Past Workshops
Workshop “From Data To Causes”
The project “From Data to Causes – Advancing Research and Education on the Missing Link of Causal Inference” is funded through the Melbourne/Berlin Research Partnership Program of the Berlin University Alliance and the University of Melbourne. The project started with a kick-off session in spring 2021 and comprised an international, multidisciplinary two-day online workshop in Fall 2021.
Material from the kick-off session on March 30th 2021
Recordings of the three kick-off presentations are provided below:
- Causal Inference Using Parametric Structural Equation Models by Christian Gische
- From Data to Causes: Building a General Cross-Lagged Panel Model by Michael Zyphur
- Reconsidering “Standard” Approaches to Causal Inference in Continuous Time by Manuel Voelkle
Material from the two-day online workshop on October 6th and 7th 2021
Recordings of three selected keynote presentations are provided below:
- Which Longitudinal Model Should I Choose by Kenneth Bollen, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- From Data to Causes: Perspectives on Causation from Psychology, Physics, and Dynamical Systems by Pascal Deboeck, University of Utah
- Less Casual Causal Inference by Julia Rohrer, Universität Leipzig
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