I’m a postdoctoral scholar at the Quantitative Sciences Unit at Stanford University. I work with Maya Mathur on tools for reducing bias in meta-analysis and on studies of interventions for reducing meat consumption.
Before that I got my PhD in Brain and Cognitive Sciences at MIT, where I studied language acquisition. I was advised by Ted Gibson and also collaborated extensively with Mike Frank, Virginia Marchman, Tim O’Donnell, and Roger Levy.
Wordbank is an open repository of parent-report data on children's early language learning
peekbank is a flexible and reproducible interface to developmental eyetracking datasets
Wordful is a smartphone app for tracking early vocabulary growth
childes-db is a flexible and reproducible interface to CHILDES, a corpus of child language transcripts
web-cdi is a system for online administration of the MacArthur-Bates Communicative Development Inventory
Interactive, community-augmented meta-analysis tools for cognitive development research
R interface to the WebPPL probabilistic programming language
R package for making plots of data with categorical independent variables
R package for fitting generalized linear mixed effects models in Julia
Workshop at LSA Summer Institute 2019