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ORION: Open Science and your research

This interactive workshop will be an introduction to Open Science is and why it is needed. There will be an overview of the main areas of Open Science: Open Access, Open Data, Public Engagement, practical tips, and engaging activities.

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Covariance-based sparse estimation with applications to channel sounding and massive random access for IoT applications

Consider the following problem: we observe multiple noisy samples from a random vector which can be represented as the linear combination of a small ...

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A Brief Introduction to Multi-Armed Bandit Problem

Multi-armed bandit (MAB) is a class of sequential optimization problems, where in successive rounds a gambler pulls an arm from a given ...

Science visualization

In the past years, I taught data visualization to hundreds of scientists. A few tips and tricks to increase readability and effectiveness of data figures are summarized here.

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How to see Ghosts, think like a Molecule and communicate Science

Every stage of a researcher's career is built on foundations of writing and other forms of communication, yet this topic is ...

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Cross-species integration of data and text

Methodological advances have in recent years given us unprecedented information on the molecular details of living cells ...

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Machine learning for geographically differentiated climate change mitigation

Methodological advances have in recent years given us unprecedented information on the molecular details of living cells ...

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Machine Learning approaches to authorship disambiguation

Methodological advances have in recent years given us unprecedented information on the molecular details of living cells ...

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How machine learning has transformed genetics

Sequencing of the human genome is one of the best known scientific achievements of the
past decades ...

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Digital transformation of urban water systems: smart meters and data-driven approaches for informed demand management strategies

Planning and management strategies for urban water systems are key for meeting future demands under population growth, urbanization, changing socio-economic conditions, emerging technologies, and climate change ...

01.04. - 31.05.2019

How to give a good scientific talk

In this workshop you will be given tools on how to structure your talk, present, appear as a speaker and design slides.

28.03. - 30.03.2019

Hotel Döllnsee

HEIBRiDS Retreat 2019

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1. The Integrated Positioning System - from science to market and back 2. Scalable Processing of Scientific Data in the Age of Data Science

Planning and management strategies for urban water systems are key for meeting future demands under population growth, urbanization, changing socio-economic conditions, emerging technologies, and climate change ...

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1. Permafrost is warming at a global scale: a data science approach 2. Digitalization of Smart Buildings: Digital twins, Internet of Things and Algorithms (copy 2)

Permafrost warming has the potential to amplify global climate change, because when frozen sediments thaw it unlocks soil organic carbon ...

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Predicting future earthquakes ground-shaking and damages

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1. Solar cells, optical simulations and big data 2. Mosaics in Big Data: Stratosphere, Apache Flink, and Beyond

Photovoltaics is the fastest growing technology for sustainable electricity generation. For further growth of the technology, high power conversion efficiencies are required...

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1. Data pipelines in multi-messenger and time-domain astronomy 2. Machine Learning for Biomedical Research at WBI

Observational astronomy has expanded over the last decade to include two major new
varieties: time-domain and multi-messenger astronomy...

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1. Machine Learning for understanding tumour evolution 2. Binning directories: An efficient data structure to query kmers in partitioned string sets

Cancers are characterised by ubiquitous somatic alterations, including single-nucleotide variants (SNVs), short insertions and deletions, structural variants and somatic copy-number alterations (SCNAs)...

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