Bayesian Non-Parametrics with Moment Conditions (EC 2162 Econometrics Workshop; joint with Luke Bornn and Reza Solgi)

Using big genomic data to analyze inner workings of immune cells (Colloquium)

Understanding Variability in High-Throughput Biology

Strong Monte Carlo for Multidimensional SDEs via Rough Path Analysis

A way to teach Bayesian statistical methods to novices

The Network Scale-up Method for Estimating the Sizes of Hidden Population (Quantitative Methods in Sociology Workshop)

Asymptotics and Concentration for Sample Covariance

Using your powers for good: Data science in the social sector

Data Science at The New York Times (Speaker is Chief Data Scientist for the New York Times)

On Trying Not to Re-invent the Wheel Homi Bhabha, Anne F. Rothenberg Professor of the Humanities, Director of the Mahindra Humanities Center, Harvard University "My lecture will attempt to raise questions about the pedagogical and cultural value of the Humanities. I will engage with literary texts and cultural issues to elaborate on practices of interpretation, judgment, memory and ethics associated with humanistic learning and teaching." Here is more information on STAT 303, The Art and Practice of Teaching Statistics.

The Blended Paradigm: A Bayesian Approach to Handling Outliers and Misspecified Models

A Unification of Mediation and Interaction: A 4-Way Decomposition

Learning and Incentives in Human Computation Center for Research on Computation and Society

Digital Academia and the Future of Research