Bienenstock's substantive area of specialization within sociology is social psychology, with emphasis on emergent properties of exchange.

Wu's research interests also include design and development of social interventions, with special emphasis on interventions to prevent substance use and reduce health disparities among youth.

I develop and apply sophisticated statistical methods to behavioral data. Areas of interest are (a) clustered, longitudinal, and time-series data and (b) structural equation models, measurement models, and model fit.

Charron-Chénier is a sociologist who studies racial inequality in the context of consumer markets.

Helping businesses build better UX teams, UXers build better careers, and laying the foundations to align user needs with business needs to inspire better data-driven decision making.

Dr. Connor uses causal inference and big data to study how places shape human development, social inequality, and the transmission of advantages and disadvantages over extended historical periods.

Chinedum Ojinnaka's research focuses on identifying the associations between individual and geographical-level social determinants of health, and disparities in health outcomes and health care utilization.