Bringing young computational biologists together.
Date and location Date: Thursday July 6 2017 14h-18h et Friday 7 July 2017 9h-17h Location: INRIA Lille Calendar Registration open : March 1st Abstract calls open : March 24 Abstract calls close : May 21 Abstract acceptance notification : June 1st Abstract calls Submissions from master students...
BioSB page: http://biosb.nl/education/course-portfolio/course-kick-start-r/ Date 19 May 2017 – registration is open! Venue Room to be announced, VU University Amsterdam, De Boelelaan 1081, 1081HV Amsterdam Route descriptions: English & Dutch Goal The goal of this kick-start course is to: Introduce...
We are organising Reproducible research seminar in May 2017. Three speakers will train us to improve skills to make our research reproducible. Young researchers and (BSc, MSc and PhD) students are welcome to join!! Date 16th...
BioSB HotTopics: ONT Nanopore sequencing April 20, 2017, TU Delft Nanopore sequencing has been revolutionizing the sequencing arena for the last few years. The last decade, sequencing went from highly-specialized to a commodity product...
We had very variable days in Lunteren for PhD retreat and BioSB 2017. YoungCB organised several events (listed below) during those days. We thank your participations and hope you all had a great...
byteMAL is organising an anual conference will be held in Maastricht on 23rd June, 2017! Prof. Dr. Kevin Burrage, Prof. Dr. Michel Dumontier and Prof. Dr. Piet van der Graaf will give keynote presentations....
We are pleased to announce Soft Skills Event 2017. Two speakers will train us to improve networking and presentation skills in science. Yougn researchers and (BSc, Msc and PhD) students are welcome to join!! Date...
Date June 26 – 30 2017, in Wageningen, Registration is not open!! enrollment form Venue Wageningen UR, FORUM building (room C0211, practicals in room PC0629) Route & travel information Tutors Jaap Molenaar (WUR), Natal...
The majority of PhD’s and Postdocs will pursuit a career outside academia, but making this transition can be quite a challenge. Why? Because the way PhD’s present themselves often do not correspond with what...