James Dumlao
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Biography
James M. Zumel Dumlao is a 4th-year PhD candidate 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 in scientists' training and work environments shape the speed, direction, and quality of science. He is also interested in 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)
