Dates

November 5 - 6, 2020

Location

Virtual Zoom Meeting

Description

Third meeting (online).

Day 1:

• Prof. Michel Nivard
  • “The application of Genomic Structural equation models to address selection bias and gene-environment correlation”
• Prof. Hans van Kippersluis
  
  • “Stop meta-analyzing, start instrumenting: Maximizing the predictive power of polygenic scores”
• Prof. Lauren Schmitz
  
  • “Methods for improving the detection and utility of G x E interactions in population data”
• Dilnoza Muslimova
  
  • “Dynamic complementarity in skill production: Evidence from genes and birth order”
• Dr. Fleur Meddens
  
  • “First insights from a GWAS of physical activity on >1 million individuals”
• Prof. Ben Domingue
  
  • “Distinguishing between interaction and dispersion effects in the analysis of gene-environment interaction”

Day 2:

• Getoar Sopa
  • “What is the confidence interval of a polygenic score?”
• Fleur Meddens
  
  • “The impact of the polygenic score construction method on the ranking of individuals in the polygenic score distribution”
• Tom Roestenberg
  
  • “Stochastic Frontier Analysis with genetic data”
• Samuel Baker
  
  • “GWAS on lesser notifiable diseases”
• Emil Normark Sorensen
  
  • “Income shocks and mental health”
• Jeremy Vollen
  
  • “Is genetic advantage concentrated among higher socioeconomic status families?” _____