The webinar series will feature speakers actively engaged in developing novel applications of Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning techniques to advance experimental and computational structural biology and other key research areas in biology. Each presentation will be followed by a 20 minutes Q/A session.
This is a repeat webinar for the fully subscribed Getting started with impact evaluation training event. This time, there is no limit to the number of attendees, and anyone interested in impact (of research infrastructures) is welcome to join. You do not need to be part of ELIXIR.
The event will be shorter (2.5h) and less hands-on (no group work using MURAL) than the original event, yet still providing the core contents.
This workshop will provide new knowledge and skills related to impact evaluation through hands-on learning and knowledge-exchange. Learning will be facilitated by impact evaluators from the European Future Innovation System Centre.
Objectives
Gain new knowledge and skills related to impact evaluation, through hands-on learning, complemented with knowledge-exchange.
Refine the case study ideas (or 'impact challenges'), which will be taken forwards under Work Package 2 of the Strategic Implementation Study on Impact.
Partners and research groups
All Flemish universities and two Walloon universities are partners in the ELIXIR Belgium consortium, as well as VIB and Sciensano. More specifically, these are the groups within the partner institutes that provide bioinformatics infrastructure services in Belgium. The addition of new partner institutes is a decision of the ELIXIR Belgium Management Board.
Individual membership of ELIXIR Belgium
For the ELIXIR Belgium Node, we consider the following points to determine who is a member of the Node. You have to be affiliated with one of our partner organisations. Secondly, you have to be a provider or developer of bioinformatics tools or services, or be active in the fields of data management, reproducible analysis or data sharing. Moreover, you need to have a demonstrated interest in ELIXIR goals. If you are interested to join ELIXIR, e.g. in new Communities, please get in contact first.
Benefits of being a member of ELIXIR Belgium
Membership of ELIXIR Belgium leads to a number of benefits.
Last update 14 March 2022.
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