This three-day workshop will take place in the De Brug building of the University of Amsterdam, on 16-18 October, 2024. The event will gather statisticians, mathematicians and social scientists around the theme of Bayesian statistical methods for the social sciences. This area has been growing rapidly in the past decade, and the speakers will include some of the leading researchers in the area from around the world.

It is the second edition of the workshop. The first edition was held in Paris in October 2022 and was a great success.

The first day of the workshop, 16 October 2024, will consist of introductory tutorial sessions. Days 2 and 3 will consist of talks and posters on cutting-edge research in the area.

New: the deadline for the call for posters is postponed until September 20th!!

Registration is still possible, until the beginning of the workshop.

Registration is now open. Please fill in the form accessible from the Registration tab in the left menu. To register, you need to have or create an account on SciencesConf *.

Registration will then be confirmed by the payment of registration fees of:

• 25€ if you wish to attend the tutorial sessions on October 16 only (same rate for all participants),
• 25€ to attend the whole conference -- Master's and PhD students rate,
• 50€ to attend the whole conference -- rate for all other participants (except speakers, whose registration fees are waived).

These fees cover attendance at talks and poster sessions, as well as coffee breaks. To proceed with the payment, please go to this webpage.

Note that the email that you will receive only acknowledges administrative registration, and participation will only be guaranteed once the fees are paid.

Participants must abide by ISBA's code of conduct.

*SciencesConf is a French conference management web platform, run by academic institutions. Attention: if you receive an error message like 'invalid token' or 'this page does not exist' when creating your account, please keep going with the registration: your account has been created successfully, and you can then log in to the website by clicking 'Login'.

A poster session will be held during the last 2 days of the workshop. To submit a poster, please log in to SciencesConf, then complete the form behind the "My submissions" tab in the left column.

Applications are open until September 20th, 2024.

• Monica Alexander
• Nial Friel
• Henrik Godmann
• Pierre Latouche
• Maarten Marsman
• Adrian Raftery
• Robin Ryder
• Amandine Véber
• Eric-Jan Wagenmakers

The French institute of Mathematics for Planet Earth and the Social and Behavioral Data Science Centre of the University of Amsterdam.

This workshop is endorsed by the International Society for Bayesian Analysis.