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The European Causal Inference Meeting - causal inference in health, economic and social science.
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🥳 Registration for abstracts for EuroCIM 2026 (Oxford) is now OPEN and the deadline for submissions is 9 January 2026: eurocim.org/oxford-2026/...
👉 Theme? “Causal inference in health, economic and social science”
👉 When? April 14-17
👉 Where? Oxford
👉 Register? eurocim.org/oxford-2026/...
👉 Theme? “Causal inference in health, economic and social science”
👉 When? April 14-17
👉 Where? Oxford
👉 Register? eurocim.org/oxford-2026/...
🥳 Registration for abstracts for EuroCIM 2026 (Oxford) is now OPEN and the deadline for submissions is 9 January 2026: eurocim.org/oxford-2026/...
👉 Theme? “Causal inference in health, economic and social science”
👉 When? April 14-17
👉 Where? Oxford
👉 Register? eurocim.org/oxford-2026/...
👉 Theme? “Causal inference in health, economic and social science”
👉 When? April 14-17
👉 Where? Oxford
👉 Register? eurocim.org/oxford-2026/...
November 11, 2025 at 10:55 AM
🥳 Registration for abstracts for EuroCIM 2026 (Oxford) is now OPEN and the deadline for submissions is 9 January 2026: eurocim.org/oxford-2026/...
👉 Theme? “Causal inference in health, economic and social science”
👉 When? April 14-17
👉 Where? Oxford
👉 Register? eurocim.org/oxford-2026/...
👉 Theme? “Causal inference in health, economic and social science”
👉 When? April 14-17
👉 Where? Oxford
👉 Register? eurocim.org/oxford-2026/...
EuroCIM2025 came to an end! Thank you to all speakers, participants, and partners who made this year's conference a success. See you next year in Oxford!
April 11, 2025 at 8:02 PM
EuroCIM2025 came to an end! Thank you to all speakers, participants, and partners who made this year's conference a success. See you next year in Oxford!
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Another #EuroCIM2025 poster for #episky:
Elise Dumas presented "Inference on sustained treatment strategies, with a case study on young women with breast cancer" on behalf of colleagues from EPFL and France. Lots of interesting stuff to unpack here!...
Elise Dumas presented "Inference on sustained treatment strategies, with a case study on young women with breast cancer" on behalf of colleagues from EPFL and France. Lots of interesting stuff to unpack here!...
April 10, 2025 at 1:52 PM
Another #EuroCIM2025 poster for #episky:
Elise Dumas presented "Inference on sustained treatment strategies, with a case study on young women with breast cancer" on behalf of colleagues from EPFL and France. Lots of interesting stuff to unpack here!...
Elise Dumas presented "Inference on sustained treatment strategies, with a case study on young women with breast cancer" on behalf of colleagues from EPFL and France. Lots of interesting stuff to unpack here!...
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You know Pearl's causal ladder, but Julia introduced a different type of ladder : how can we get cutting edge causal inference methods into applications? #EuroCIM2025 so important!
April 10, 2025 at 3:06 PM
You know Pearl's causal ladder, but Julia introduced a different type of ladder : how can we get cutting edge causal inference methods into applications? #EuroCIM2025 so important!
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I really agree... Especially because domain subject-matter knowledge is so critical for causal inference. There is often little awareness of what's out there and making "first contact" with a field is so important. #EuroCIM2025
April 10, 2025 at 3:08 PM
I really agree... Especially because domain subject-matter knowledge is so critical for causal inference. There is often little awareness of what's out there and making "first contact" with a field is so important. #EuroCIM2025
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Tutorials are most useful when they also address substantive questions of interest. I think #episky also has some good sneak tutorial examples (which often serve as what Julia calls "template articles")! You can find her whole slide deck at osf.io/ujpsq (extra points for openness 🏆)
#EuroCIM2025
#EuroCIM2025
April 10, 2025 at 3:13 PM
Tutorials are most useful when they also address substantive questions of interest. I think #episky also has some good sneak tutorial examples (which often serve as what Julia calls "template articles")! You can find her whole slide deck at osf.io/ujpsq (extra points for openness 🏆)
#EuroCIM2025
#EuroCIM2025
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This was a tour de force and a rallying cry for translational methodology. A hugely refreshing and thought provoking talk for the #EuroCIM2025 audience. Thank you @dingdingpeng.the100.ci!
