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Current opening for a Cornell graduate student

New column in Harvard Data Science Review edited from LDI

Recruiting for LDI's Replication Lab, which is at the forefront of research replication, transparency, and verification.

Hiring students to conduct pre-publication review of scholarly materials submitted for publication in American Economic Association journals. Training will be provided.

Spring semester openings for up to 20 students are available to undergraduates for work on the LDI-based AEA Data Editor team.

Bart de Koning is part of the ILR’s Labor Dynamics Institute.

We are looking for up to 10 students to work on the LDI-based AEA Data Editor team as undergraduate research interns.

Professors Emeritus John M. Abowd, Ronald G. Ehrenberg, Tove Helland Hammer, Robert Hutchens and William J. Sonnenstuhl were lauded at a retirement celebration Monday.

The Labor Dynamics Institute at Cornell University is looking to hire a Pre-doc / Research Aide & Replication Lab Supervisor to work with Dr. Lars Vilhuber in his capacity as Data Editor for the American Economic Association.

Conference sessions on key research practices over 22-23 academic year.

The Data Editor for the American Economic Association’s eight journals will be hosting an AMA-style forum for participants to ask questions and learn more about the AEA’s Data and Code Availability Policy.

Computational Tools for Social Scientists Workshop hosted by Lars Vilhuber and Ivan Rudik for econ and other social science graduate students and faculty.

LDI Affiliate Erica Groshen with co-authors releases working paper on the jobs, wages and skills of workers who have a high school diploma but not a four-year college degree

ILR economist investigates links between COVID-19 testing, behaviors and age groups.

Executive Director Lars Vilhuber describes the efforts at the American Economic Association to improve transparency and reproducibility of the computational component of articles.

Sloan Foundation Grant will drive research on confidentiality and statistical accuracy