I talk a lot about data and causal inference.

This 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 haphazard 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, in 2025 I plan to speak here:

February 12

Bohigian Lectureship in Biomedical Informatics
Washington University School of Medicine
Saint Louis, MO

More info

March 5

Seminar in Epidemiology
Harvard T.H. Chan School Public Health
Boston , MA

More info

March 6

Epidemiology Department
UNC Gillins School of Public Health
Chapel Hill, NC

More info soon

March 27

International Workshop on HIV
and Hepatitis Observational Databases
Toledo, Spain

By invitation only

April 14

Melvin L. Samuels Lectureship
MD Anderson Cancer Center
Houston, TX

More info soon

May 7

Workshop on Real-World Evidence for GLP-1-Based Therapies
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
Bethesda, MD

More info

May 15

Session on Frontiers in Causal Inference
American Causal Inference Conference
Detroit, MI

More info

June 12

EPIDEMIOLOGY Eras Tour
Society for Epidemiologic Research
Boston, MA

More info

More coming soon

Stay tuned

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

(starts with a brief intro in Portuguese)