T-shirt only: We’re reopening Professor Art Reingold’s commemorative t-shirt store for a limited time! 🎉 Celebrate his remarkable career and legacy with an exclusive t-shirt designed just for this occasion. 📦 Link in bio to order! 📅 The store will close by October 25th.

Don't miss the next session of the CTML Seminar Series on October 1st, where Wenxin Zhang will discuss "Efficient Statistical Estimation for Sequential Adaptive Experiments with Implications for Adaptive Designs." This talk will take place from 12-1 PM at Berkeley Way West, 5th Floor, Room 5401.

📢 Don’t miss this session today at the ASA Biopharmaceutical Section RISW 2025! CTML Faculty Mark van der Laan, will be presenting: “The Causal Roadmap and Adaptive TMLE for ECT-Hybrid Designs” 📅 Sept 25 🕐 1:15PM – 2:30PM(EDT) Be sure to add this to your agenda if you’re attending the conference!

Thank you to our outstanding speakers & panelists for sharing their expertise at this year’s Fall Visit for the Joint Initiative for Causal Inference (JICI)! A special note of appreciation goes to CTML Leads, Maya Petersen and Mark van der Laan, for their leadership in making this event a success.

There’s still time to contribute to Professor Art Reingold’s legacy book! 📝 Please keep testimonials to 100 words or less. 📸 You may share a photo in your commemorative t-shirt, holding his graphic, or with Art. 📬 Submissions due by Sept 30: forms.gle/LY4T126cPjdq...

We are excited to announce CTML faculty, students and staff will lead roundtable discussions at the upcoming RISW (Regulatory Industry Statistic Workshop) at the ASA (American Statistical Association) conference in Rockville, Maryland! 📌 Date: September 25, 2025 📌 Time: 11:45 AM – 1:00 PM (EDT)

Mark your calendars for September 17th! The CTML Seminar Series explores “Causal Inference via Electronic Health Record Data.” This exciting talk will be led by CTML's Postdoc Zachary Butzin-Dozier from 12:00PM-1:00PM at Berkeley Way West, 5th Floor, Room 5401.

📖 The Legacy of Art Help honor Professor Art Reingold with a legacy book of memories. 📸 Share a photo with Art, in your t-shirt, or with his graphic + 📝 a testimonial by Sept 30 to this link: forms.gle/LY4T126cPjdq... Every submission adds to the story of Art’s impactful career!

The CTML Seminar Series continues on Sept 10! Join us for an exciting talk on "Machine Learning, Causal Queueing, and SiMLQ for Data Driven Simulation." Opher Baron will be presenting joint work with Zhenghang Xu. This talk will take place from 12PM-1PM at BWW, 5th Fl, Rm 5401.

Join us on Sept 3rd to kick off our Fall 2025 CTML Seminar Series! Adam Yala, Assistant Prof. in Computational Precision Health, Statistics, and Computer Science (EECS), will start our series with his talk "AI for Personalized Cancer Care." This talk will take place at 12PM at BWW, 5th Fl, Rm 5401.

CTML Postdoc Marie-Laure Charpignon will be presenting during the poster session at the upcoming ISCB Conference on Wednesday, August 27. If you are attending ISCB, be sure to stop by the session and show your support! 🎉

Final Day to Order 🎉 Join us in celebrating Professor Art Reingold’s remarkable career and legacy—our commemorative t-shirt store closes today. Secure your shirt now and take part in this special tribute!

Final Week to Order! 🎉 Don’t miss your chance to be part of the tribute to Prof. Art Reingold! Our t-shirt store closes this Friday, Aug 22—order yours today & join in celebrating his incredible career and impact! Links to online store, graphics and google form for testimony submissions in our bio 🔗

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Honoring a Global Public Health Leader: Professor Art Reingold. Join the Tribute! 🎉 1. Buy a T-shirt 👕 Online store open until August 22! Links in Bio 🔗 2. Share a Photo 📸 3. Be Part of the Legacy Book 📖 📍Submit photos & testimonies to the google form in our bio by Sept 30!

