Talks
I regularly give talks (both in industry and academia) on technical topics in data science, surveys, text-as-data, and experiments, and substantive topics in media, elections, public opinion, and political behavior. Below is a selection of some of these talks.
If you’re interested in having me speak for your organization/event or guest lecture for your class, let's get in touch (soubhik barari [at] gmail [dot] com).2023
The A(R)t and Science of Election Analytics
(07 Jun 2023)
New York Open Statistical Programming Meetup, Microsoft NYC.
Coverage and Effects of Broadcast Television in U.S. Elections
(04 May 2023)
Media Effects Empirical Workshop, Columbia University.
What 2 Million Social Media Posts From Corporate America Can Tell Us About "Woke Capitalism"
(11 Feb 2023)
Foo Camp, Facebook HQ.
2022
Partisan Cues from Corporate America: Sparse, Increasingly Liberal, and Aligned with (Some) Audiences
(17 Jun 2022)
Political and Computational Social Science (PACSS) Annual Conference, Harvard University.
2021
How Partisan is Local Politics? A View from Public Meetings
(29 Apr 2021)
Guest Lecture, Tufts University.
Political Deepfakes Are As Credible As Other Fake Media And (Sometimes) Real Media
(23 Apr 2021)
Political Psych Lab, UCLA.
2020
Evaluating COVID-19 Public Health Messaging in Italy: Self-Reported Compliance and Growing Mental Health Concerns
(13 Apr 2020)
Polarization Lab, Stanford.
2019
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