
On 1 March 2024 Felix Clouth defended his thesis: Latent Class Models for Causal Inference at the university of Tilburg. Read more
On 1 March 2024 Felix Clouth defended his thesis: Latent Class Models for Causal Inference at the university of Tilburg. Read more
On 9 February 2024 Anton Olsson-Collentine defended his thesis: Well-reasoned and arbitrary decisions: Investigating how and why research outcomes vary in psychology at the university of Tilburg. Read more
On 25 October 2023 Merle Pittelkow defended her thesis Assessing Evidence and Uncertainty: Informed Decision Making in Regulatory Drug Approval and Replication Target Selection, at the University of Groningen. Read more
On 7 July 2023 Damiano D’Urso defended his thesis Safeguarding psychological measurement: psychometric approaches to correct for test and agreeing bias, at Tilburg University. Read more
We can look back at an inspiring and very enjoyable Summer Conference 2023. Many thanks to the organising team at Tilburg University and the IOPS members who contributed to the conference by presenting their work. All of which were greatly appreciated.
The next Winter conference will take place in Amsterdam from 20-21 December. Save the date!
On 15 May 2023 Marvin Neumann defended his thesis Overcoming algorithm aversion in personnel selection and admissions decisions, at the University of Groningen. Read more
On 2 June 2023 Sanne Smid defended her thesis Bayesian SEM with Small Samples: Precautions and Guidelines, at the Utrecht University. Read more
We’re pleased to announce the IOPS Summer Conference, which will be hosted by the Tilburg University this year. The conference will include presentations from our PhD members, opportunities for networking and socializing and a keynote talk from Joris Mulder. Read more.
On 6 March 2023 Angelika Stefan defended her thesis Bayesian Power, at the University of Amsterdam. Read more.
On 22 December 2022, Sebastian Castro-Alvarez has defended his thesis: Chronicle of Measurement Unforetold: Measurement models for intensive longitudinal data. Read more.