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Summer Schools in Longitudinal Network Data Analysis & Event History Analysis (Bertinoro, Italy, June 15-26)

  • 1.  Summer Schools in Longitudinal Network Data Analysis & Event History Analysis (Bertinoro, Italy, June 15-26)

    Posted 03-28-2009 09:04
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    Dear Colleagues and Friends,

    I would like to draw your attention to the call for applications to the
    two following summer schools which will be held in the lovely medieval
    town of Bertinoro (Italy) during the third and fourth week of June, 2009:

    Summer School in Longitudinal Network Data Analysis using SIENA,
    Bertinoro, June 15-19, 2009
    A 5-days course on the application of stochastic, actor-based modeling
    principles and techniques to the analysis of longitudinal data on complete
    networks using the tools implemented in the SIENA software. The main focus
    is on the analysis of network evolution processes and processes of co-
    evolution between social networks and changeable actor attributes. The
    course is taught by Prof. Christian Steglich (University of Groningen), a
    leading authority on the statistical analysis of longitudinal networks and
    one of the key contributors to the development of SIENA.

    Summer School in Event History & Survival Analysis using STATA, Bertinoro,
    June 22-26, 2009
    Taught by Prof. Paul Allison (University of Pennsylvania), one of the
    world's leading authorities in this field, this is an applications-
    oriented course on statistical methods for the analysis of longitudinal
    data on the occurrence of events, such as births, deaths, marriages,
    divorces, arrests, promotions, residential moves, innovations,
    bankruptcies, revolutions, etc. Topics will include life tables, Kaplan-
    Meier estimation, accelerated failure-time models, hazard models,
    censoring, maximum likelihood estimation, Cox regression models, partial
    likelihood, time-dependent covariates, competing risks, repeated events,
    unobserved heterogeneity, discrete-time methods.

    The Schools, which are organized by the Management Departments of the
    University of Bologna & Forlì, are open for application to motivated PhD
    students/post-docs/faculty members from around the world. Program and
    application details can be found at the following links:

    Summer School in Longitudinal Network Data Analysis:
    http://www.sa.unibo.it/SA/SummerSchoolAnalysisNetworkDatausingSIENA.htm

    Summer School in Event History & Survival Analysis:
    http://www.sa.unibo.it/SA/SummerSchoolEventHistorySurvivalAnalysis.html

    Thank you

    Best wishes,

    Simone Ferriani



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    Simone Ferriani
    Associate Professor
    Management Department
    University of Bologna
    Via Capo di Lucca, 34
    40126 Bologna - Italia

    Tel: +390512098086
    Fax: +390516390612
    E-mail: simone.ferriani@unibo.it
    Web: www2.sa.unibo.it/docenti/simone.ferriani/