EVENTS CALENDAR

The International conference on Applied Science, Engineering and Technology (ICAET) will be held on June 09-11, 2025 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. ICAET2025 represents a vital gathering that unites experts and enthusiasts from diverse disciplines worldwide. This event serves as a dynamic forum where cutting-edge research, technological advancements, and practical applications converge to address global challenges and […]

Don’t miss your chance to be a part of the inaugural Administrative Data Research Conference (ADRCon) June 24-25, 2025, in Washington D.C., the inaugural Administrative Data Research Conference (ADRCon) will convene researchers, evaluators, and practitioners to discuss cutting-edge methodologies and emerging technologies for using administrative data in research and showcase real-world applications and the latest […]

The National Academies Forum on Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders will host a virtual public workshop on July 1-2 to explore the role of health policies in shaping mental health and substance use disorder (MHSUD) outcomes, especially in communities with limited access to care. Speakers will discuss the potential of telehealth and other health […]

At our spring APC meeting we decided that it would be nice to have more frequent, informal meetings to touch base about ongoing developments with federal funding and other changes. These meetings will have no formal agenda, but be an opt-in conversation and chance to share information and potentially brainstorm. All encouraged to attend but […]

An ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods Topical Workshop It's the return of our popular Workshop for data librarians and others who support data users and researchers! Goals: Develop understanding of and comfort with the core aspects of data services and support, including discoverability, use, acquisition, and analysis through practice and collaborative hands-on activities. Create […]

Attendees will learn all about the contents of the CE Public Use Microdata files, and how to use them in their own work.  "Hands-on" training sessions start with the basics, and build to advanced topics.  As part of the process, researchers who are currently using the microdata in projects describe their experiences with them.  That is, while […]

The deadline to apply for this Workshop is Monday, May 26, 2025. This workshop, "Applied Methods for Studying Structural Racism, Sexism, and Other Systems of Oppression: Data, Measurement, and Modeling," provides practical, theory-driven guidance on methods for studying structural oppression, with a focus on structural racism, structural sexism, and intersecting systems of inequality. Despite growing […]

An ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods Topical Workshop When and how to use Causal Machine Learning in your research, including interpretation and review of results. Goals: Develop an understanding and familiarity with Causal Machine Learning (CML) Enables participants to confidently apply CML methods in their own research Impart a framework for CML that enables […]

An ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods Topical Workshop Fundamentals and common pitfalls in regression analysis, whether you're new to regression or looking for a refresher. Goals: Learn OLS fundamentals: Build, interpret, and critique simple regression models. Diagnose common pitfalls: Spot and address issues like omitted variables, outliers, and heteroskedasticity. Gain practical R skills: Clean […]

At our spring APC meeting we decided that it would be nice to have more frequent, informal meetings to touch base about ongoing developments with federal funding and other changes. These meetings will have no formal agenda, but be an opt-in conversation and chance to share information and potentially brainstorm. All encouraged to attend but […]

An ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods Topical Workshop Automated tools and best practices for creating event datasets from text sources. Goals: Learning how event data sets are constructed, techniques for efficiency producing custom event datasets, and learning techniques for analyzing event data. Learning Outcomes: How to efficiently create a custom event dataset using automated […]

The Penn State University Department of Sociology and Criminology will present the 20th Anniversary of the De Jong Lectureship Series featuring a compelling interdisciplinary dialogue on one of today’s most pressing social issues: “The Underpinnings and Limits of Pronatalism.” Distinguished Speakers Include: Shelley Clark, Professor of Sociology at McGill University Samuel Perry, Professor of Sociology […]