going to be announced a new call for the Klaus Tschira Boost Fund with the support of the Klaus Tschira Foundation. The program strengthens excellent scientists in the Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Computer [...] and personal development. The program aims to make the career paths of (young) scientists in Germany more flexible, to accelerate careers and to promote early independence. The call aims at Postdocs . In [...] In 2023, we will fund 15 new fellows. The application deadline is March 31, 2023. All information on the requirements and application process at: https://gsonet.org/funding-programs/klaus-tschira-boost-fund/

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received the Best Paper Award . The aim of the CMSB conference series is to bring together researchers from across biological, mathematical, computational, and physical sciences who are interested in the study [...] At the 22nd International Conference on Computational Methods in System Biology ( CMSB 2024 ), September 16-18, Pisa, Italy, the paper “ Discovering Biochemical Reaction Models by Evolving Libraries ”

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received the Best Paper Award . The aim of the CMSB conference series is to bring together researchers from across biological, mathematical, computational, and physical sciences who are interested in the study [...] At the 22nd International Conference on Computational Methods in System Biology ( CMSB 2024 ), September 16-18, Pisa, Italy, the paper “ Discovering Biochemical Reaction Models by Evolving Libraries ”

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including child care The DFG Priority Programme 1158 "Antarctic Research" and the DGP place particular emphasis on the promotion and equality of women conducting research in polar regions. Like the DFG, SPP 1158 [...] e-potsdam-2022/?lang=en We would also like to refer to the photo competition announced at the polar conference (details can also be found on the conference website). Important dates: 9 March 2022 Registration [...] and equality for women and men scientists in the German science system. For this reason, at this year's Status Colloquium, which is an integral part of the 28th International Polar Conference, SPP 1158

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persist today. Furthermore, the dominance of AI and other computational (rather than “just digital”) methods narrows the scope of what is considered legitimate research in the field, limiting potential for [...] Die Referentin spricht online. Abstract: This talk revisits the concept of the “dark sides of DH” as a lens for examining persistent structural issues in digital humanities. Originally focused on neoliberalism [...] may be blinded by vocational awe—the uncritical belief in its intrinsic virtue—which can obscure systemic inequalities. These concerns, still as relevant today as when the topic of “dark sides” was first

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persist today. Furthermore, the dominance of AI and other computational (rather than “just digital”) methods narrows the scope of what is considered legitimate research in the field, limiting potential for [...] Sarah Lang (Max-Planck-Institut für Wissenschaftsgeschichte) Abstract: This talk revisits the concept of the “dark sides of DH” as a lens for examining persistent structural issues in digital humanities [...] may be blinded by vocational awe—the uncritical belief in its intrinsic virtue—which can obscure systemic inequalities. These concerns, still as relevant today as when the topic of “dark sides” was first

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