AQMeN - Applied Quantitative Methods Network

Videos and Presentations from AQMeN events

This section of the website provides videos and materials from previous AQMeN lectures and local seminars. To view the materials click on the relevant heading.

Annual Lectures

  • The Dynamics of Population Large and Small
    Professor Phil Rees, University of Leeds
    (December 2009, RSE Edinburgh)
  • Statistics: The Science of the Individual
    Professor David Hand, Imperial College London
    (February 2011, RSE Edinburgh)
  • Heterogeneous Agents, Sociat Interactions and Causal Inference
    Stephen W. Raudenbush, Lewis-Sebring Distinguished Service, Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Chicago
    (March 2012, The Merchants' Hall, Edinburgh)

AQMeN Knowledge Exchange Lecture Series

  • Some Uses (and abuses!) of Regression
    Professor John Curtice, University of Strathclyde
    (August 2010, University of Strathclyde)
     
  • Modelling Contexuality and Heterogeneity with Multilevel Models
    Professor Kelvyn Jones, University of Bristol
    (September 2010, Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh)
  • Longitudinal Research and Ethnic Group Comparisons, Challenges, Findings and Future Possibilities
    Professor Lucinda Platt, Institute of Education, London
    (February 2011, University of Stirling)
  • Drugs, Lost Villages and Bank Failure: Multidimensional Scaling to the Rescue
    Professor Tony Coxon, University of Cardiff
    (March 2011, University of Edinburgh)
  • Understanding Social Mobility
    Professor Ian Deary, University of Edinburgh
    (September 2011, University of Glasgow)
  • A New View of the Irish Famine through GIS and GWR
    Professor Stewart Fotheringham, University of St Andrews
    (December 2011, University of Dundee)

ESRC Festival of Social Science Events

  • The Changing Face of Scotland
    Various speakers and workshops
    (March 2010, Sensation Science Centre, Dundee)
  • Evaluating the Effectiveness of Public Services
    Various speakers
    (November 2011, Royal Society of Edinburgh, Edinburgh)

Local AQMeN Edinburgh Events

  • Age and Fertility: Can women wait until their early thirties to try for a first birth?
    Professor John W. 'Mac' McDonald, Institute of Education London
    (January 2011, University of Edinburgh)
  • The Use of Technology in Teaching Quantitative Methods
    Various speakers and workshops
    (January 2011, University of Edinburgh)
  • Talk about Revolutions: The changing face of data dissemination in the 21st Century
    Dr. Steven Rodgers, ONS Data Visualisation Centre
    (February 2011. University of Edinburgh)
  • Comparing Regression Coefficients between Models using Logit and Probit:
    A New Method
    Professor Richard Breen, Yale University
    (June 2011, University of Edinburgh)
  • MANTRA - Effecting Culture Change in Research Data Management through Online Training
    (October 2011, University of Edinburgh)
  • Examining patterns of police reporting amongst victims of partner abuse: analysisof the SCJS 2008/09 
    Sarah MacQueen and Dr Paul Norris 
    (December 2011, University of Edinburgh)
Presentations from Training Events
  • How Long Will Scottish Babies Live? - 1 day workshop on Life Tables
    Emeritus Professor Phil Rees, University of Leeds
    (December 2009, University of Edinburgh)
  • Data Collection seminar introducing large-scale Scottish Datasets
    Various speakers
    (May 2010, Edinburgh Napier University)
  • Introduction to Advanced Quantitative Techniques
    Various speakers
    (May 2010, Edinburgh Napier University)
  • Introduction to Multidimensional Scaling
    Professor Tony Coxon, Cardiff University)
    (March 2011, University of Edinburgh)
  • Graphs and Graphical Representation: Getting a bit more out of Stata Graphics
    Professor Vernon Gayle, University of Stirling
    (August 2011, University of Stirling)

Other Events

  • AQMeN Introductory Seminar
    Dr. Helen Brown and Heather Thomson, AQMeN, University of Edinburgh
    Presented at institutions across Scotland

    In the initial phase of AQMeN we have visited HE institutions and organisations across Scotland introducing AQMeN and inviting feedback about the types of training and events that people would like us to provide.  The slides from these seminars are available below.  If you would like us to visit your organisation to run a seminar please contact info@aqmen.ac.uk.

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  • Multilevel (Mixed) Models and their Application in the Social Sciences and Medicine
    Dr. Helen Brown, AQMeN, University of Edinburgh
    (November 2010, Aberdeen)
     

    Presentation to the local Aberdeen group of the RSS.

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