13–14 April 2017 · New Brunswick, New Jersey
Polygenic Prediction and its Application in Social Science
The first annual conference bringing together social scientists and geneticists to discuss new genetic discoveries and the use of polygenic prediction in social science research.
About the conference
The conference was sponsored by the Russell Sage Foundation and held at the Rutgers University Inn and Conference Center in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Sessions covered new genetic discoveries, advances in the construction and use of polygenic indices, and examples of genetic data applied to questions in economics, sociology and psychology.
Agenda and recordings
The agenda and recorded talks from this conference will be listed here.
Other events
Summer schools, courses and the SSGAC workshop archive.