Please join us next week Friday for our final seminar of the 2025 season! We are thrilled to be joined by Dr. Richard Riley (@richarddriley.bsky.social), a leading expert in individual participant data meta-analysis, to discuss the rationale, concepts, and pitfalls in conducting IPD syntheses.

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The next meeting of our online seminar series will be next Friday, April 18th. We're delighted to be joined by Dr. Yukiko Maeda to talk about approaches to qualitative evidence synthesis and the challenges of applying these methods in education research.

The next meeting off our online seminar series is coming up in a little over a week, on Friday March 14. We are thrilled to host Dr. Chris Cipriano (@drchriscip.bsky.social) from the Yale School of Medicine to share her work developing a living systematic review on social emotional learning.

Our online seminar series will be continuing this semester with four great speakers. The first is coming up on Friday, February 14th. Dr. Man Chen from UT Austin will be presenting her work on Adapting Methods for Correcting Selective Reporting Bias in Meta-Analysis of Dependent Effect Sizes.

Please join us this Friday (12/13) for the next installment of our online seminar series. This month, Drs. John Ferron and Megan Kirby will be sharing recent work on how to approach effect sizes and meta-analysis of single-case designs.

Interested in trying out AI for abstract screening? Check out the recording of the November @srma-sig.bsky.social seminar where @mbye.bsky.social present the AIscreenR R package. Looks very promising. www.srmasig.org/seminar/2024...

Hey folks, our seminar series is still rolling along, and we've got a great talk coming up on Friday. Dr. Mikkel Vembye will be sharing his research work on using large language models as second screeners in systematic reviews.

Important new guidance on methodology for Campbell Collaboration systematic reviews, from Ariel Aloe and colleagues onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

Our online seminar line-up for Fall 2024

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