Dr. VanEseltine is a sociologist and data scientist working with large-scale administrative data for causal and policy analysis. His interests include studying the effects of scientific infrastructure, training, and initiatives, as well as the development of open, sustainable, and replicable systems for data construction, curation, and dissemination. As part of the Institute for Research on Innovation and Science (IRIS), he contributes to record linkage and data improvements in the research community releases of UMETRICS, a data system built from integrated records on federal award funding and spending from dozens of American universities. Dr. VanEseltine’s recent work includes studying the impacts of COVID-19 on academic research activity.
Matthew VanEseltine
Research Investigator, Survey Research Center, Institute for Social Research
Digging into data on science and academic careers
COntact
Location
Ann Arbor
Methodologies
Causal Inference / Computing / Data Visualization / Databases and Data management / Mathematical and Statistical Modeling / Security and Privacy / Statistics
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