Swiss Stata Conference 2025

Is Stata your ally for your day-to-day work?

You use or developed skills with Stata or you would like to share your results and findings with the community of users? Or you simply want to meet fellow researchers and StataCorp developers?

Join us for the Swiss Stata Conference that will take place in Switzerland
on Friday, 21 November 2025, at the University of Bern.

University of Bern

3012 BERN (SWITZERLAND)

Friday, 21 November 2025

All day, on-site (in English)

The meeting provides Stata users from across Switzerland and the world the opportunity to share experiences with the software, to present their applied research and to share information on new commands.

TICKETS ARE ALREADY AVAILABLE!

Make sure you book your place, they are limited.

For any questions or requests for information, we invite you to contact us directly at the following address: info@ritme.ch

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Exciting speakers from all over the world!

Advanced Stata users from all over the world are expected to share their best practices and insights with Stata 19. Discover the full program of insightful presentations:

Ulrich Kohler – University of Potsdam

Presentation: Step-by-step or all at once: A comparison of multilevel analysis using one-step and two-step approaches

Mark E. Schaffer – Heriot Watt University

Presentation: Testing overidentification/orthogonality conditions in Stata

Blaise Melly – University of Bern

Presentation: Causal Detailed Decomposition

Philippe Van Kerm – University of Luxembourg

Presentation: Shapley value calculations: Implementation and illustrations

Jeff Pitblado – StataCorp

Presentation: Modeling with observed and latent groups

Mukesh Kumar – Indian Institute of Technology
Vikas Poonia – Chaudhary Ranbir Singh University

Presentation: Gender norms and female well-being: An empirical examination

Menggelisha – The World Bank

Presentation: Sources of Long-Term Sustainable Growth and Productivity Developments: A Comparative Analysis, 1950-2023

Ben Jann – University of Bern

Presentation: crosswalk: A new command for fast and flexible bulk recoding

Asjad Naqvi – Austrian Institute for Economic Research

Presentation: Building a Grammar of Graphics for Stata

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More details will be revealed soon, so stay tuned! If you have a topic you’d like to present, we encourage you to submit your proposal and be part of this dynamic event.