The effects of mother’s long-term pre-conception exposure to local violence on birth outcomes, from @Eunsik_Chang, Sandra Orozco-Aleman, and @MaraPadillaR https://t.co/3IAxHGMaHY
I'm very happy to see Ben Cowan's, @jeff_swigert's and my article "Parental and Student Time Use Around the Academic Year" out in JEBO! https://t.co/e5fbY1KQ5s
It's been almost 12 years since we started our efforts to generate Son KO mice, which had tons of obstacles. Finally, sharing our publication on the first Son+/- mouse model!😃 Hope this model can contribute to ZTTK syndrome research and SON biology! https://t.co/kQUW6mQZAP
If you or someone you know is looking for a teaching-oriented position in Economics, please consider applying to come work with me at Xavier University!
https://t.co/PBA63Uvbbo
.@Arnold_Ventures just launched 2 new RFPs! 🥳 The Evidence + Evaluation team is seeking proposals for RCTs and other causal studies, outside the CJ space. (If you’re studying crime/CJ, see my team’s RFP.)
https://t.co/KzkaWJioZT
Delighted to announce 4th Annual SEEDS Conference @GeorgiaTech on April 25-26, 2024. Papers on all topics on #development studies are welcome. Submit an abstract by Friday, March 1, 2024 https://t.co/LtQ0UqSxvc
#EconTwitter
Please join us for the second annual Development Economics in the South (DevSouth) workshop on April 19!
Hosted by the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Submit your paper by March 1st!
We welcome submissions in all areas of development economics.
https://t.co/dD5MeiCQMr
Excited to share our work on the 1st mouse models of Son KO & haploinsufficiency for #SON#ZTTKsyndrome research, revealing SON’s role in organs & HSC fate. Huge efforts from @LanaV_PhD@bohye0411 Mostafa,Amr,Huashi,@welnerlab@Eason_Hildreth @SteveLimLab1!https://t.co/uSw8oT11nm
5 post-doc fellowships!!
3 years each!!
Work on your own research (75%) + help @Arnold_Ventures analyze the effects of policies we're interested in (25%).
$120k (+ benefits if you're in the US)
Excited to share our paper with @Eunsik_Chang just published at the Journal of Labor Economics!
Check it out: https://t.co/9RE2KucfXG
Exposure to violent crime in the weeks prior to a high school admission exam creates gender disparities in test scores and high sch placement.
Check out our paper forthcoming @JPubEcon with Cecilia Peluffo on the spillover effects of violence into nonviolent areas via out-migration and peer exposure to violence.
https://t.co/p1SAvIiqSr
Want a summary of the papers in the staggered treatment lit? And practitioner's guide to using them + pointers on event study & other DiD models?
Check out the slides @D_Burgherr & I put together! & example STATA code from David & @borusyak
Links here: https://t.co/FXubxHW1XK
Excited to head to my first in-person #AEFP tomorrow! Catch my session on Thursday afternoon, where I'll be talking about how Chicago's 2010s teacher strikes and school closures affected various youth behaviors!
Our graduate research assistant @RichardBeem officially accepted a position today with the @uscensusbureau's Center for Economic Studies, where he will join the Longitudinal Business Database team this summer. Congratulations, Rich!
Friday afternoon re-reading of this excellent paper by @MaraPadillaR@Eunsik_Chang on the impact of exposure to violence on education outcomes in Mexico City.
Exposure to violent crime in the weeks preceding high stakes exams, reduces girls' test scores
https://t.co/Xwr8Dga64z