Annie Chen

[David Broockman @dbroockman]

UC Berkeley political science is hiring in American political institutions. Please apply!

https://t.co/euqEweMVqE

[Ashton Anderson @ashton1anderson]

I'm teaching the 7th year of my grad class in Computational Social Science: AI, Data, and Society. From observational analyses to experiments to ethics to applying ML.
14 papers, a mix of cutting-edge and modern classics
🌐 Course webpage: https://t.co/rcqYQHhHze
📰 Papers 👇 /n

[Vincent Arel-Bundock @VincentAB]

🚨 Job Alert! 🚨

Assistant Professor of Political Science, Université de Montréal

Data Science or Causal Inference.

Great job, fantastic city, ultra-nice colleagues!

DM or email me with any questions (ex: about French teaching req)

Please apply!

https://t.co/xQTUcYRaF0

[Brendan Nyhan (@BrendanNyhan on 🟦☁️) @BrendanNyhan]

Key findings https://t.co/RSt1sgfwN7
-Viewership of potentially harmful alternative/extremist YouTube channels heavily concentrated among subscribers
-Viewers frequently come from off-platform sources
-Algorithmic recs from normal content rare
-"Rabbit hole" patterns very rare

[Annie Chen @annie_y_chen]

@etgagnonsocsci @PUPolitics I live in NYC now, so definitely😆

[Latif Nasser @latifnasser]

Last year, a coworker randomly asked me to hand-deliver an antique violin across the country. I said yes, because why not. I had no idea what I was getting into, and now I need your help. A 🧵

[Soubhik Barari @SoubhikBarari]

🚨📄 out now in @nature @ScientificData with @tylersimko:

https://t.co/R5wDlCyUUM

We introduce LocalView: a comprehensive dataset of over 100,000 real-time U.S. local government public meeting videos from 1,000+ localities (and counting). 🧵 1/5

[Matt Blackwell @matt_blackwell]

Interested in causal inference? I updated my course last year and have posted the course materials online. If you're teaching a causal inference course, please feel free to steal my lecture notes! https://t.co/fgSxhzGsnR

[Brendan Nyhan (@BrendanNyhan on 🟦☁️) @BrendanNyhan]

My takes in excellent new Gideon Lewis-Kraus @NewYorker story on what we know and don't know about the effects of social media https://t.co/Ac23Cha4V0

[Annie Chen @annie_y_chen]

@briandconnelly's pushoverr https://t.co/IJKAwhj616 is freaking amazing---where has @PushoverApp been my whole life 🙏🙏

[Josh Kertzer @jkertzer]

Reviewers often have very strong views about when an experiment is "too abstract", without much evidence to back it up

New in @AJPS_Editor: @ryan_brutger @jrenshon @dtingley @chagai_weiss and I test the consequences of abstraction in experimental design

https://t.co/pI0ylqlhap

[John Carey @johncarey03755]

This came out last week in @PNASNexus - joint with @polpsychjoe, @JasonReifler, @BrendanNyhan, @EricMerkley, @PeejLoewen, @tkerins, and Judy Rees - big team, getting cross-national research done right. Nulls are worth knowing.

[@ijbailey @ijbailey]

A story that's not getting enough national attention: Here in the Myrtle Beach, S.C. area for the past 13 years, the FBI and local law enforcement officials left the impression that a white girl on vacation was abducted by a 16-year-old black dude who did evil things to her. 1/

[Annie Chen @annie_y_chen]

@TyrelStokes woo! congrats!! I'm in NY---should hang out when ya get here 😄

[Betsy Levy Paluck @betsylevyp]

📢Sending out an SOS to all pollsters / social scientists: Want to know whether the SCOTUS decision will change abortion opinion in the US? We set up a fully-funded survey project to find out. Then the leak happened. PLEASE READ 🧵 AND SHARE

[Antoine Fabri @antoine_fabri]

Dear #rstats, you can now use the {pipediff} package to show diffs between steps of your pipe chains.
https://t.co/3FiR77kcGv

[Brendan Nyhan (@BrendanNyhan on 🟦☁️) @BrendanNyhan]

Our new research on how people come to view potentially harmful YouTube channels - new research with @annie_y_chen, @JasonReifler, @RERobertson, &
@bowlinearl https://t.co/VfcOUkSZ9t

Featured in today's NYT On Tech newsletter by @ShiraOvide https://t.co/EOex8qXd6Y

[Ceren Budak @cerenbudak]

I am looking for a postdoc! (ideally starting Fall 2022) Particularly interested in CSS researchers with a strong technical background who want to work on online social movements and/or misinformation. For more details: https://t.co/jDC9cxRiAk