Two exciting PhD positions in Bayesian network psychometrics are up for grabs 🥳

🚨⚡️ PhD Position at the COPE lab: 1 | We are hiring & looking for someone interested in longitudinal modeling, EMA, & networks to investigate psychopathological mechanisms during the pandemic. Come work with us at Modum Bad Hospital & University of Oslo! finn.no/job/fulltime/a…

Registration for the 2023 edition of the Winter Workshop on Complex Systems is open! The deadline for applications is on October 10th. Find practical information and apply on: wwcs2023.github.io We hope to see you at our beautiful venue in Amsterdam (in picture)!

Next up we have Karoline Huth from The Centre for Urban Mental Health "Environmental influences & subgroup differences in alcohol use disorder & depression" This work focuses particularly on ethnic & socioeconomic factors #ICoUMH

Current network modelling approaches need to consider proper uncertainty quantification, for example, through adopting the Bayesian framework, says Karoline Huth #ICoUMH

Bayesian Analysis of Cross-sectional Networks: A Tutorial in R and JASP osf.io/ub5tc/

It's today! It's today! 📢📢APPLICATIONS ARE OFFICIALLY OPEN📢📢 You can find the application form on our website (wwcs2024.github.io/application/). Applications will be open until October 20th.

Day 1 complete! @DrPaulBehrens gave a fantastic keynote on understanding our interconnected crises from a complex systems perspective. After lunch in the Amsterdam sun UvA Institute for Advanced Study, our 40 amazing participants brainstormed projects to work on. We're excited about what lies ahead!

Day 2 complete! Detlef van Vuuren & Irene Monasterolo gave fantastic keynotes on mitigation modelling and climate stress tests, followed by a panel discussion w Anne Kervers, @ErnstKuiper, E. van der Linden, & E. Fantozzi. Slides will be shared soon :) We're excited for tomorrow!

Day 5 completed! On the final day, our participants presented the projects they had been working on all week. Seeing the progress and excitement was a great way to end a deeply inspiring week. Thank you all! We'll definitely be running the event again next year, so stay tuned!

This January, we’ll spend a week in the mountains of Lombardia, Italy, at the beautiful Rifugio Madonna delle Nevi. The stunning landscapes will enhance our immersion in the diverse topics of Complexity Science. Fingers crossed for snow! 🏔️ Check it out! madonnadellenevibg.it