2026 SC2 Student Conference
Call for Posters
Graduate students and postdocs are invited to submit a talk title and abstract for consideration by Monday, October 20. Selected submissions will be invited to participate as either oral presentations or posters.
Submit an abstract
Join us for a one-day conference hosted by the Stanford Causal Science Center (SC²), bringing together our community to explore the breadth of work in causal inference, spark new connections, and help chart the path forward.
The program will feature graduate students and postdocs presenting both cutting-edge methods and real-world applications through a dynamic mix of 15-minute talks and a poster session.
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