Researcher at Chemnitz University of Technology. Sociology of Migration, Health, Inequalities | Quantitative analysis. mestizo 🇵🇭 🇩🇪

Joined October 2018
We just published our article on #COVID19 #vaccination intentions and #migration background in @FrontPubHealth 😷😷😷 #OpenAccess #impfpflicht (frontiersin.org/articles/10.…)
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when you realize you have become reviewer #2
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Viele Medien diskutieren darüber, ob sich 2015 wiederholt und ob wir irgendetwas gelernt haben? Hier einige Gedanken.
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Anyone in Salamanca up for coffee? @RN21_Salamanca @EsaRn21 ✌️
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Currently working on: longitudinal measurement equivalence of physical and mental health indicators between European, Non-European migrants and Germans without migration background (1/4)
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health of migrants, especially from non-european countries, might have even worse health conditions than usually concluded. this result might point to the „artefact“ explanation of the healthy migrant effect (3/4)
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methods: using 7 SOEP data waves (2006-2018) of n=5990 repondents in a longitudinal SEM approach, we successively set equal factor loadings and intercepts of the latent constructs physical and mental health; each across migration groups and waves (4/4)
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Sure paper acceptances are cool but i just got a ball that was stuck in the tree at my kid's daycare down and all the kids cheered and hugged me.
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Manuel Holz retweeted
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Stop funding research (the way you do) Because it is wasteful, unethical and unscientific A thread (1/16)
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if you do your references manually, you are not alone. team manually doing references for life!
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Thank you @BBCNews for finding these everyday Chilean voters to discuss whether Chileans really want the socialist leader they just elected! And yes, they are related
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ok guys, i think we just wrote preprint history, broke the internet, became the most ambitious scholars of our university (and time) and revolutionized our field (we just received a desk rejection yesterday) 😆
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Massive French study on school transmission should now put a stopper to the “no transmission in schools” U.K. mantra: transmission rates were higher in schools than community.
Replying to @vcolizza
We fitted our model to test result data from pilot screenings in 683 schools during the 2021 spring Alpha wave in France. We found R=1.40(1.35-1.45) in primary and R=1.46(1.41-1.51) in secondary school, higher than Rt in the community in the same period. 3/
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Students Don't Read Syllabi, Exhibit 58623
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A sketch to explain how a new variant may appear milder even with no change in underlying virulence. This can occur because, when calculating the fraction of cases that are severe, the denominator now includes many re-infections that had previously been averted. A thread. 1/8
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Interessantes Preprint zu Omicron Infektionen nach 3x Impfung: Breakthrough infections with SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant despite booster dose of mRNA vaccine @SSRN papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
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