Postdoc @BerkeleyLab -Ph.D ‘19 from @built_envi at @illinoistech -Indoor Air Quality/Building Science -Soccer&Basketball fan -Manga/Anime fan -his own views
1/ Big day for Microsoft 365 Copilot: I’m really excited about our latest update.
Copilot has truly become the UI for AI – and for me, it’s the scaffolding for my workday.
Here are four new features I’ve especially been enjoying.
New in #Stata19: High-dimensional fixed effects (HDFE)
Absorb multiple categorical variables in your models with 𝗮𝗯𝘀𝗼𝗿𝗯() for 𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗴, 𝘅𝘁𝗿𝗲𝗴, and 𝗶𝘃𝗿𝗲𝗴𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝟮𝘀𝗹𝘀—without the computational burden.
Faster estimation, more focused results, better insights.
#Stata19 is here!
🔹 Machine learning via H2O: Ensemble decision trees
🔹 Conditional average treatment effects (CATE)
🔹 High-dimensional fixed effects (HDFE)
🔹 New and improved graphics features
🔹 And much more
🔗 Explore all the new features: https://t.co/1cRtauCKh5
It’s been 24 hours since the new EPA PM2.5 (air quality / particulate matter) standard, so that’s enough time to pass for a few hot takes. The new standard is a net positive for sure, but several important nuances to be aware of… Mega-thread! 🧵 1/
Ok this is big.
Web of Science just removed the MDPI flagship journal IJERPH from their lists. This means IJERPH has no more an Impact Factor.
Why is this big? What are the implications? 🧵
PLEASE SPREAD THE MESSAGE!
We are recruiting volunteers in New York City, Philadelphia, and New Orleans for our @NSF study on the impact of Hurricane Ida on human respiratory health. Link to our survey:
https://t.co/gPAL4n5U9e
@ahmadisharaf@j_g_allen
Experimental studies of the effects of ventilation on indoor air quality found that overhead heating could result in #COVID19 hot spots. Fortunately, there’s a simple solution. @BerkeleyLabETA#IAQ
https://t.co/dDEmGHB120
Finally, our first paper from a series of to-be-published papers related to the impacts of mechanical ventilation on the IAQ in residences is out and available in @STOTEN_journal
https://t.co/CvrX42vDiS
Publication highlight:
Large Emissions of Low-Volatility Siloxanes during Residential Oven Use.
@erinkatz_@ProfPeteD@DougChem@jljcolorado @allenhgoldstein
https://t.co/9GGcQANQP0
@nytimes This is such an irresponsible soft-racist headline.
Hamster ovary cell lines are how labs all over the world make proteins. I repeat: they are universally used. They were developed in a Boston lab in 1957.
Please STOP implying that the Chinese do weird things with animals
New estimates suggest the vaccine rollout is no match for the severity of the U.S. outbreak, and stricter social distancing measures will also be needed to reduce infections. https://t.co/WLmjlBB6tV