The Dynamic Modeling Lab (DML) develops and evaluates statistical tools that allow social science researchers to investigate processes as they unfold over time. DML is led by Ellen Hamaker.
DML is part of the Department of Methodology and Statistics, Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, at Utrecht University, the Netherlands.
News
| 13-12-2024 | You can now register for the October 2025 edition of e-learning course Modeling the dynamics of intensive longitudinal data! |
| 01-10-2024 | Paper out: How to measure and model personality traits in everyday life… by Pia Andresen, Noémi Schuurman and Ellen Hamaker. |
| 10-06-2024 | Pre-print out: Daily dynamics and weekly rhythms… by Manuel Haqiqatkhah and Ellen Hamaker. |
| 10-05-2024 | Pre-print out: …How to deal with the night gap problem in ESM data by Sophie Berkhout, Noémi Schuurman and Ellen Hamaker. |
Agenda
| 21-01-2025 | Jeroen Mulder in panel session on “How do you, as a scientist, find the right experts for science communication?” at Wetenschnapps XXL 25, hosted by Utrecht University. |
| 16-04-2025 | Ellen Hamaker will present online for Quantitative Area Brownbag hosted by the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. |
| 15 & 16 May 2025 | Online workshop on time series analysis for intensive longitudinal data by Noémi Schuurman for GESIS |
| May 2025 | Ellen Hamaker is keynote speaker at the Society of Ambulatory Assessment conference in Leuven, Belgium. |
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Software, tutorials, and exercises provided by our lab.
Online and in-person training offered by our lab.
Journal articles and pre-prints from our lab.