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R for Beginners (part 1) – Getting Started with R with SMCS – Livestreaming Jun 11 – Jun 13
This seminar introduces participants to the essential foundations of R programming, focusing on data manipulation.
Creative Academic Writing with Helen Kara – Livestreaming Jun 16 – Jun 17
Explore innovative academic writing techniques in this 1-day workshop that empowers researchers to enhance their scholarly work with creativity, while maintaining academic integrity.
Tidyverse for Ecologists with Gabriel Palma – Livestreaming Jun 16 – Jun 21
This five-day workshop provides ecologists with a comprehensive introduction to data manipulation, visualization, and modeling using the Tidyverse and Tidymodels frameworks within R.
How Work Sustains Racial Inequality (Free Seminar) with Adia Wingfield – Livestreaming Jun 17 – Jun 17
This seminar provides a comprehensive exploration of the subtle workplace dynamics, or “gray areas,” that perpetuate racial inequality, drawing on real-world examples from various sectors.
Regression Analysis using SPSS with QCIF – Livestreaming Jun 17 – Jun 17
This seminar provides a comprehensive introduction to regression analysis using SPSS, equipping researchers with the skills to apply linear and logistic regression techniques in their work.
Introduction to R with Centre for Applied Statistics Courses (CASC) – Livestreaming Jun 18 – Jun 19
The “Introduction to R” workshop by the Centre for Applied Statistics Courses (CASC) at University College London provides researchers with essential skills for using R in statistical analysis, data management, and visualization.
R for Beginners (part 2) – Visualizing, Summarizing, and Exploring Data with SMCS – Livestreaming Jun 19 – Jun 19
This one-day workshop, “R for Beginners (Part 2) – Visualizing, Summarizing, and Exploring Data,” equips researchers with essential skills for using R to create effective data visualizations, summarize datasets, and conduct exploratory data analysis.
Introduction to Statistical Analysis in Stata with Centre for Applied Statistics Courses (CASC) – Livestreaming Jun 20 – Jun 21
The ‘Introduction to Stata’ workshop, presented by the Centre for Applied Statistics Courses (CASC) at University College London, is a comprehensive seminar designed to equip researchers with the knowledge and skills to use Stata, a powerful statistical software package.
Disparities, Discrimination, and Data (Free Seminar) with Marina Gorzig – Livestreaming Jun 24 – Jun 24
This workshop provides an essential overview of methodologies for analyzing disparities and discrimination in social science research, focusing on the practical use of Stata for data analysis.
R for Beginners (part 3) – Hypothesis Testing Fundamentals and Practices with SMCS – Livestreaming Jun 24 – Jun 24
This one-day workshop, “R for Beginners (Part 3) – Hypothesis Testing Fundamentals and Practices,” provides essential training in conducting rigorous hypothesis testing using R, bridging theoretical concepts with practical application.
Masterclass: Optimising your R project with Leonid Chindelevitch – Livestreaming Jun 26 – Jun 27
This one-day Masterclass provides researchers with advanced techniques to optimize R projects for increased efficiency in handling large datasets and complex models, while having those techniques applied to their own projects by the instructor.
Using AI for Data Analysis in R with Daisung Jang – Livestreaming Jul 1 – Jul 1
This seminar explores how generative AI can enhance data analysis and visualization within R, enabling researchers to automate tasks and conduct more sophisticated analyses.
Overview of Regressions with R with Centre for Applied Statistics Courses (CASC) – Livestreaming Jul 1 – Jul 3
This workshop, presented by the Centre for Applied Statistics Courses (CASC) at University College London, is a comprehensive three-day seminar designed to provide a deep understanding of regression analysis using the R software.
Text Analysis Using Python with Diarmuid McDonnell – Livestreaming Jul 2 – Jul 4
This seminar provides a comprehensive introduction to text analysis using Python, equipping researchers with essential skills to process and analyze unstructured textual data effectively.
Using AI for Text Analysis: An Introduction with Seraphine Maerz & Kenneth Benoit – Livestreaming Jul 4 – Jul 4
This one-day workshop provides a basic introduction to using artificial intelligence for text analysis.
Methods for Discrimination and Equity Research with Marina Gorzig – Livestreaming Jul 8 – Jul 11
This four-day workshop provides a comprehensive guide for researchers focusing on discrimination and equity, equipping them with both the theory and advanced statistical tools and methodologies to conduct cutting-edge research and influence policy that drives systemic change.
Discourse Analysis and Conversation Analysis with Corinne Seals – Livestreaming Jul 10 – Jul 11
This two-day workshop provides a comprehensive introduction to discourse and conversation analysis, equipping participants with advanced tools and methodologies for analyzing language’s role in shaping social realities.
Using AI for Text Analysis: Advanced Applications with Seraphine Maerz – Livestreaming Jul 11 – Jul 11
This one-day workshop provides an advanced exploration of AI-driven text analysis, focusing on the application and fine-tuning of open-source large language models to enhance research across various academic disciplines.
