Last updated: 2020-01-11
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If you want to read about my recent and on-going research you have come to the right place!
I try to get all the students working with me to think about how to organize their work. If they work in R – and many of them do – then I ask them to use the R package workflowr to help them organize their work. If you want to work with me you should read Blischak et al which describes the ideas behind this package. Even if you do not use R, the ideas may help you develop your own workflow.
Here are reading lists on some topics of interest: