Academic writing
- Current academic writing is primarily done in Quarto and rendered in MS Word for feedback.
- I wrote my PhD dissertation in
R Markdown using the oxforddown R template created by Ulrik Lyng’s.
- For the LaTeX installation, I used
TinyTex.
- Depending on my co-authors’ familiarity with technical tools, I share outputs via Overleaf or Microsoft Word.
- Like many others, I find working in Word and other Microsoft tools challenging, but I adapt as needed.
Data curation
- I currently curate data in Databricks or within RStudio using
tidyverse and sparklyr.
- I often work with legacy code written in Stata, translating it into the
tidyverse where possible.
- That said, I wish I were 1% comfortable in Stata! Please do not get me started!
Web
- I built this website with Quarto.
- The Selected publications section uses code adapted from Andrew Heiss’s Quarto website.
- The Research haikus idea was also inspired by Andrew Heiss’s web page. I let Copilot handle the haikus.
- I regularly push all my work from this environment to GitHub.
Images
- Images are sourced from Unsplash, unless otherwise stated.