I talk a lot about data and causal inference.

That is a very broad topic. In fact, you can probably find a “data and causal inference” angle to almost everything in this world. Below you can watch a sample of recent talks I gave—on causal “AI”, coronavirus treatments, and the use of observational data—and an interview on causal knowledge as a prerequisite for confounding adjustment. If you are interested in watching applications of causal inference methods to health challenges, check out CAUSALab’s YouTube Channel.

If you prefer live events, this academic year I plan to speak here:

September 10

EFSPI regulatory statistics workshop
Biozentrum
Basel, Switzerland

More info

September 18

Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative
Steering Committee Member Meeting
Washington, DC

More info

September 25

Regulatory-Industry Statistics Workshop
ASA Biopharmaceutical Section / FDA Statistical Association
Rockville, MD

More info

October 10

Target Trial Emulation Symposium
University of Copenhagen
Copenhagen, Denmark

December 16

Ciclo de conferencias sobre Salud Pública
Fundació “la Caixa”
Barcelona, Spain

November 10

ISPOR Europe
Scottish Events Campus
Glasgow, UK

More info

December 10

Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice
Geisel School of Medicine
Hanover, NH

December 18

Lecture Series on Causal Inference
Luxembourg Institute of Health
Luxembourg

More coming soon

Stay tuned

September 24

AI in Health Conference
Ken Kennedy Institute at Rice University
Houston , TX

More info

If you prefer podcasts, here you can hear my views on causal inference and related issues.

(starts with a brief intro in Portuguese)