes’ theorem, clearly explained:

Had a wonderful time Harvard Institute for Quantitative Social Science and the #appliedstats workshop, presenting a new work with Seo-young Silvia Kim! Here are my talk slides introducing our paper: tinyurl.com/4rchhkdx

🚨Announcement for scholars in the Politics of Law & the Judiciary. ➡️The EPSA 2025 call for papers includes a section on Judicial Politics. 🗓️June 26-28, 2025 UC3M Madrid 🇪🇸 📩Submit by 18 Dec. '24 at coms.app/epsa2025 Looking forward to your panel & paper proposals

Congrats Jian Cao & Thomas Chadefaux, really cool paper! 🥳

New Cambridge Element Bayesian Social Science Statistics by Jeff Gill and Le Bao is now free to read for 4 weeks! cup.org/3YIeGHk #cambridgeelements #politics

#Throwback to the good old days when #TaylorSwift explained Omitted Variable Bias to an audience of non-economists 🙃 #Swifties #EconSwifties

📢 Reminder: The deadline to submit proposals for the 2025 Emerging Scholars Conference in Public Law at UT Government UT Austin is THIS Friday! Don’t miss your chance—see all the details below 👇👇👇

Check out our latest article in Political Analysis with Jian Cao! We show how units can react at varying speeds to shocks, which can distort causal estimates in Synthetic Controls. We introduce a more efficient dynamic estimator to correct these biases bit.ly/3O3EsB2

The Call for Papers, Panels and Data Presentations for #COMPTEXT2025 is now out; please feel free to circulate shorturl.at/AmocX! Deadline: January 15! We look forward to meeting you at the University of Vienna and Computational Communication Science Lab (UNIVIE) IPKW – Department of Communication, UNIVIE on 24-26 April 2025!

🚨How should we design surveys to capture opinion in fast-changing contexts or within hard-to-reach communities? 🚨 My paper, conditionally accepted at @PolAnalysis, develops a method that leverages LLMs and adaptive algorithms to construct surveys that evolve with user input.