CEAI+CAIDS Lunch and Learn Series Spring 2025 Wed April 9Patrick Button (with Chenxi Li)EconomicsDoes Racial Concordance Reduce Discrimination in Access to Mental Health Care? Preliminary Evidence from an Audit Correspondence Field Experiment Mon Feb 3Nick LacostePhD candidate, EconomicsOptimizing Policy Targeting with Machine Learning: Evidence from Pakistani Audits Thurs January 30Simone SkeenPhD candidate, Social, Behavioral, and Population SciencesHuman-LLM synergies in qualitative inquiry: modeling subtly discriminatory clinical communications Thurs January 30Mehrdad BaratianPhD candidate, EconomicsThe Economics of Scientific Disruption: Measuring the Impact of COVID-19 on Biomedical Research Fall 2024 Thurs August 29Patrick RafailProfessor of SociologyBecoming Radicalized: The Evolution of Hateful Rhetoric in the Men’s Rights Movement Wed October 2Fallon AidooAssistant Professor of Real Estate & Historic Preservation Machine Learning of Just Preservation: The Big Problem of Small, Skeptical Data Communities Mon November 4Eric Malamud Business Development Fellow - School of MedicineThe Promising and Complex Future of AI in Healthcare: From Research to Real-World Impact November 21Jordan Karubian Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Braiding computer science and community engagement for tropical rainforest monitoring and conservation Spring 2024 Yi-Jen "Ian" Ho,Associate Professor of Management ScienceTues Mar 12 AI Enforcement: Examining the Impact of AI on Judicial Fairness and Public Safety Blake Bertuccelli-BoothCEO, Equalify Mon Jan 29Road to Venture-Backed Innovation for Good
Wed April 9Patrick Button (with Chenxi Li)EconomicsDoes Racial Concordance Reduce Discrimination in Access to Mental Health Care? Preliminary Evidence from an Audit Correspondence Field Experiment
Mon Feb 3Nick LacostePhD candidate, EconomicsOptimizing Policy Targeting with Machine Learning: Evidence from Pakistani Audits
Thurs January 30Simone SkeenPhD candidate, Social, Behavioral, and Population SciencesHuman-LLM synergies in qualitative inquiry: modeling subtly discriminatory clinical communications
Thurs January 30Mehrdad BaratianPhD candidate, EconomicsThe Economics of Scientific Disruption: Measuring the Impact of COVID-19 on Biomedical Research
Thurs August 29Patrick RafailProfessor of SociologyBecoming Radicalized: The Evolution of Hateful Rhetoric in the Men’s Rights Movement
Wed October 2Fallon AidooAssistant Professor of Real Estate & Historic Preservation Machine Learning of Just Preservation: The Big Problem of Small, Skeptical Data Communities
Mon November 4Eric Malamud Business Development Fellow - School of MedicineThe Promising and Complex Future of AI in Healthcare: From Research to Real-World Impact
November 21Jordan Karubian Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Braiding computer science and community engagement for tropical rainforest monitoring and conservation
Yi-Jen "Ian" Ho,Associate Professor of Management ScienceTues Mar 12 AI Enforcement: Examining the Impact of AI on Judicial Fairness and Public Safety
