I am a PhD student and Paul F. Lazarsfeld Fellow in Sociology at Columbia University.
My research centers on science, public ideas, and morality. I use predominantly quantitative methods to study the life of scientific facts within and outside science, how they circulate, gain authority, and shape moral and epistemic judgments.
I am co-coordinating the SKAT Workshop at Columbia.
Before coming to Columbia, I received a BA and MA in Sociology from the Higher School of Economics in Moscow, where I then taught courses on mathematics, sociological theory, and research methods.
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