Sociologists on the job market--Come work with us at NYU Abu Dhabi where I'm Dean of Social Science. Several lines, all ranks. We are a research U developing a doctoral program, with a liberal arts college for UGs. https://t.co/4lCoAlOSOv
Attention is one of the most important breakthroughs in AI - the foundation of Transformers
This @distillpub is the best explanation of it I've seen.
For #100DaysOfMLCode / #100DaysOfCode folks - try building an attention mechanism from scratch!
https://t.co/uOAMulF5N0
🚨Results are in for the Strengthening Democracy Challenge. Winners will be announced this week!🚨
ITT we announce the 25 submissions we selected to test. We think these submissions are awesome & hope you do too.
But first, how we got here…👇🧵
Sociologists on the junior market--NYU Abu Dhabi where I am Dean of Social Science will be hiring 1 or more sociologists this year. If you're coming to ASA and would like to talk to one of our faculty, DM me and we can see if that makes sense.
It is time for a bit of courage and innovation:
The JOP will start accepting Registered Reports as a new article format in January 2023.
Publication decisions for RR will be based on the merits of the research question and design, irrespective of the empirical results. 1/11
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How to make text parsers work for sociological inquiry? PhD student, Oscar Stuhler, tackles this question in a new paper in Sociological Methods & Research. It comes with an R package and, among other things, an analysis of who kisses whom in US novels.
https://t.co/iel3fV2o4X
.@jake_rothschild and I peeked behind the curtains to learn how companies outsource online survey respondents and we were blown away by what we found: https://t.co/4rZZHq0U0d.
To understand gender, education, and stratification more generally, we need to understand religion.
New research with @HorwitzIlana, @kayleetmatheny, and Krystal Laryea traces the role of religious habitus and implications for gender and education.
https://t.co/8wLT7T6i1J
Students & researchers, we have something new for you. 🌟
Introducing a new 101 course designed to help you start with academic research using the #TwitterAPI v2. 📖
Complete with cheat sheets and code samples in Python and R, so you can plug and play. https://t.co/ugh9Md6ADN
🌟🌟 New article alert ! 🌟🌟
It's on everyone's favorite topic -- what Americans think about #abortion.
Work w/@MikeHoutNY and @perrett_stuart both of @NYUSociology.
So what do Americans think about abortion? A 🧵
https://t.co/sLNsS28aH4
Now up @jssrjournal: "Gender, Sexuality, and Religion: A Critical Integrative Review and Agenda for Future Research"
With @emanabdelhadi @KAAZsociology @_jackiehohoho@angietorresbel
Article: https://t.co/5LHc4Kmviv
Open-access preprint: https://t.co/Gvx6fahtKe
Hey, that's us!
Also important finding: pregnancy timing (relative to preferred timing) is not related to infant outcomes.
So maybe we could re-orient things a little? Parents matter, y'all!
New paper published online first in #SocialNetworks with @GondalNeha:
"Networks from culture: Mechanisms of tie-formation follow institutionalized rules in social fields"
https://t.co/5CyuqXQ4dj
special issue on "Network Ecology", ed. @MalteDoehne, D. McFarland & J. Moody. 1/5
Just because a variant may be less likely to lead to "severe" cases and death doesn't mean we shouldn't care. Not being dead is not the definition of health.
I recovered fully when I got sick in early March 2020, but my life was changed completely because a family member didn't.
I am happy to share my paper with @yang3kc, Patrick Kaminski, Siyun Peng, @meltemodabas, Sumedha Gupta, Hank Green, @yy, and Brea Perry on the substitution of nonpharmacologic therapy with opioid prescribing for pain during the COVID-19 pandemic!! https://t.co/2IrgYjy7or
New working paper on COVID-19 vaccination in the US. @jchu1225 and I find that COVID-19 vaccination rates among those who do not register to vote, whom we call “political outsiders”, are lowest (47%) by October 2021, even lower than Republican voters (65%) https://t.co/6tUnoKG3cd