Hybrid: TRIANGEL Studio @Kronenplatz and Zoom
Jun.-Prof. Dr. Alina Roitberg, University of Stuttgart, Institute for Artificial Intelligence
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The KIT Graduate School Computational and Data Science (KCDS) at KIT Center MathSEE proudly presents: KCDS Talks, a monthly series of short lectures from basic knowledge to trending topics in computational and data science.
In April, Jun.-Prof. Dr. Alina Roitberg (University of Stuttgart - Institute for Artificial Intelligence and KIT Alumna) joins us for a talk entitled "From Representation to Action and Intention: Learning to Perceive Humans in a Changing World".
If you are a master student, a doctoral researcher or a senior researcher or just interested in the topic - join us!
(for free and without registration)
Hybrid: TRIANGEL Studio @Kronenplatz and Zoom
Dr. Martina Klose, KIT, IMKTRO
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The KIT Graduate School Computational and Data Science (KCDS) at KIT Center MathSEE proudly presents: KCDS Talks, a monthly series of short lectures from basic knowledge to trending topics in computational and data science.
In May, Dr. Martina Klose (Institute of Meteorology and Climate Research, Department Troposphere Research at KIT) joins us for a talk entitled "Impact of kilometer-scale grid resolutions on Weather and climate modeling: the example of mineral dust".
If you are a master student, a doctoral researcher or a senior researcher or just interested in the topic - join us!
(for free and without registration)
Photo of Martina Klose © Amadeus Bramsiepe
Hybrid: TRIANGEL Studio @Kronenplatz and Zoom
Dr. Anika Rohde, TransNet BW
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The KIT Graduate School Computational and Data Science (KCDS) at KIT Center MathSEE proudly presents: KCDS Talks, a monthly series of short lectures from basic knowledge to trending topics in computational and data science.
In June (watch out for the deviating date!), Dr. Anika Rohde (Energy system modeling engineer at TransNet BW and KIT alumna) joins us for a talk entitled "Bridging Science and Industry: A Scientist's Path to Electricity Transmission System Operator TransnetBW".
If you are a master student, a doctoral researcher, a senior researcher or just interested in the topic - join us!
(for free and without registration)
Campus South (room tbd)
Verena Landgrebe, Patrizia Köhler, KIT, Human Resources Development and Vocational Training (PEBA)
As part of a personal roadmap, you have the opportunity to consciously reflect on your current professional and private situation. You will look at your personal goals and wishes and derive concrete steps for your further career and skills development.
What have I already achieved? What skills particularly characterize me? What are my strengths? What is important to me?
How do I visualize a successful future?
The first aim of the event is to take a closer look at the current status quo and generate an understanding of your present situation. Taking stock in this way will help you to take a focused approach to your life and career planning, create a basis for reflection for your longer-term professional and private decisions and work on your individual areas of development in a targeted manner. In this way, you can develop goals for your further career planning from a holistic perspective and derive the first specific steps.
Please note that a career workshop cannot provide individual career counselling.
Registration
Please visit the KCDS intranet portal to register for this course.
For non-members of KCDS:
In order to be able to book the course, a KCDS guest/non-member account is necessary.
If you don't have an account yet, you can register here: Create a KCDS account to book courses
Once your account is activated by a KCDS administrator, you will be able to book the course.
Picture: Mark Konig on Unsplash
Hybrid: TRIANGEL Studio @Kronenplatz and Zoom
Lukas Frank, Deifilia To, Christian Sax, KIT
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The KIT Graduate School Computational and Data Science (KCDS) at KIT Center MathSEE proudly presents: KCDS Talks, a monthly series of short lectures from basic knowledge to trending topics in computational and data science.
In July, KCDS Fellows present their research in:
1. Neural Nets for Solving Economic Models (Lukas Frank, ECON)
2. Data driven model for weather forecasting (Deifilia To, SCC/IMKTRO)
3. Particle size reconstruction in Interferometric Particle Imaging (Christian Sax, ISTM/IANM)
If you are a master student, a doctoral researcher, a senior researcher or just interested in the topics - join us!
Hybrid: TRIANGEL Studio @Kronenplatz and Zoom
Dr. Rebekka Buse, KIT, ECON
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The KIT Graduate School Computational and Data Science (KCDS) at KIT Center MathSEE proudly presents: KCDS Talks, a monthly series of short lectures from basic knowledge to trending topics in computational and data science.
In July, Dr. Rebekka Buse (Statistical Methods & Econometrics at KIT) joins us for a talk entitled ""Econometric Methods For Dynamic Networks".
If you are a master student, a doctoral researcher, a senior researcher or just interested in the topics - join us!
