#Simulations

Pedro H. C. Sant'Anna

pedrohcgs

Time for another #Econometrics thread!Today I want to talk about my paper with Jun Zhao (absolutely great PhD candidate from Vanderbilt ), "Doubly robust difference-in-differences estimators", which is now forthcoming

Julienne LaChance

JulienneLaChan1

I’m curious why RL people don’t spend more time thinking about collective behaviors (/swarm dynamics). We can drive a system with only a few simple, local rules – and watch

Viraj Torsekar | विराज तोरसेकर

Torsay

Happy to share my PhD paper that investigated how predation risk (PR) drives alternative reproductive tactics in mate searching behaviour of tree crickets, and its fitness consequences. Out in @FunEcology

Dhruv Kazi

kardiologykazi

If you’re looking for a break from doomscrolling election coverage, I offer you one of the most interesting papers in health economics I’ve read in a while. In @annalsofIM today

Regupathi Angappan

ReguSphere

Its #AGU20 time! So here is a illustrated thread of my AGU presentation: #tistheseason #Science #planets #scicomm Let's talk ... #Mercury, its #MagneticField, & its #Magnetosphere (magnetic environment). @AGUMagnetism (thread:

Henning Sprekeler

sprekeler

1/n Our next preprint is out! “Hebbian plasticity in parallel synaptic pathways: A circuit mechanism for systems memory consolidation”, with Michiel Remme, Urs Bergmann, @denis_alevi, Susanne Schreiber, Richard Kempter (https://www.bior

Todd Vaziri

tvaziri

"War of the Worlds" (2005), visual effects by Industrial Light & Magic. Visual effects supervisors Dennis Muren and Pablo Helman, compositing supervisor Marshall Krasser.Dust and smoke effects, simulation and compositing

Tim Fulton

TimFulton_1

How can we understand pattern formation in embryo development when so much cell movement is happening at the same time? We studied how domains of T-box expression form within zebrafish

Dagomar Degroot

DagomarDegroot

Here’s a hot take (sorry): the term #Pyrocene, which some now favor to describe our current epoch, is just as problematic as the better-known #Anthropocene. Here are two good articles

Aslak Grinsted

AGrinsted

The warmer it gets , the faster the sea level rise . We can quantify that increase as a "Transient Sea Level Sensitivity". It has units of m/century/°C.Our new paper:

Michael Clerx

michaelclerx

I'm really quite fascinated by the "R number" or (sorry) "R rate" terminology tweets. It's something worth studying post pandemic as a math bio communication case study with a huuuuuuge

Alejandro Piad Morffis

AlejandroPiad

Great question!I'm gonna try to give an alternative (and somewhat novel) point of view, which is not necessarily ready for production scenarios but is something I'm very fond of. It

Dale Barr

dalejbarr

A Monte Carlo simulation paper on mixed-effects models by Park, Cardwell, and Yu (PCY) has just appeared, which offers suggestions for random-effects specification for complex designs. It seems to argue

Timothy B. Lee

binarybits

Waymo is in a weird place right now. They're now operating an honest-to-goodness commercial driverless taxi service. No safety drivers. No rider non-disclosure agreements. A pretty big service area (~50

Scott F. Jones, PhD

ecophiliajones

New paper @JEcology We quantify the ball-and-cup #Resilience model for a #SaltMarsh, use acute disturbance and chronic stress to reveal alternative states (#Mudflat), then we map those states across the

Zavén Sargsyan

sargsyanz

Many are celebrating the news that USMLE Step 2 CS is no more.It was a burdensome and costly exam, and no doubt there were good reasons for this decision.My first

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