The slides are available online at: osf.io/ujpsq
The slides are available online at: osf.io/ujpsq
April 10, 2025 at 3:25 PM
This was a tour de force and a rallying cry for translational methodology. A hugely refreshing and thought provoking talk for the #EuroCIM2025 audience. Thank you @dingdingpeng.the100.ci!
The slides are available online at: osf.io/ujpsq
The slides are available online at: osf.io/ujpsq
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Time for @dingdingpeng.the100.ci's invited talk on "How Can We Make Rigorous Causal Inference More Mainstream?" 🎉🎉🎉
#EuroCIM2025 #CausalSky
#EuroCIM2025 #CausalSky
April 10, 2025 at 2:52 PM
Time for @dingdingpeng.the100.ci's invited talk on "How Can We Make Rigorous Causal Inference More Mainstream?" 🎉🎉🎉
#EuroCIM2025 #CausalSky
#EuroCIM2025 #CausalSky
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There are some very interesting posters #EuroCIM2025! Sharing a handful here I thought might be of interest to #episky: #1 - "Confounding of the competing event in time-to-event analyses" by Jost Viebrock, Bianca Kollhorst & Vanessa Didelez.
This poster looks at "competing confounding", that is...
This poster looks at "competing confounding", that is...
April 10, 2025 at 12:04 PM
There are some very interesting posters #EuroCIM2025! Sharing a handful here I thought might be of interest to #episky: #1 - "Confounding of the competing event in time-to-event analyses" by Jost Viebrock, Bianca Kollhorst & Vanessa Didelez.
This poster looks at "competing confounding", that is...
This poster looks at "competing confounding", that is...
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Georgi Baklicharov asks: can treatment effect testing in trials with intercurrent events be nearly assumption-free? #EuroCIM2025
April 9, 2025 at 1:21 PM
Georgi Baklicharov asks: can treatment effect testing in trials with intercurrent events be nearly assumption-free? #EuroCIM2025
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Finally! The one and only Ellen Hamaker will talk about the average causal effect across people, time and disciplines #EuroCIM2025
April 9, 2025 at 1:41 PM
Finally! The one and only Ellen Hamaker will talk about the average causal effect across people, time and disciplines #EuroCIM2025
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Razieh Nabi talks about fairness and statistical learning #EuroCIM2025
April 10, 2025 at 9:06 AM
Razieh Nabi talks about fairness and statistical learning #EuroCIM2025
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Excited about this talk by Youmi Suk — SWIGs for item fairness!!! #EuroCIM2025
April 10, 2025 at 9:26 AM
Excited about this talk by Youmi Suk — SWIGs for item fairness!!! #EuroCIM2025
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Looking forward to another exciting day of #EuroCIM2025. I'll give a talk today! 16:15 session, Auditorium 1 (be there or be 🟦).
I hereby pre-register that this will be the talk with the lowest number of equations at this conference, maybe even in all of EuroCIM history. Slides: osf.io/ujpsq
I hereby pre-register that this will be the talk with the lowest number of equations at this conference, maybe even in all of EuroCIM history. Slides: osf.io/ujpsq
April 10, 2025 at 4:55 AM
Looking forward to another exciting day of #EuroCIM2025. I'll give a talk today! 16:15 session, Auditorium 1 (be there or be 🟦).
