Sequence Analysis Association

Nanum Jeon, Trajectory-Based Causal Inference: Integrating Sequence Analysis, Clustering, and G-Computation

Yuqi Liang, Sequenzo: A High-Efficiency Python Package for Social Sequence Analysis in the Era of Big Data

Check the calendar until December 2025 here: sequenceanalysis.org/webinars/

Our webinar series re-starts tomorrow, September Thursday 18th, 4 pm CET! We will host two methodological presentation on sequence-analysis related topics, featuring www.nanumjeon.org and www.yuqi-liang.tech/! Join us here: unige.zoom.us/j/96355670430

Wow several works using sequence analysis at IPC2025 conference this time!

If you are presenting a poster or talk using SA, tag us! We’d love to help spread the word!

#sequenceanalysis #populationstudies

Congratulations to our executive committee member and long term SA contributors @satuhelske.bsky.social for the funding of her new project !

Call for presentation!

Do you want to present and discuss your work in progress SA paper?

Contribute to our Winter 2025 Webinar Series and present your work in Dic

Info on our website sequenceanalysis.org/saa-webinar-...

Hi there we are on LinkedIn too now! Follow us on LinkedIn.com/company/sequence-analysis-association

One last Sequence Analysis webinar before summer! Join us tomorrow Thursday May 22nd at 4pm CET !

On Thursday don’t miss our last webinar of the season. 4pm CET on zoom. More info and link in our website sequenceanalysis.org

Opening talk from former sequence analysis association president @timliao.bsky.social giving a nice overview of the history of SA and of the association

We are online! Today is the day of our 1 day workshop @popassocamerica.bsky.social in Washington DC! Join us online here sequenceanalysis.org/conference/

Happening today at 4pm CET webinar on sequence analysis for large datasets with @matstud.bsky.social zoom link on our website

Our next webinar will be on March 20th at 4pm CET with a presentation from Matthias studer @matstud.bsky.social on seq analysis for large administrative data. Zoom link and more info on our website sequenceanalysis.org/webinars/

Sequence Analysis Association pre-PAA conference - Paper submission Please use this form to submit your abstract for presentation until February 15, 2025 for the Sequence Analysis Association pre-PAA conference. Conference details: - Wednesday, April 9th, 2025 - Th...

Last day to submit your paper/abstract to present in our pre PAA workshop in Washington DC.

If your instead interested in just attending the workshop stay tuned! Your are more than welcomed

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Do not forget! Tomorrow we are back with our monthly webinar. Tomorrow (Feb 13) two papers on employment and educational pathways. Don’t miss it at 4pm CET on zoom. Link on our webpage

CALL FOR PRESENTATION
Still few ways left to register your interest in presenting your sequence analysis paper/working in progress paper in our free of charge 1 day event in Washington DC on April 09 just before PAA annual meeting

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Next SAA webinar will be on Thursday Feb 13 at 4pm. Two working in progress papers on educational and occupational trajectories. More info and link zoom on sequence analysis.org/webinars

@raabm.bsky.social and I will teach an online introduction to #SequenceAnalysis in #R at @icpsrsummer.bsky.social in June 23-25, 2025. Info: web.cvent.com/event/ab4981...

Present your work at our pre PAA event on April 9 in Washington DC!!

We are organising a free of charge event all on sequence analysis.

If you want present please fill this form.

Papers both published or still in work in progress stage are welcome!

Tinyurl.com/seqanalysis2025

Next Week on Thursday Jan 16th at 4 pm CET we will back with our first webinar of the year. Info and link at sequenceanalysis.org/webinars/

Are you planning to attend PAA meeting in Washington DC? Consider to present your work in our one day workshop on sequence analysis.
Papers on both applications of SA or new approaches with SA are welcome.
The event is free of charge. More info on our website

CALL FOR PAPERS!

One day workshop on sequence analysis on April 9, 2025 in Washington DC (before the @popassocamerica.bsky.social annual meeting). Free of charge - onsite only event.

For expressing your interest in attending and/or presenting a paper: sequenceanalysis.org/conference/

Today last Sequence Analysis Webinar of 2024! As usual at 4pm CET:

Zoom link and more info at sequenceanalysis.org/webinars/

SAA members!! Remember to cast your vote at the 2024 General Assembly by Dec 20th for the presidential and EC election

(You need to access with your login details to get the link to cast your vote)

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Today Sequence Analysis Webinar at 4pm CET:
Two presentations
- Claus Hansen, Using sequence analysis in the description and analysis of short-term sickness absence – a longitudinal study.
- Han Liu, Power Dynamics in Interracial Dating Relationships.
Zoom link at sequenceanalysis.org/webinars/

SAVE THE DATE. Two webinars to close this year of the Seq Analysis online webinar series.
- Thursday Dec 12
- Thursday Dec 19
Both at 4pm CET

as usual check the website for more info and link
Sequenceanalysis.org/webinars

SAA GA and President Election: are you a registered SAA member? Check your inbox! You should have received an email about our upcoming General Election and vote for the new SA president. If you haven’t received it please update your contact info on sequenceanalysis.org -> login and cast your vote!

Sequence analysis can be about everything ! Even on Spotify wrapped

If you have any question about this do not hesitate to use the form on the website or drop us a line sequenceanalysis.org

Are you working on a paper using sequence analysis /SA related method and want to discuss some aspects of it?

Consider our webinar series "work-in-progress edition"!

Deadline for submission (for presenting Feb.-May) Jan.5th 2025.

More info and form at sequenceanalysis.org/saa-webinar-...

Great opportunity here! And if you add a little bit of sequence analysis even better (or not, ok, some bias here)