The Quantitative and Computational Social Science Research Group ($\text{qCs}^2$) at the UC Chile focuses on developing and applying quantitative and computational methods to study a wide range of social phenomena. The lab's research has a particular emphasis on issues related to inequality, social networks, and political behavior, and draws on expertise from other fields, such as economics, political science, computer science, and statistics.
In addition to its research activities, the $\text{qCs}^2$ is dedicated to training the next generation of social scientists. Graduate students can gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge tools and techniques by collaborating on research projects with other members of the lab. The $\text{qCs}^2$ also offers workshops and training sessions to help students and scholars learn how to apply quantitative and computational methods in their own research.
- Mauricio Bucca, Director
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- Andrea Canales, Director
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- Roberto Velasquez, Ph.D. Student
- Guillermo Beck, Ph.D. Student (Lab Manager)
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- Roberto Cantillan, Ph.D. Student (Lab Manager)
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- Matías Gómez, Ph.D. Student
- Matías Deneken, Master Student
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- Sebastián Urbina, Master Student
- Felipe Olivares, Master Student
- Gabriel Astudillo, Ph.D. Student
