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PhD Candidate, Demographer, Sociologist.

Upcoming Presentations and Conferences (Summer–Fall 2026)

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I have a busy conference season ahead. Here is where I’ll be presenting and what I’ll be talking about.

PAA 2026 — St. Louis, May 9

AAPOR 2026 — Los Angeles, May 13. Oral presentation on the CatLLM pipeline for LLM-based survey response classification.

EdDem Workshop — UW-Madison, May 14–15

Sunbelt 2026 — Daytona Beach, June 22–28. Oral presentation on social isolation, loneliness, and cognitive decline.

AAIC 2026 — London, July 12. Gateway/HCAP consensus session on the CADAS study, examining cross-national differences in web-based dementia diagnosis across clinician teams from five countries.

ECMTB 2026 — Graz, Austria, July 13–17. Minisymposium on advances in modeling human behavior and infectious disease spread.

ASA 2026 — New York, August 7–11 (pending)

ΨMCA 2026 — August 9–14. Presentation on algorithmic classification in dementia research.

USC Gateway Brownbag — Fall semester

GSA 2026 — National Harbor, MD, November 4–7 (pending)

The presentations span all three of my research streams: networks and cognitive aging (Sunbelt), computational methods for survey research (AAPOR), and applying algorithmic classification to dementia research (ΨMCA). If you’ll be at any of these, I’d love to connect.

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I have a new preprint out on SocArXiv: Model Diversity Over Model Size: Unanimous LLM Ensembles Correct Over-Classification in Survey Coding. It’s a deep dive into one finding flagged in the CatLLM methods paper — that unanimous multi-model ensembling corrects over-classification — asking which ensemble ingredients actually drive the gain and where the gain shows up.