Adeline

Associate Professor in Political Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Loves to learn about machine learning/experiments/conflict/migration

[Adeline @adelineylo]

@jrenshon @BassanNygate and I have been working on a project close to my heart --- whether and how peers can influence you in ways to make you more inclusive and empathetic towards racial or ethnic outgroups. First findings cautiously hopeful: https://t.co/jRxzaCUtIG

[Cambridge University Press - Politics @CUP_PoliSci]

#OpenAccess from @polanalysis -

A Statistical Model of Bipartite Networks: Application to Cosponsorship in the United States Senate - https://t.co/fx9JmoRWE0

- @adelineylo, Santiago Olivella & Kosuke Imai

#FirstView

[Adeline @adelineylo]

This has been an ongoing work since my post-doc days--really excited to see it out; if you have bipartite network data and want to do hypothesis testing why modeling the full bipartite take a look and see if it might be useful for you! https://t.co/qymKpbcJEe

[Adeline @adelineylo]

We're hiring! University of Wisconsin-Madison Political Science Department seeks to hire a faculty member at the level of Assistant Professor who will publish original empirical research and teach courses on environmental politics. Job posting here: https://t.co/TjhtfAEFOY.

[MPIDR @MPIDRnews]

#LifeExpectancy rose rapidly in the beginning of the 20th century. Will those born from 1939-2000 benefit from these gains in #longevity? Probably none of these generations will reach 100 years of age on average. https://t.co/1UY3o6rEWP
@INEDEng @UWMadison @uwlafollette

[Héctor Pifarré i Arolas @HectorP90663372]

I think this piece does a particularly good job summarizing and explaining the findings from our new PNAS paper on longevity trends:
https://t.co/GJRmJmNKin
Link to the open-access original article: https://t.co/KP4xBhtknQ

[Adeline @adelineylo]

Always nice to learn via realignment of "what we know" with rigorous forecasting: https://t.co/9nOHKO3O4Y

[WashU Political Science @WashUPoliSci]

The Visions in Methodology Conference (VIM 2024) will take place on May 24th 2024, at Washington University in St Louis. Please submit a research proposal using this form (https://t.co/Jxn5sth0Ek) no later than February 28th, 2024.

[Adeline @adelineylo]

This is also one of my favorite conferences every year -- please apply and feel free to ping me if you're a first time applicant and have any questions! @PolMethSociety

[Betsy Sinclair @BetsySinclair1]

My favorite conference each year is the annual meeting of the @PolMethSociety because of the quality of the intellectual engagement. I'm hoping you will apply and join me there: https://t.co/G425OeJprE

[Matt Blackwell @matt_blackwell]

Last Fall I completed another iteration of Gov 50 (Data Science for the Social Sciences), and I've been really happy with the course. We doubled in size to 250 students and got great reviews from students. What's worked for us?

https://t.co/YJG35bYbgH

[Karl Rohe @karlrohe]

Apply!

All things Data Science. Very broad search

notoriously friendly department. beautiful new building next year. 4th largest major on campus

Who should apply
Software? yes
Applied? yes
Theory? yes
Algorithms? yes
Other? yes

Big tent Data Science

https://t.co/UdhSsctqMj

[UW–Madison Statistics @UWMadisonSTATS]

Join us next week as we welcome Kosuke Imai, renowned Professor at @HarvardStats, for a seminar entitled "Neyman Meets Causal Machine Learning" on Oct. 18 at 4:00 p.m. in the Service Memorial Institute, room 133. Don't miss it!

[Cambridge University Press - Politics @CUP_PoliSci]

#OpenAccess from @JEPS_Ed -

A Practical Guide to Dealing with Attrition in Political Science Experiments - https://t.co/U4H5AQl6xu

- @Adelineylo, @jrenshon & @BassanNygate

#FirstView #JEPS10

[Adeline @adelineylo]

Come be my colleague! The Department of Political Science at UW Madison is hiring two lines this fall:

Political Violence
https://t.co/utPrTYcaQi

CPE:
https://t.co/L9Vsk2SxCe

[Adeline @adelineylo]

Took a few years, but @ClaireAdida @inbok_rhee and Sam Williams and I have been asking the question of whether EDI programs in universities actually change student political attitudes; our foray into exploring that question is out @PGI_WPSA: https://t.co/YJsA0LFV9F

[La Follette School of Public Affairs @UWLaFollette]

La Follette's Héctor Pifarré i Arolas (@HectorP90663372) and @adelineylo @uwpolisci received a $100,000 grant through the American Family Funding Initiative @datascience_uw. Congratulations!

Their project seeks to innovate social science data analysis.
https://t.co/Dr5fPMPhtk

[datascience@uw @datascience_uw]

The @UWMadison Data Science Institute announced 10 projects selected for funding through a unique research partnership with American Family Insurance that powers data science discovery while creating value for industry. @AmFam @UW_OBE https://t.co/ZRwSrrtAZk

[Cambridge University Press - Politics @CUP_PoliSci]

#OpenAccess from @polanalysis -

Mapping Literature with Networks: An Application to Redistricting - https://t.co/s9cCNvlqjG

- @adelineylo, @JudgeLord, Kyler Hudson (@uwpolisci) & Kenneth R. Mayer (@uwpolisci)

#FirstView

[Adeline @adelineylo]

If you're like me and have the worst memory/are a junior scholar/just constantly learn new literatures and do literature reviews a lot, check out our network-based way of organizing and assessing literatures, Open Access & fresh from Political Analysis! https://t.co/TjmWpH7m6g

[MPIDR @MPIDRnews]

.@HectorP90663372 @Acosta_Kike_ @c_dudel @johale13 + Mikko Myrskylä introduce a new measure to assess 🇺🇸 mortality inequality across racial-ethnic groups.

The paper in @EpidemiologyLWW finds that current estimates underestimate racial-ethnic disparities.
https://t.co/Jdf3gR4zY9