Measurement Reliability and Validity in the CFA Framework with Scott Colwell – Livestreaming Jul 12 – Jul 19
This two-day seminar provides a comprehensive introduction to Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) techniques, focusing on enhancing measurement reliability and validity in social science research.
Panel Data Models and Methods with Stata with Malvina Marchese – Livestreaming Jul 15 – Jul 16
This seminar is designed to introduce you to the analysis of panel data, covering a mix of theory and hands-on applications.
Intermediate Dyadic Data Analysis with Michael Fitzgerald – Livestreaming Jul 15 – Jul 17
This comprehensive seminar provides an in-depth exploration into mediation and moderation using the Actor-Partner Interdependence Model (APIM) and Common Fate Model (CFM) for analyzing dyadic data, essential for researchers studying interdependencies in relationships.
NSF@75: Advancing Statistical Science for a Data‑Driven World (Free Conference) with American Statistical Association – Livestreaming Jul 16 – Jul 17
This two-day conference will showcase the critical role NSF funding has played in advancing scientific research and societal well-being.
Introduction to Grounded Theory with Helen Scott – Livestreaming Jul 21 – Jul 24
This is a very practical 4-hour seminar which provides an overview of the grounded theory research process.
Jungian Arts-Based Research (Free Seminar) with Susan Rowland – Livestreaming Jul 23 – Jul 24
This two-day seminar provides an in-depth exploration of Jungian Arts-Based Research, combining Jungian theory with arts-based methodologies to examine complex psychological and social phenomena.
How to Write Academic Journal Articles with Corinne Seals – Livestreaming Jul 24 – Jul 25
This seminar provides a comprehensive workshop on writing academic journal articles, led by expert Corinne Seals, focusing on strategies to successfully navigate the publication process.
Regional Inequality in Health and its Determinants with Apostolos Davillas – Livestreaming Jul 25 – Jul 25
This one-day short course offers a thorough exploration of regional health inequalities, highlighting the social, economic, and environmental factors behind differences in health outcomes.
Research in Contexts with Multiple Languages with Corinne Seals – Livestreaming Aug 14 – Aug 15
This workshop provides a comprehensive exploration of conducting research in multilingual contexts, addressing the unique challenges and opportunities involved.
R for Beginners (part 4) – Modeling Relationships: ANOVA and Regression with SMCS – Livestreaming Aug 19 – Aug 19
This seminar provides an in-depth exploration of ANOVA and Linear Regression using R, equipping participants with essential skills for modeling relationships and analyzing data in research.
Researcher Positionality in Theory and Practice with Brian Bourke – Livestreaming Aug 22 – Aug 23
This two-day workshop, “Researcher Positionality in Theory and Practice,” led by Dr.
Using ChatGPT with Stata: Multilevel & Mixed Models with Tor Georg Jakobsen – Livestreaming Aug 25 – Aug 26
Multilevel modeling is an essential technique for capturing complexity in real-world data, whether you are analyzing students within schools, individuals within countries, or repeated measures within individuals.
Social Network Analysis: Strength vs. Vulnerability with Basak Taraktas – Livestreaming Aug 25 – Aug 27
This seminar provides an immersive exploration into social network analysis techniques, focusing on equipping academic researchers with the skills to analyze complex network data using R.
R for Beginners (part 5) – Binary Outcomes: Logistic Regression with SMCS – Livestreaming Aug 26 – Aug 26
This one-day workshop provides a comprehensive introduction to logistic regression using R, focusing on modeling and predicting binary outcomes.
Advanced Network Analysis: Exponential Random Graphs with Basak Taraktas – Livestreaming Sep 1 – Sep 3
This seminar provides a comprehensive exploration of Exponential Random Graph Models (ERGMs) for advanced network analysis, equipping participants with the ability to model and interpret complex network data.
Macroeconomic Policy in Periods of Uncertainty with Ioannis Bournakis – Livestreaming Sep 10 – Sep 11
This comprehensive seminar provides advanced insights into macroeconomic policy strategies essential for navigating global uncertainties such as geopolitical shifts, energy crises, and technological disruptions.
Self-Determination Theory for Research and Interventions with Marylène Gagné – Livestreaming Sep 22 – Sep 24
This 2-day seminar is designed to enhance participants’ understanding and application of Self-Determination Theory (SDT) across various fields including psychology, education, organization science, and public health.
Causal Mediation Analysis with Paola Zaninotto & Martin Danka – Livestreaming Oct 1 – Oct 2
This two-day seminar provides a comprehensive exploration of causal mediation analysis, emphasizing strong theoretical foundations and practical applications for researchers in diverse fields.
Bioacoustics Data Analysis using R with Marcelo Araya-Salas – Livestreaming Oct 6 – Oct 11
This comprehensive seminar introduces participants to bioacoustics data analysis using the R programming environment, focusing on mastering tools for managing, processing, and interpreting complex acoustic datasets.
