The conference is devoted to research addressing methods and applications of research syntheses (including systematic reviews and meta-analyses), as well as Big Data analyses (including large data sets, intensive longitudinal data, and machine learning) in psychology and related fields.
Invited keynote speakers for Big Data are:
- Margaret Kern, University of Melbourne, Australia
- Carolin Strobl, University of Zurich, Switzerland
Invited keynote speakers for Research Synthesis are:
- Avi Kluger, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
- Frank Renkewitz, Helmut Schmidt University, Germany
- Gerta Rücker, University of Freiburg, Germany
Authors who wish to present at this conference are invited to submit a structured abstract via the conference website. Presentations can include both applications as well as methodological innovations. Structured abstracts should contain between 350 and 1.000 words and should encompass information on each of the following headings:
(a) Background,
(b) Objectives,
(c) Research question(s) and / or hypothesis/es,
(d) Method / approach,
(e) Results / findings (expected),
(f) Conclusions and implications (expected).
The conference is planned to be an on-site event, but will change to a virtual conference if this will be necessary. The decision on that shall be made early next year (i.e., end of January, 2021).
The deadline for submitting structured abstracts is December 31, 2020. For more information, visit the conference website .