CTML graduate researchers Kaitlyn Lee, Alissa Gordon, and Wenxin Zhang will present at the 2025 European Causal Inference Meeting (EuroCIM) in Ghent, Belgium, from April 8–11. Attendees are encouraged to engage with their work and connect with CTML. #EuroCIM2025 #berkeleyctml

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Two days left to submit your abstract to EuroCIM 2025! If you want the chance to present your work at the European Causal Inference Meeting 2025 in Ghent, send in your abstract no later than Jan 15, 2025. Submission form and more information here:

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The European Causal Inference Meeting 2025 is coming to Ghent! ✨ Share your work with experts across the globe – abstract submission for oral & poster presentations is now open!

#CausalTwitter, check out our new paper📜! We provide theoretical justification for and tons of practical guidance on using negative controls for falsification tests for IV exogeneity. I had the privilege of presenting this paper at the last @TheEuroCIM.

Our very own Alexandra Kortchemski gave a great talk on modeling drug repurposing in dementia at this year's EuroCIM in Copenhagen! Alongside her, Marie-Laure Charpignon presented a poster on electronic health records and their use in our research. @TheEuroCIM

What an insightful week at @TheEuroCIM in Copenhagen! The future of applied statistics is #causal.

Some of our wonderful #PhD students have been at #EuroCIM discussing their fantastic work. @luka_kovacc, Constantin Schmidt and Juliette Limozin 🤩🙌 @TheEuroCIM

CIG's expedition to Copenhagen! It's been a great conference @TheEuroCIM, see you in Ghent next year ✨️ @veraballe1 @GiulioGrossi @Ale_Mattei_BM @fabri_mealli @emmatorrini

Thanks for another great EuroCIM packed with interesting presentations and posters, as well as numerous thought-provoking questions and discussions! Great to see so new many new connections being made and seeds for new ideas planted. See you all next year in Ghent!🇧🇪🧇🍻🍟🍫

Poster session, second round! @GiulioGrossi and Emma Torrini presented their works @TheEuroCIM ✨️ Congrats guys 👏 More info about their works in the comments ⤵️

Great BSU representation at #EuroCIM 🤩 Shaun Seaman speaking on "Simulating data from marginal structural models for a survival outcome" Plus PhD students @luka_kovacc & @PinLukas96 are presenting posters

Delighted to attend the European #CausalInference Meeting in #Copenhagen @TheEuroCIM, where I will present work (joint with Kevin Kloiber and @lukaslaffers) on testing identification in dynamic treatment and mediation models today.

All set for the last day of @TheEuroCIM in beautiful Copenhagen. Thank you for organising such an amazing conference.