(for free and without registration)
Campus South (room tbd)
Dr. Daniel Friedrich, impulsplus
This two-day on-site workshop takes place on November 21 & 22, 2024.
Content
“Do I have a plan for how to achieve my PhD? How do I define priorities and draw up a schedule? What is required for the process of writing?” A PhD project lasting a number of years will raise many questions requiring individual and tailor-made solutions.
This workshop will help you develop your individual strategy ensuring that your planning will both be effective and efficient in achieving your goal. You will not only learn more about self-management methods, but will also identify and explore external resources such as dealing with the expectations of others and receiving active support from your supervisors.
Registration
Please visit the KCDS intranet portal to register for this course.
For non-members of KCDS:
In order to be able to book the course, a KCDS guest/non-member account is necessary.
If you don't have an account yet, you can register here: Create a KCDS account to book courses
Once your account is activated by a KCDS administrator, you will be able to book the course.
Picture: Mindspace Studio on Unsplash
Campus South (room tbd)
Dr. Daniel Friedrich, impulsplus
This two-day on-site workshop takes place on November 21 & 22, 2024.
Content
“Do I have a plan for how to achieve my PhD? How do I define priorities and draw up a schedule? What is required for the process of writing?” A PhD project lasting a number of years will raise many questions requiring individual and tailor-made solutions.
This workshop will help you develop your individual strategy ensuring that your planning will both be effective and efficient in achieving your goal. You will not only learn more about self-management methods, but will also identify and explore external resources such as dealing with the expectations of others and receiving active support from your supervisors.
Registration
Please visit the KCDS intranet portal to register for this course.
For non-members of KCDS:
In order to be able to book the course, a KCDS guest/non-member account is necessary.
If you don't have an account yet, you can register here: Create a KCDS account to book courses
Once your account is activated by a KCDS administrator, you will be able to book the course.
Picture: Mindspace Studio on Unsplash
Campus South (room tbd)
Dr. Carsten Rohr, Soft Skills in Hard Science
This two-day on-site workshop takes place on Januar 13 & 14, 2025.
Content
Publications of research results is the currency in modern science. It might not be your favourite occupation, but it is a decisive one, strongly determining your future research and career opportunities. In this course, you will be introduced to the process of writing a scientific paper. In order to deepen and apply this knowledge, you will also actually produce a manuscript based on your research data (and one that might serve as the foundation for a journal submission). Questions about other forms of text like conference papers can also be discussed.
A-Z of scientific writing
Developing a clear main message
Priority setting in the writing process
Structure and logical flow of the text
Create meaningful graphics
Memorable introduction and abstract
How to develop a daily writing routine
Efficient communication with co-authors
Plus: Writing with AI tools
Please note: Given that this is a hands-on online-workshop, you need some (analysed) data that can serve as the foundation for a journal article. Please also bring some scientific texts written by you (e.g. Bachelor or Master thesis, as well as any published or upcoming papers) to the workshop.
Registration
Please visit the KCDS intranet portal to register for this course.
For non-members of KCDS:
In order to be able to book the course, a KCDS guest/non-member account is necessary.
If you don't have an account yet, you can register here: Create a KCDS account to book courses
Once your account is activated by a KCDS administrator, you will be able to book the course.
Picture by Joanna Kosinska on Unsplash
Campus South (room tbd)
Dr. Carsten Rohr, Soft Skills in Hard Science
This two-day on-site workshop takes place on Januar 13 & 14, 2025.
Content
Publications of research results is the currency in modern science. It might not be your favourite occupation, but it is a decisive one, strongly determining your future research and career opportunities. In this course, you will be introduced to the process of writing a scientific paper. In order to deepen and apply this knowledge, you will also actually produce a manuscript based on your research data (and one that might serve as the foundation for a journal submission). Questions about other forms of text like conference papers can also be discussed.
A-Z of scientific writing
Developing a clear main message
Priority setting in the writing process
Structure and logical flow of the text
Create meaningful graphics
Memorable introduction and abstract
How to develop a daily writing routine
Efficient communication with co-authors
Plus: Writing with AI tools
Please note: Given that this is a hands-on online-workshop, you need some (analysed) data that can serve as the foundation for a journal article. Please also bring some scientific texts written by you (e.g. Bachelor or Master thesis, as well as any published or upcoming papers) to the workshop.
Registration
Please visit the KCDS intranet portal to register for this course.
For non-members of KCDS:
In order to be able to book the course, a KCDS guest/non-member account is necessary.
If you don't have an account yet, you can register here: Create a KCDS account to book courses
Once your account is activated by a KCDS administrator, you will be able to book the course.
Picture by Joanna Kosinska on Unsplash