Specializations
- Public Interest Technology
- Data Management
- Scientific Database Development
Research Areas
Biography
I am currently a PhD student at the University of Washington Information School working under Dr. Nicholas Weber and Dr. Bill Howe in the UW DataLab. My research involves the collection and analysis of large-scale social and behavioral data, usually from municipal or public sources. I create and use novel machine learning methods for information extraction to answer questions related to conversation dynamics, engagement, misinformation, and understanding policy actions within public meetings. Additionally, with my prior experience in data engineering I aim to create computational social science infrastructures that can better enable scientists in their work when engaging in the public realm.
Education
- BS, Informatics, University of Washington, 2017
Publications and Contributions
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Research Report
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Journal Article, Academic Journal
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Conference PaperCouncils In Action: An Automated Approach to Curating Municipal Governance Data for Research (2022)ASIS&T Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology
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Journal Article, Academic JournalA deep generative model of 3D single-cell organization (2021)bioRxiv
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Journal Article, Academic JournalCell states beyond transcriptomics: integrating structural organization and gene expression in hiPSC-derived cardiomyocytes (2021)Cell Systems
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Journal Article, Academic JournalCouncil Data Project: Software for Municipal Data Collection, Analysis, and Publication (2021)Journal of Open Source Software
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Journal Article, Academic JournalRobust integrated intracellular organization of the human iPS cell: where, how much, and how variable? (2020)bioRxiv
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Conference ProceedingDSDB: Reproducible Computational Modeling. (2019)RO
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Conference ProceedingManaging Manifests and Distributing Datasets. (2019)RO
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Journal Article, Academic JournalRemediating Civic Tech (2018)iConference 2018 Proceedings