HEPP-Seminar 2024
 

Introduction to Research Software Development with MATLAB (~3h) [mehr]

It is a preventative stress management programme and is intended to support the target group in dealing with potential stress factors in a healthy and productive way. [mehr]

AI-based tools have the potential to revolutionize scientific writing and enable researchers to work more efficiently and effectively. An example is AI-powered literature search tools that substantially help researchers identify relevant articles and assess their quality, streamlining the research process. AI-based tools are a next level valuable asset for scientific writing, but researchers need to use them judiciously and with an understanding of their limitations. [mehr]

The Max Planck Society recommends that research data management and publication be made compatible with the FAIR principles. In this talk, we will present the MMD tools for metadata creation and the publication platform MetaStore available at MPCDF which purpose is to help researchers comply with these principles. [mehr]

learn about types of feedback and recognise them in typical work situations [mehr]

unterhaltsamer und staunenswerter Vortrag über eines der brennendsten Themen im Berufsalltag – Stress durch Bildschirmarbeit [mehr]

Presentation of the skills and experience appropriate to the target occupation. [mehr]

The start-up phase of the doctorate: Identifying opportunities and challenges – setting the compassDoing a doctorate is a complex and long-term project. If you plan correctly, you will be ready for an expedition on the sometimes winding paths through the world of research. [mehr]

How to start with the MPCDF systems and services [mehr]

Building potential – tapping professional pathways The transition from the doctorate to the next position is a crucial phase in your life that may have a lot of influence on your future career. But for many PhD candidates hitting the home straight and just about to finish their doctorate, it is difficult to develop a clear perspective for what should come next. [mehr]

learn about types of feedback and recognise them in typical work situations [mehr]

The Python programming language and its software ecosystem have become very popular in scientific computing for various reasons. Users not only implement prototypes for numerical experiments on small scales, but also develop parallel production codes, thereby partly replacing compiled languages such as C, C++, and Fortran. However, when following this approach it is crucial to pay special attention to performance. [mehr]

In this workshop the process of academic writing is highlighted from the first idea through the structuring and formation of the text to its completion. You engage with the content related, formal and organisational aspects of writing and train your text competency with exercises. [mehr]

Plagiarism and falsification of data by researchers have been in the news repeatedly over recent years. The internet allows knowledge to become a mobile and easily re-packaged good. Even though deliberate academic misconduct is not representative, good scientific practice presents a series of difficult questions, and nagging problems for researchers and accidental breaches can happen. [mehr]