Quantitative research

The International Center for Ethno-Religious Mediation believes that an international conference on the Traditional Systems of Conflict Resolution is highly needed at this crucial time in world history.

Quantitative Genomics 2018 is a one-day conference for early-career researchers and graduate students, bringing together researchers from around the world, working at the forefront of mathematical and statistical genomics. Register, submit an abstract (optional) to present your work, and discuss the hottest topics in the field in an informal environment that is ideal for building lasting networks.

Organized by the Berkeley Initiative for Transparency in the Social Sciences (BITSS) of UC Berkeley, this 3-day training will equip graduate students and researchers from across the social and health sciences with tools and best practices for transparent and reproducible research, as well as increased workflow efficiency. RT2 curricula is developed and delivered by academic leaders in the open science movement, including Edward Miguel (UC Berkeley), Dan Benjamin (USC), and Simine Vazire (UC Davis). The training features an overview of the credibility crisis and hands-on sessions on: pre-registration and pre-analysis plans, version control, dynamic documents, and data management and de-identification.