CTML GSRs Wenxin Zhang, Kaiwen Hou, and Alissa Gordon will be presenting their work next week at the 2025 Joint Statistical Meetings (JSM). Innovations in causal inference, adaptive study design, and statistical methodology will be highlighted. If you’re attending JSM—come show your support!

CTML VSR alum Carlos Meixide and CTML co-director Mark van der Laan present a new approach to causal inference. The new paper challenges the traditional assumption-based identification to what can be learned directly from observed data using implied interventions. Link in bio! 🔗

Utilizing mediation analysis methods developed by #CTML, a recent study by the #UniversityofEdinburgh in #EMBOMolecularMedicine uncovered strong biological signatures linked to ME/CFS (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome). Click the link here or scan the QR code below! 👉 www.embopress.org/doi/full/10....

CTML Faculty Laura Balzer presented her talk at the Statistical Issues in Clinical Trials conference. This conference addresses areas of biostatistical research, including conversations on how to effectively & validly implement covariate adjustment to improve statistical power in randomized trials.

Great synergy at Global Health Equity Initiative visit with Gilead Sciences on May 13! Co-moderated by Gilead's Anand Chokkalingam & UCB's Art Reingold, CTML's Dr. Maya Petersen spoke during “Optimizing Industry-Academic Partnerships to Advance Global Public Health” panel.

Thank you to all the incredible presenters who made the Biostatistics Research Showcase such a success! We were thrilled to feature 10 lightning talks and 9 poster presentations. A heartfelt thank you to all the students, faculty, and staff who attended and supported the event. #CTML #ucberkeley

CTML Graduate Student Researchers Kaiwen Hou, Wenxin Zhang, Kaitlyn Lee, and Sky Qiu will present their research at the 2025 American Causal Inference Conference (ACIC), taking place in Detroit, Michigan, from May 13 to 16. #BerkeleyCTML #ACIC2025

Stay for the Biostatistics Poster Presentations on Friday, May 2, 2024, from 3:00–4:00 PM at Berkeley Way West (Room 1102)! Explore innovative research in statistical methodology and health applications from our biostatistics community. All are welcome. #UCBerkeley #CTML

Join us for the Lightning Talks session at the Biostatistics Research Showcase this Friday, May 2nd from 2:00–3:00 PM at Berkeley Way West (Room 1104)! Open to the biostatistics community. For accessibility accommodations, contact [email protected]. #BerkeleyCTML

📣 CTML Graduate Student Researchers Featured at the April 29th Frontiers in Computational Health Conference! Be sure to check out their exciting poster presentations! Their research spans causal inference, machine learning, and statistical methods—driving innovation in precision health.💡📈

Come and be part of our next seminar discussion on April 30th! Carlos García Meixide, CTML's Visiting Student Researcher, will present his talk on "Causal Inference Via Proxy Interventions." The talk will take place at 12 PM at Berkeley Way West, 5th Floor, Room 5401. #UCBerkeley #CTML #Berkeley

Come join us for our next talk in our seminar series on April 23rd. Joy Nakato, CTML GSR will present her talk at 12 PM at Berkeley Way West, 5th Floor, Room 5101 (Caravan Room). Please note the room change this week.

On April 16 our CTML Seminar Series welcomes Ellie Matthay, Assistant Professor of Population Health at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. This exciting talk will take place at 12:00PM at Berkeley Way West, 5th Floor, Room 5401. Speaker will be presenting remotely.*

Calling Berkeley Biostatistics students, postdocs & staff! Join us for the Biostatistics Research Showcase! Visit our website for more details on presentation formats 👉 ctml.berkeley.edu/5225-biostat... 📣 Want to present? Email Jessica Angell ([email protected]) by Friday, April 11th.

