**The deadline for submissions will be 9 April at 23:59 GMT. Abstracts are limited to 250 words.
Important: Please submit your abstract to only one theme/day:
19 May: Theme 1 - Methods (propensity score; double robust & semiparametric estimation; machine learning; Bayesian methods; etc)
26 May: Theme 2 - Survival / longitudinal analyses, trials & estimands
2 July: Theme 3 - Mixed topics - including e.g., applications, designs (IVs etc), interference, econometrics
2 September: Theme 4 - Foundations, causal DAGs, structural equation models, mediation analysis
After the deadline, all submitted abstracts will be blinded (i.e., all author information will be removed) and rated by four members of the EuroCIM Steering Committee. Reviewers are asked to take into consideration the following criteria:
Contributions reporting on "work in progress" are encouraged.
The Steering Committee will inform you in early May whether your abstract was accepted for an oral or poster presentation.
Please submit your EuroCIM 2021 abstract using the form below. For author lists, please separate each author with a semi-colon and list authors according to the first and last name. The submitting author should be listed in the author list.
Example: Carl F. Gauss; Isaac Newton; Blaise Pascal
Important: Please submit your abstract to only one theme/day:
19 May: Theme 1 - Methods (propensity score; double robust & semiparametric estimation; machine learning; Bayesian methods; etc)
26 May: Theme 2 - Survival / longitudinal analyses, trials & estimands
2 July: Theme 3 - Mixed topics - including e.g., applications, designs (IVs etc), interference, econometrics
2 September: Theme 4 - Foundations, causal DAGs, structural equation models, mediation analysis
After the deadline, all submitted abstracts will be blinded (i.e., all author information will be removed) and rated by four members of the EuroCIM Steering Committee. Reviewers are asked to take into consideration the following criteria:
- Relevance and usefulness (does the abstract align with the overall themes of EuroCIM?)
- Scientific merit (does the abstract describe novel methodological work, or does it describe novel applied work that will likely inform methodology?)
Contributions reporting on "work in progress" are encouraged.
The Steering Committee will inform you in early May whether your abstract was accepted for an oral or poster presentation.
Please submit your EuroCIM 2021 abstract using the form below. For author lists, please separate each author with a semi-colon and list authors according to the first and last name. The submitting author should be listed in the author list.
Example: Carl F. Gauss; Isaac Newton; Blaise Pascal