12 faculty from a wide array of disciplines will present speed talks on their research at a Research Short & Sweet hosted by TDAI's Computational Social Science community of practice
The lineup:
Rebecca Garabed (Veterinary Preventive Medicine, Epidemiology)
"Simulating Alternate Realities to Understand Infectious Disease Transmission"
Silvia Knobloch-Westerwick (Communication)
"Selecting Information in Digital Environments"
Selena Wang (Psychology)
"Joint latent space model for social networks with multivariate covariates"
John Gray (Operations)
"Drivers of risks in supply chains: quality and shortage risk in pharmaceuticals; confidentiality risk in video games"
Janet Box-Steffensmeier (Political Science)
"Connections Among Political Actors"
Sean Downey (Anthropology), Shane Scaggs (Anthropology), and Matt Walker (Data Analytics Major)
"Analyzing the emergence of sustainable Q'eqchi' Maya swidden cultivation in Belize"
Keith Warren (Social Work)
"Social Network Hierarchy in Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Facilities"
Steve MacEachern (Statistics)
"Robust Bayesian inference through restricted likelihood"
Sam Clark (Sociology)
"Population & Epidemiology - Data & Methods"
Hyunwoo Park (Management Sciences)
"Interactive Network Visualization for Exploring Business Ecosystems "
David Peterson (Political Science) and Bear Braumoeller (Political Science)
"Warring Leviathans: Hierarchy, conflict, and prosociality in the modern state system"
Qin Li (Communication)
"Misinformation, networks, and the information environment"
