Prospective Students
Science of Science & Metadata Analytics Lab
The overarching goal of our lab is to leverage the big metadata from data repositories and trace data to investigate the structures and dynamics of science. We analyze the impact of collaboration networks on scientific capacity, equity in global science production, and knowledge diffusion. Projects in the lab focus in three main areas: Cyberinfrastructure-Enabled Scientific Collaboration Practices, Metrics for the Social Good, and Community Data Archives.
Check out the lab GitHub Page to identify current projects of interest.
Please email Dr. Bratt to discuss potential projects. Please keep your email short/concise and include:
Your specific research interests and how they relate to mine (ideally, please reference papers I’ve published and highlight your interests).
Specific position you are seeking, e.g., PhD advisor, MS/UGRD Thesis/Capstone, Ind. Study/Coursework, Lab Volunteer, Funded/Unfunded.
Your CV and portfolio (e.g. Github link) to projects you have worked on and/or completed.
Attach to the email any publications or course papers you may have co-authored (this is relevant for PhD applications)
Which specific project(s) you’d like to work on, a description of what you’d like to do, and why.
Start the subject line of your e-mail with [BANANA] so that I know you’ve read this website.
