Webinar Series of the Sequence Analysis Association
The SAA is very glad to invite you to its webinar series, which proposes an online platform for people interested in the development of sequence analysis and related methods in the social sciences. The webinar offers presentations on newly published articles and on work-in-progress. It is organized by Emanuela Struffolino.
Each webinar lasts for 60–75 minutes and brings together two 20-minute presentations on a similar topic followed by 5–10 minute discussions each. At the end, 15 minutes are reserved for a general discussion on the theme.
The webinar is organized online on an approximately monthly basis on Thursdays at 4 PM CET (Central European Time).
When speakers agree, webinars are recorded and the recordings remain available to SAA members during one month after the webinar. There is no archive of the recordings.
Work-in-progress webinars are not recorded.
2026 Winter/Spring Program
January, Thursday 22nd, 4 pm CET
Carlotta Montorsi, Predicting depression in old age: combining life course data with machine learning
Zoom link: https://unige.zoom.us/j/96355670430
Megan James, Simultaneous employment and health trajectories following a period of long-term sickness in UK
Siqiao Xie, Mapping Neighborhood Patterns in the U.S. Mid-Life Mortality Crisis: a Sequence Analysis
Zoom link: https://unige.zoom.us/j/96355670430