Events

Host: Kirsten Kelleher Location: online

Transferable Skills Course: Statistical Literacy

Enables Life Scientists to Understand the Purpose and Uses of Classical Statistics as an Integral Part of the Scientific Method [more]

Transferable Skills Course Online: Deep Reading

Teaches Participants Fast and Effective Reading of Scientific Literature [more]

Transferable Skills Course Online: Career Planning for Scientists

The goal of the workshop is to encourage PhD students in making decisions with respect to their careers. Open to scientists of the MPIMG. [more]

Short webinar: Introduction to Data Analysis, Visualization and Computational Biology with MATLAB

  • Date: Feb 9, 2021
  • Time: 01:00 PM - 03:30 PM (Local Time Germany)
  • Speaker: Philip Laserstein
  • Dr. Philip Laserstein is part of the Academic Customer Success team at MathWorks, which helps academics integrate MATLAB and Simulink in their teaching and research. Prior to his role at MathWorks, Philip was working as a Neuroscience PhD student at the Max-Planck Institute for Brain Research in Frankfurt where he was exploring the biological structures of neuronal networks in mammalian brains. 
  • Location: online
  • Host: Kirsten Kelleher
  • Contact: kelleher@molgen.mpg.de
The webinar is tailored for researchers who want to learn about or get up to speed with programming and Computational Biology. [more]

Transferable Skills Course: Data Analysis with R

Enables Life Scientists to Effectively and Rapidly Analyze Their Data Using the R Software Package [more]

Transferable Skills Course: Data Visualization with R

The Data Visualization workshop is divided into two distinct parts – principles and applications. [more]

Transferable Skills Course Online: Deep Reading

Teaches Participants Fast and Effective Reading of Scientific Literature [more]

Transferable Skills Course Online: Project Management for Scientists

  • fully booked
  • Start: Jun 1, 2021
  • End: Jun 2, 2021
  • Speaker: Katja Wolter
  • Katja Wolter M.A. studied Business Administration at the University of Applied Sciences Stralsund and John-Moores-University in Liverpool (England). She was working in Finance for an international Company in Frankfurt am Main, Consultant of the Administrative Director of Rundfunk Berlin Brandenburg (rbb), Director of Finance and Controlling at Deutsche Entertainment AG in Berlin and in a Project Management Organisation in the field of Biotechnology. Since 2013 she is Head of Steinbeis Research Center – Institute of Resource Development, Greifswald.
  • Location: online
  • Host: Kirsten Kelleher
  • Contact: kelleher@molgen.mpg.de
Gives scientists the background knowledge and tools to apply project management principles to their doctoral research projects [more]

Transferable Skills Course: Networking

  • Fully booked
  • Date: Sep 21, 2021
  • Speaker: Michael Gordian
  • Dr. Michael Gordian is a trainer and seminar leader, specialised in communication, social skills and creative thinking. He trains team leaders and high potentials from various German and international companies as well as more than 12 German universities and research institutions. Above all, he is passionate about travelling, expanding his and other people's minds, juggling and designing new exciting trainings.
  • Location: online
  • Host: Kirsten Kelleher
Like it or not, building a professional network and mastering the art of smalltalk have become crucial skills for young scientists. The good news: Once you know the most important techniques and do's and dont's, it is quite easy as well as pleasant. It only takes some practice and interest in connecting with peers, colleagues and other people in meaningful way. This workshop is inspired by numerous sophisticated and creative best-practice examples from the US and England, both from academia and beyond. In this practical and interactive seminar, you will learn how to master the essentials of networking and small talk, so be ready to actively participate and exchange your ideas in the group. At the end of the training, all participants will have a toolbox with best-practice techniques, which they can practice and use on their own. [more]

Transferable Skills Course: Statistical Literacy

Enables Life Scientists to Understand the Purpose and Uses of Classical Statistics as an Integral Part of the Scientific Method [more]
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