Stata Journal Editors' Prize 2021: Mark E. Schaffer

[Nick Cox]

Stata Journal 21(4) is published today and with it comes the pleasure of announcing to the community the award of the Editors' Prize for 2021 to Mark E. Schaffer.

As is traditional, the announcement is freely accessible, regardless of whether you or your workplace subscribes to the Stata Journal.

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf...6867X211063143 gives you access.

Mark -- together with his co-authors, as he would be the first to emphasize -- has made many splendid contributions to Stata, and I am sure that people here will want to join the Editors in their warm congratulations.

[William Lisowski]

I regret to report that - at least from my computer, which is not on a network with institutional access - following the presented link leads to a restricted article.

Added in edit: The contents page for the current issue confirms that the article is locked.

https://journals.sagepub.com/toc/STJ/current

https://journals.sagepub.com/toc/stja/21/4

[Carlo Lazzaro]

Well deserved, Mark Schaffer !!
I'm a fan of your and co's community-contributed module -xtoverid-.

[Nick Cox]

#2 We'll look into that. At the time of writing https://www.stata-journal.com/current-issue/ has not yet been updated.

UPDATE: Colleagues at StataCorp advise that this may take a few days to work its way through for everyone.

[Mark Schaffer]

Thanks Nick. And thanks to my wonderful coauthors, not just those on this paper and the Stata lassopack package - Achim Ahrens and Chris Hansen - but to all the others over the years: Frank Windmeijer, Leandro Magnusson, Keith Finlay, Frank Kleibergen, Austin Nichols, Steve Stillman, and last but most definitely not least, Kit Baum. Would not have happened without them.