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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.
URL:https://graduateschool-eps.info/event/nanobiophysx-course/
LOCATION:Wageningen Campus\, Droevendaalsesteeg 4\, Wageningen\, Gelderland\, 6708 PB\, Netherlands
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SUMMARY:No Frontiers in Microbial Ecology: The role of microbiomes in a sustainable future for our planet
DESCRIPTION:Scope\nMicrobial communities are vital to life on Earth. These “invisible creatures” catalyze global elemental cycles\, regulate climate\, and support human and environmental health and thereby play a critical role in mitigating climate change\, ensuring sustainable food and energy production as well as sustainable industrial production. \nThis one-week course explores the dynamic interplay between microbiomes and their environments\, focusing on their contributions to sustainability. Participants will tackle critical questions: How do microbial communities influence climate regulation\, nitrogen and carbon cycling\, and how they play in mitigating or exacerbating climate change? How can microbiomes support sustainable agriculture by enhancing soil fertility and health\, improving crop resilience\, and reducing reliance on chemical inputs? What potential do microbial ecosystems hold for sustainable energy production\, while minimizing environmental impacts? How can microbiome science be applied to solve challenges in waste management and resource conservation? How can we steer microbiomes to reach these goals? It may not give clear answers\, but lots of new ideas\, insights\, perspectives\, friends and research directions\, we expect. More than enough reasons to participate in this course! \nCourse set-up\nThe course is composed of a series of lectures\, subsequent discussions\, working group activities\, and poster sessions. The course will start on Sunday in the late afternoon (4 PM) with welcome drinks\, a dinner\, and poster pitches.
URL:https://graduateschool-eps.info/event/no-frontiers-in-microbial-ecology-the-role-of-microbiomes-in-a-sustainable-future-for-our-planet/
LOCATION:Parkhotel De Bosrand\, Bosrand 28\, Ede\, 6718 ZN\, Netherlands
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