UK Stata Conference 2026

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18: Rolling estimation methods in Stata for robust estimation of treatment effects with staggered interventions

Jeffrey Wooldridge

17: mixedpower: A new program for calculating power and sample size for longitudinal mixed models

Matthew Burnell

16: Optimal policy learning under budget and coverage constraints: A Stata implementation

Giovanni Cerulli

15: Panel-data threshold regression with interactive fixed effects

Jan Ditzen, Yiannis Karavias and Joakim Westerlund

14: A flexible Monte Carlo quantitative bias analysis for unmeasured confounding: The qbaconfound command

Rachael Hughes, Emily Kawabata, Chin Yang Shapland, Tom Palmer, David Carslake and Kate Tilling

13: From sequential binary models to first-best multinomial choice: A Stata implementation

Ricardo Mora and Yunrong Li

12: Mediation-aligned analysis with a survival outcome and missing data using med4way: Decomposing the effect of contingency management on appointment attendance through therapeutic alliance

Louise MacGregor, Kimberley Goldsmith and Nicola Metrebian

11: Introduction to explainable machine learning using Stata

Aramayis Dallakyan

10: Financial statistics in Stata

David Schenck

09: Applying topological data analysis ball mapper in Stata

Simon Rudkin and Wanling Rudkin

08: Beyond hazard ratios: Method-specific reporting for reproducible competing-risk prediction in Stata

Aisha Vayani and Mark Rutherford

07: Using large language models and coding agents to translate Stata packages: Benefits and risks

Stephen Thompson, James Carpenter, Tra My Pham, Asif Tamuri, David Fisher, David Perez-Suarez, Matteo Quartagno and Carlos Diaz Montana

06: Autonomous research agents for mathematical conjecture testing: Bridging Stata 19 and agentic AI

Prasad Kothari

05: Augmenting Stata with artificial intelligence

Miguel Portela and Tiago Tavares

04: Heteroskedasticity-consistent instrument-free inference in linear regressions with endogenous regressors

Sebastian Kripfganz and Jan Kiviet

03: Fitting the bivariate mixed Poisson regression model by maximum simulated likelihood

Stephen Jenkins and Fernando Rios-Avila

02: Bootstrapping time-dependent stationary processes

Christopher Baum and Jesus Otero

01: Writing R markdown documents in Stata

Roger Newson