I hereby pre-register that this will be the talk with the lowest number of equations at this conference, maybe even in all of EuroCIM history. Slides: osf.io/ujpsq
I hereby pre-register that this will be the talk with the lowest number of equations at this conference, maybe even in all of EuroCIM history. Slides: osf.io/ujpsq
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Gonna have to start seriously considering attending EuroCIM based on all these skeets of amazing talks #EuroCIM2025
April 9, 2025 at 12:32 PM
Gonna have to start seriously considering attending EuroCIM based on all these skeets of amazing talks #EuroCIM2025
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Next up, Erin Gabriel talks about symbolic partial identification bounds. Never heard of that before, sounds intriguing! #EuroCIM2025
April 9, 2025 at 8:20 AM
Next up, Erin Gabriel talks about symbolic partial identification bounds. Never heard of that before, sounds intriguing! #EuroCIM2025
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Wenxin Zhang will talk about efficient statistical inference in adaptive experiments, in which the treatment probability is dynamically adjusted throughout the trial #EuroCIM2025
April 9, 2025 at 12:40 PM
Wenxin Zhang will talk about efficient statistical inference in adaptive experiments, in which the treatment probability is dynamically adjusted throughout the trial #EuroCIM2025
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Alissa Gordon talks about hybrid control trials, risk of bias and leveraging covariates for sensitivity analyses #EuroCIM2025
April 9, 2025 at 9:22 AM
Alissa Gordon talks about hybrid control trials, risk of bias and leveraging covariates for sensitivity analyses #EuroCIM2025
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Next session is on randomized studies! Lin Liu will talk about covariance adjustment in RCTs #EuroCIM2025
April 9, 2025 at 12:19 PM
Next session is on randomized studies! Lin Liu will talk about covariance adjustment in RCTs #EuroCIM2025
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Mathieu Even talks about quantifying treatment effects for hierarchical outcomes. Never heard of the Win Ratio, that sounds rather…like something! #EuroCIM2025
April 9, 2025 at 1:04 PM
Mathieu Even talks about quantifying treatment effects for hierarchical outcomes. Never heard of the Win Ratio, that sounds rather…like something! #EuroCIM2025
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@ellievanvogt.bsky.social is at #EuroCIM2025 this week presenting their poster ‘Establishing when to use causal machine learning for conditional average treatment effect estimation in randomised controlled trials using simulation’!
Make sure to check it out tomorrow if you’re there! ⭐️
Make sure to check it out tomorrow if you’re there! ⭐️
April 9, 2025 at 10:08 AM
@ellievanvogt.bsky.social is at #EuroCIM2025 this week presenting their poster ‘Establishing when to use causal machine learning for conditional average treatment effect estimation in randomised controlled trials using simulation’!
Make sure to check it out tomorrow if you’re there! ⭐️
Make sure to check it out tomorrow if you’re there! ⭐️
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Sensitivity analysis for diff-in-diff! #EuroCIM2025
April 9, 2025 at 10:12 AM
Sensitivity analysis for diff-in-diff! #EuroCIM2025
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Unexpectedly excited about the first keynote at #EuroCIM2025 — Jonas Peters will talk about hidden confounders in dynamical systems 👀
April 9, 2025 at 7:18 AM
Unexpectedly excited about the first keynote at #EuroCIM2025 — Jonas Peters will talk about hidden confounders in dynamical systems 👀
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Very excited for my first (belated) visit to #EuroCIM2025!
I'm here with 3 bits of work:
1. a poster on a causal understanding of prediction model performance under shifts in 'case-mix' (or covariate / outcome drift); I show how discrimination and calibration respond differently
bit.ly/ccm-arxiv
I'm here with 3 bits of work:
1. a poster on a causal understanding of prediction model performance under shifts in 'case-mix' (or covariate / outcome drift); I show how discrimination and calibration respond differently
bit.ly/ccm-arxiv
A causal viewpoint on prediction model performance under changes in case-mix: discrimination and calibration respond differently for prognosis and diagnosis predictions
Prediction models inform important clinical decisions, aiding in diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment planning. The predictive performance of these models is typically assessed through discrimination a...
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April 9, 2025 at 6:28 AM
Very excited for my first (belated) visit to #EuroCIM2025!
I'm here with 3 bits of work:
1. a poster on a causal understanding of prediction model performance under shifts in 'case-mix' (or covariate / outcome drift); I show how discrimination and calibration respond differently
bit.ly/ccm-arxiv
I'm here with 3 bits of work:
1. a poster on a causal understanding of prediction model performance under shifts in 'case-mix' (or covariate / outcome drift); I show how discrimination and calibration respond differently
bit.ly/ccm-arxiv
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Sam Pimentel presents an intriguing idea: using sensitivity analysis to determine an estimand which is less sensitive to unobserved confounding #EuroCIM2025
April 9, 2025 at 9:47 AM
Sam Pimentel presents an intriguing idea: using sensitivity analysis to determine an estimand which is less sensitive to unobserved confounding #EuroCIM2025