
sarah
PhD candidate
Expertise
cancer biology, biology, genetics
Polygence mentors are selected based on their exceptional academic background, teaching experience, and unique ability to inspire the next generation of innovative thinkers and industry leaders.
cancer biology, biology, genetics
Mathematics
civil and environmental engineering, physical and probabilistic hazard modeling; current and future risk of natural hazards
Education Policy, Economic Research, Data Analysis, International Development Policy, Causal Inference, Gender, Education and Human Behavior related topics
Economics, Monetary Policy, Behavioral Economics, Game Theory, Econometrics, Forecasting
satellite-based navigation, model-based estimation, Kalman filters, orbital mechanics, Global Positioning System, stochastic processes, probability and statistics, MatLab coding, writing scientific papers (equation-heavy) in LaTeX, creating figures on Adobe Illustrator
Economics and Statistics
Business, Sports Analytics, Engineering, Basic Finance, Communication/Public Speaking
Social Psychology, Psychology Research Methods, Statistics
Public Policy, Program Evaluation, Criminal Justice Reform, Prisoner Reentry, Education
Social Psychology, stereotypes and prejudice, goals and motivation., diversity science
Data Science, Python, SQL
public health, medicine, social sciences, economics
Survey research, Statistics, Quantitative research, Data analysis, Data Visualization, Business Intelligence
Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Social Movements, Human Society, Social Relations, Social Work, Teaching, Policy, Human Behavior, Equality, Principles, Methods, Theories, Entrepreneur, Social Justice, Theoretical Frame works, Research Methods
Education, Public Policy, Racial Inequality, Math
Mathematics, Computing
Pure Mathematics: Algebraic Geometry, Abstract Algebra, or Real Analysis
Environmental Economics, Industrial Organization
Statistical analysis, including regression, longitudinal analysis, and machine learning using R. Statistical analysis in topics such as politics, education, public health, and economics. Research design, including experimental design and survey design. Comparability studies, including propensity score matching and measurement invariance.