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Incubator:
Causal Inference OCE Conference III

Date 09 Jun 2024

Location The David Rubenstein Forum at the University of Chicago, 1201 E. 60th Street, Chicago, IL,

Incubator:
Causal Inference OCE Conference III

Date 09 Jun 2024

Location The David Rubenstein Forum at the University of Chicago, 1201 E. 60th Street, Chicago, IL,

The UChicago Griffin Applied Economics Incubator is hosting the third Causal Inference Optimization-Conscious Econometrics (OCE) Conference at The University of Chicago campus June 7th to June 8th, 2024. Astonishing recent progress in numerical optimization presents many opportunities and challenges for modern data analysis and scientific inference. Econometrics and statistics offer a valuable angle from which to study optimization problems and, conversely, operations research offers a productive perspective from which to consider many problems in econometrics and statistics, whence the importance of fostering interactions between academic communities.

Please contact event organizer Guillaume Pouliot (guillaumepouliot@uchicago.edu) with programing questions or Diane Blair (Dianeblair@uchicago.edu) regarding logistics.

Speakers

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Guillaume A. Pouliot

University of Chicago

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Jesus Fernández-Villaverde

University of Pennsylvania

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Jose Blanchet

Stanford University

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Lynda Khalaf

Carleton University

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Michael Jordan

University of California, Berkeley

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Matias Cattaneo

Princeton University

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José Luis (Pepe) Montiel Olea

Cornell University

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Pierre Jacob

ESSEC Business School

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Rahul Mazumder

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Yves Atchade

Boston University

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Arthur Owen

Stanford University

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Yongchan Kwon

Columbia University

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Tengyuan Liang

University of Chicago

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Ulrich Mueller

Princeton University

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Blaise Melly

University of Bern

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Fedor Iskhakov

ANU College of Business and Economics

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Nicole Immorlica

Microsoft Research

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Ian Foster

University of Chicago

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Molly Offer-Westort

University of Chicago

Agenda

Friday, June 7th

8:00–8:20am

Registration and breakfast

8:25–8:30am

Opening remarks

8:30–9:15am

Pepe Montiel, Cornell University

9:15–10:00am

Jose Blanchet, Stanford University

10:00–10:45am

Matias Cattaneo, Princeton University

11:00–11:45am

Pierre Jacob, ESSEC Business School, Paris, France

11:45–12:30am

Yves Atchade', Boston University

12:30–1:40pm

Lunch

2:45–3:30pm

Michael Jordan, University of California, Berkeley

3:30–4:00pm

Break

4:00–4:45pm

Ulrich Mueller, Princeton University

4:45–5:30pm

Guillaume Pouliot, University of Chicago

Conference adjourns

Saturday, June 8th

8:00–8:30am

Breakfast

8:30–9:15am

Tengyuan Liang, University of Chicago

9:15–10:00am

Lynda Khalaf, Carleton University

10:00–10:45am

Yongchan Kwon, Columbia University

10:45–11:00am

Break

11:00–11:45am

Rahul Mazumder, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

11:45–1:30am

Tim Christensen, University College London

12:30–1:15pm

Lunch

2:00–2:45pm

Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde, University of Pennsylvania

Closing Remarks

2:45–3:30pm

John Rust, Georgetown University

1:40–2:00am

Flashtalk

Jose Blanchet: Optimal Transport Methods in Distributionally Robust Optimization