Hi! I am an assistant professor at Western University, and an incoming assistant professor in political science at the Université de Montréal. I hold a Ph.D. in political science from the University of Pennsylvania.
My research interests include public opinion, electoral behavior and statistical methods. Most of my research studies social cohesion and structural inequalities in deeply divided countries, such as Canada, Germany and the United Kingdom.
I am an affiliated researcher at the CAPFC and at the CLESSN. I’m also a member of the scientific committee of the Canadian Journal of Political Science (French section).
I have also worked as a data scientist (2020-2022), among others at the City Lab Berlin, the Open Data Informationsstelle and Politics for Tomorrow. Some of my previous work includes a prototype to optimize electoral redistricting using digital tools, a prototype of shadow simulations and climate data analytics for the city of Berlin, and a complexity-level assessment tool for German-language texts.
You can enroll in my Interactive Visualization, Dashboards, and Apps with R and Shiny workshop at ICPSR during the summer.
I have previously held positions at the Research Chair on Democracy and Parliamentary Institutions, the Center for the Study of Public Policy, the Canadian Embassy in Berlin and the Quebec and Alberta provincial governments.
My RPubs page is available here. My email address is ebrie (at) uwo.ca.
You can also follow me on Twitter: @evelynebrie.