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James Dumlao

Biography

James M. Zumel Dumlao is a 3rd-year PhD student at UMSI. He is a computational social scientist who primarily uses applied econometrics methods on large datasets to study how knowledge is produced, evaluated, and disseminated. His current work focuses on how labor conditions, as a subset of social conditions, shape the speed, direction, and quality of science. He is also interested in researching policies that promote novel and useful science.

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Pronouns

he/him

Areas of interest

Science of Science, Knowledge and Cultural Production, Science and Technology Public Policy

Education

BA/MS 4+1 University of San Francisco (International and Development Economics)