📖🚀New w/ @yiangli.bsky.social & Linda Waite in @ssreditorial.bsky.social. Ever wonder how your spouse’s childhood shows up in your life? Our “Linked Long Arms” framework shows early disadvantage can echo into later-life friendships, confidants, and community ties. More in doi.org/10.1016/j.ss...

[Call for Extended Abstracts/Papers] New Data, Methods, and Theory: Life-Course Cognitive Inequality We are inviting submissions for the interdisciplinary conference New Data, Methods, and Theory: Life-Course Cognitive Inequality, to be held at Yale University on May 11-12, 2026.

Z-CAFÉ will soon open a new postdoctoral position. We’re looking for scholars passionate about family, health, demography, policy, and aging, broadly defined, who also bring strong statistical and computational skills.

🗳️🌟 Honored to be running for Student Representative for the ASA Aging and the Life Course Section! Excited for the opportunity to uplift student voices and support innovative aging research! Grateful for your support 🍀🍀! @asanews.bsky.social

📜🚀 New work with @dremmazang.bsky.social! Where you’re born may shape brain health more than where you live now. Southern-born adults face shorter cognitively healthy lives—no matter where they move. Western-born women also show risks. Early-life geography matters.🗺️ 🔗 doi.org/10.1016/j.he...

Amazing experience at PAA 2025! Delighted to have had my first oral presentation and to have met some old and new friends. Looking forward to the next one in St. Louis!