IAPHS Research to Action Webinar: Bridging Research with Community Practice
International Organization for Migration Webinar: The impacts of COVID-19 on migration and migrants from a gender perspective
Call for Papers: “New Horizons in Ageism Research: Innovation in Study Design, Methodology, and Applications to Research, Policy, and Practice”
Assistant Scientist
Postdoctoral Fellowship with Shima Abadi: Ocean Ambient Noise Analysis
Summer RA for Shima Abadi: Unstructured Ocean Acoustic Database Development
Join the Center for Health Innovation and Policy Science for an Online Analytics Webinar!
Coco Zuloaga PhD, Co-founder and CTO at Tuva Health, will present “The Tuva Project: Making Healthcare Knowledge Available as Open Source Code.” The Tuva Project is an ever-expanding repository of healthcare knowledge that is available as open source code. Healthcare researchers and analysts often use raw healthcare data to build similar definitions and concepts over and over. The Tuva Project is a place where: (1) the world can have a conversation around how to define concepts widely used in healthcare analytics and research and (2) share open source code to define those concepts using raw healthcare data. This presentation will be an overview and demo of the Tuva Project. Join the Zoom here.
Call for Papers: “Abortion and Post-abortion Contraception Behavior: issues and challenges in ensuring universal access to sexual and reproductive healthcare services”
Workshop on 2020 Census Demographic and Housing Data & Its Possibilities and Limitations
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering & Medicine are hosting a 2-day workshop for the U.S. Census Bureau to discuss the suite of data products the Census Bureau will generate from the 2020 Census. The workshop will feature presentations by users of decennial census data products to help the Census Bureau better understand the uses of the data products and the importance of these uses. An important consideration of the workshop will be the overall level of random noise that is injected into the results, which is being done to preserve the confidentiality of responses, as well as the allocation of that noise across data products. The discussion will be focused to help inform the Census Bureau’s decisions on the final specification of 2020 data products. A proceedings of the presentations and discussions at the workshop will be prepared by a designated staff rapporteur in accordance with institutional guidelines. You can register here.