Participate and learn from the causal inference community

The Atlantic Causal Inference Conference is a gathering of statisticians, biostatisticians, epidemiologists, economists, social science and policy researchers to discuss methodologic issues with drawing causal inferences from experimental and non-experimental data. The inaugural meeting was held in 2005 with a small group of researchers at Columbia University and has since grown into an annual event with over 100 attendees. Recent meetings have been hosted by the University of Michigan, New York University, Johns Hopkins University, University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University, and Brown University. What began as a regional conference has grown in geographic reach, now attracting researchers from across the US and from abroad.

Registration is now closed.