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James Pustejovsky is an Associate Professor and Area Chair of Quantitative Methods at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He holds a PhD in Statistics from Northwestern University, awarded in 2013, and a BA in Economics from Boston College, obtained in 2003. His research focuses on the development of statistical methodologies aimed at enhancing educational and social science research. He is particularly known for his work in meta-analysis, where he explores various statistical techniques for quantifying and synthesizing evidence drawn from primary studies. Pustejovsky has developed innovative methods for addressing issues like publication bias and has collaborated extensively with researchers on large-scale synthesis studies. His expertise includes causal inference methods and robust statistical techniques. He has published numerous articles in respected journals and regularly presents his findings at national and international conferences, contributing significantly to the field of educational research methodology.
University of Wisconsin-Madison • Madison, WI
Teaching and conducting research in educational psychology with a focus on quantitative methods.
Department: Department of Computer Sciences