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SUMMARY:Collaboratieve workshops: Science for policy
DESCRIPTION:On 16 September\, 30 September and 14 October\, NWO is organising three collaborative workshops for the NWA Call ‘Science for policy’. Knowledge from research is essential for effective policy\, but is not always optimally used or complemented by new insights. This NWA programme focuses on strengthening and improving the interaction between knowledge and policy. \n\n\n\n\n\nAim of the Call\nThe purpose of this NWA programme is to investigate how knowledge from research can be optimally used by the government. This helps to better understand complex societal issues\, tackle them more effectively and efficiently and learn from this deployment. For this purpose\, current and possible new forms of interaction between the worlds of knowledge and policy are examined. It also examines how these forms of cooperation can be strengthened and what this should yield: better utilisable knowledge and better knowledge utilisation.  \n  \nCollaborative workshop 1 \nDate: 16 September 2025\, 12.00-17.00\nLocation: Jaarbeurs Utrecht \nCollaborative workshop 2\nDate: 30 September 2025\, 12.00-17.00 hours\nLocation: Jaarbeurs Utrecht \nCollaborative workshop 3 \nDate: 14 October 2025\, 12.00-17.00\nLocation: Jaarbeurs Utrecht \n\nRegistration: open
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SUMMARY:NanoBioPhysX course
DESCRIPTION:Course outline\nAs part of the course\, participants will organize one meet-the-speaker session\, be the chair of the meeting\, and write a small popular science feature about the seminar. Scientific Communication (SciComm) to non-experts has become an important transferable skill that every scientist should master. The popular science feature is therefore aimed at the general public\, and it will communicate the research presented by the invited speaker in an accessible way. It will be sent to Resource for publication\, posted on the NanoBioPhysX club website and further publicized via social media. Furthermore\, a workshop popular science communication is organised once per year. Successful completion of the course is based on the active participation in seminars and meet-the-speaker sessions\, the organization and chairing of meet-the-speaker sessions\, and the written feature. \nThis course aims to:\nImmerse participants in an interdisciplinary scientific environment and widen their scientific horizon.\nFoster scientific discussion and develop an interdisciplinary fundamental scientific community.\nGain societal outreach experience and improve popular science writing targeted at the general public. \nTarget group\nPhD candidates working on fundamental topics (experiment or theory) within the crossover field of nanotechnology\, biology\, physics and chemistry\, interested in broadening their academic scope and societal reach.
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LOCATION:Wageningen Campus\, Droevendaalsesteeg 4\, Wageningen\, Gelderland\, 6708 PB\, Netherlands
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SUMMARY:Big Data Analysis in the Life Sciences
DESCRIPTION:Background\nTechnological and scientific advances have pushed the Life Sciences into the BIG data era. The increased volume and heterogeneity of available data challenges scientists to master techniques for comprehensive data analysis. Extracting meaningful (biological) information from large datasets is increasingly becoming a challenge in all fields of life sciences. Thus\, the ability to select and deploy analysis tools and algorithms has become an indispensable skill for all researchers. In this course\, we aim to introduce participants to techniques for comprehensive data analysis of large\, heterogeneous datasets and extract relevant information for elucidating biological design principles. The course is modular and focuses on data generation\, mining\, analysis\, data integration\, and visualization. \nTarget group\nThis course is aimed at anyone working with big datasets in the life sciences who has an interest in learning more about tools and possibilities for big data analysis. The course is introductory. \nRequired knowledge: Basic knowledge of statistics. \nPrerequisite: Experience in computer programming would be useful but is not mandatory. Computer practicals will require using R. An R tutorial will be sent in advance to ensure that all participants have the required starting level.
URL:https://graduateschool-eps.info/event/big-data-analysis-in-the-life-sciences/
LOCATION:Wageningen Campus\, Droevendaalsesteeg 4\, Wageningen\, Gelderland\, 6708 PB\, Netherlands
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