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    Causal Inference in Infectious Disease Epidemiology

    🔬📈 Second Workshop on Causal Inference in Infectious Disease Epidemiology

    The Infectious Disease Epidemiology Working Group and the Cross-Sectional Initiative on Causal Inference invite researchers to an in-person, two-day workshop from 22–23 January 2026 at the Bernhard Nocht Institute for Trop...

    🔬📈 Second Workshop on Causal Inference in Infectious Disease Epidemiology

    The Infectious Disease Epidemiology Working Group and the Cross-Sectional Initiative on Causal Inference invite researchers to an in-person, two-day workshop from 22–23 January 2026 at the Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine (BNITM), Hamburg.

    Building on the successful 2024 edition, this hands-on workshop will deepen participants’ skills in causal inference methods for observational health data. The programme will introduce the three g-methods — parametric g-formula, marginal structural models (MSMs) with IPTW, and structural nested models — with practical exercises and data analysis in R.

    Participants will also collaborate on designing a target trial protocol for complex infectious disease research questions (e.g., HPV vaccination, HIV treatment), and can benefit from office hours to discuss their own study designs and analytical challenges.

    👩‍🏫 Lecturers: Uwe Siebert & Lára Hallsson (UMIT TIROL, Austria)
    💻 Prerequisites: Basic CI knowledge / participation in the first workshop recommended
    🕙 Optional recap session on DAGs: 22.01.2026, 10:00–12:00
    💰 Free of charge | Sponsored by DGEpi & gmds
    📝 Registration deadline: 17 December 2025

    A great opportunity to expand CI skills, connect with peers, and strengthen study design in infectious disease epidemiology! 🌍📊

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    22nd Jan., 2026 - 23rd Jan., 2026
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