CTML graduate researchers Kaitlyn Lee, Alissa Gordon, and Wenxin Zhang will present at the 2025 European Causal Inference Meeting (EuroCIM) in Ghent, Belgium, from April 8–11. Attendees are encouraged to engage with their work and connect with CTML. #EuroCIM2025 #berkeleyctml #Causalinference

Join us next week for another exciting talk in our CTML Seminar Series! CTML GSR, Kirsten Landsiedel will be presenting her talk on "Improving the Efficiency of Estimators for Survival in Resampling Designs." This talk will take place on April 9th at 12PM at BWW, 5th Fl, Rm 5401. #BerkeleyCTML

Our CTML Seminar Series continues on April 2nd with an exciting talk led by CTML GSR Nolan Gunter on "Improving Finite Sample Performance in Auto-Debiased Causal Neural Networks with RieszDragon." Don't miss this talk taking place at 12:00PM at Berkeley Way West, 5th Fl, Rm 5401.

CTML's graduate researchers will be presenting at the 2025 ENAR Conference! Sky Qiu & Kirsten Landsiedel will deliver their presentations during the conference's contributed session, while Nolan Gunter will showcase his work in the conference's poster session. #ENAR2025 #BerkeleyCTML

Happening This Week!🌟Join us for an engaging session with leading biostatistics experts. Get to know them before the event 🔗 ctml.berkeley.edu/31925-biosta... Date: Wednesday, March 19th Time: 12:00pm-1:30pm (12pm sharp) Location: Berkeley Way West, Rm 5401

Big Give Is Almost Over! 🚨 There’s still time to support @berkeleyctml.bsky.social’s graduate students as they develop cutting-edge research in causal inference and machine learning to improve public health. 💙💛 Donate today! give.berkeley.edu/fund/FN4309000 #CalBigGive #BerkeleyCTML

Big Give Starts Today at 9 PM! Support the Future of Public Health Innovation by donating to CTML! 💡Your gift today directly supports the students driving these innovations. Be part of the global impact and support our future public health leaders—donate today! 🎉 give.berkeley.edu/fund/FN4309000

Don't miss the next session of the CTML Seminar Series on March 12, where Karissa Huang & Philip Lee will discuss "Surrogate Modeling for Infectious Disease Dynamics Using Machine Learning." This talk will take place from 12:00PM-1:00PM at Berkeley Way West, 5th Floor, Room 5401.

🌟 Big Give, UCB's annual fundraiser, is next week on 3/13! Today, we’re spotlighting Wendy, a CTML Biostatistics PhD student! Our GSRs are leading the way—join us in supporting their work on March 13th! 💙 #BigGive #CTML #UCBerkeley

@berkeleyctml.bsky.social Seminar Series continues on March 5th! Join us for an exciting talk on "The Object Bagplot for Non-Euclidean Spaces: A Visualization and Outlier Detection Tool for Hyperbolic Data" by CTML GSR Andy Kim. Time: 12 - 1 PM Location: Berkeley Way West, 5th Floor, Room 5401.

Join us on Wednesday, March 19 for an engaging Biostatistics Career Panel! This panel will feature professionals from industry, academia, and government, all sharing their experiences and insights on navigating a career in biostatistics. #Biostatistics #CareerPanel #Networking #BerkeleyCTML

CTML GSR Kaitlyn Lee will be presenting twice on her work, "RieszBoost: Gradient Boosting for Riesz Regression." Her 1st presentation will take place at the CAMSE-CLIMB Mini-Conference, followed by a 2nd presentation at the CTML Seminar Series. Don't miss this opportunity to check out her research!

Real world data (RWD) analyses need diverse expertise in medicine/stats/causality. As a result, RWD causal analysis is slow and prone to error. AI tools can help. Perspective in NEJM AI w/Maya Petersen, @amalaa.bsky.social, Chris Holmes, Mark van der Laan ai.nejm.org/stoken/defau...