The computation and equity lab at UB (cubelab) works understand and address social inequality through the development and use of new measures, models, and computational tools. Some examples of recent work by the cubelab:

• Simulating gender disparities in organizations. With coverage from the New York Times! From Yuhao Du, now a data scientist at Facebook (Meta, whatever).
• Using machine learning to understand how services are allocated to foster youth. From Jason Yan, a UB undergrad now pursuing a Ph.D. at Michigan
• Studying how people express social identity in Twitter bios - From Arjunil Pathak, a former MS student now at Amazon, and Navid Madani, a former Ph.D. student

In the past, Joseph was a postdoc at the LazerLab at the Network Science Institute at Northeastern University and a fellow at Harvard's Institute for Quantitative Social Science. He completed graduate work in the Societal Computing program in the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University, where I studied under Kathleen Carley in the CASOS lab.

Dr. Joseph is the recipient of an NSF CAREER award; in addition to NSF, his work and teaching has also been generously supported in part by grants from the Mozilla Foundation, Amazon, and the Office of Naval Research.