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Welcome to the Radiomics Newsletter!
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Dear SPP-Colleagues,
As April unfurls its vibrant hues, we find ourselves in the season of growth.
Welcome to the SPP newsletter! Here, we present the latest opportunities including individual mentoring, summer school enrolment, announce upcoming workshops, reflect on the Winter Meeting, and more.
Let’s seize the opportunities to grow, learn, and connect with one another.
All the best,
Your coordination team |
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On 9 th January, the SPP Winter Meeting took place in Berlin at the Landesvertretung Baden-Württemberg, with over 50 representatives from 16 sub-projects in attendance. Prof Fabian Bamberg, the programme coordinator, extended a warm welcome to all. Dr Carmen Steinborn, representing the project coordination team, provided updates on recent activities, followed by presentations from each sub-project’s representatives presenting their latest progress. The keynote lecture, titled “Vom ‘Medical Need’ zur Innovation am Patientenbett – Neue Wege in der Medizinischen Translation”, was delivered by Prof Ralf Kindervater from BIOPRO Baden-Württemberg. He emphasised the challenges of medical translation and stressed the importance of collaboration among stakeholders. The meeting concluded with insights into upcoming events from the programme coordination team and a summary by Prof Bamberg. Attendees also enjoyed networking opportunities during the evening event, fostering deeper discussions on scientific and non-scientific topics. Check out the Radiomics website for a full recap and explore the event’s picture gallery. The presentations given are available for download by members of the sub-projects in the website’s designated members’ area. |
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Following the Winter Meeting, feedback was gathered through a survey.
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Attendees rated their satisfaction, on average, at 4.53 out of 5 stars.
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| Six out of sixteen survey participants identify themselves as Early Career Researchers. |
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Overall, respondents expressed a clear preference for holding future meetings in person. This was closely followed by a desire for a mix of physical and virtual events. Interestingly, no respondents indicated a preference for purely virtual meetings.
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Roughly one-third of the surveyed partners indicated willingness to attend gender equality measures, whether virtual or in person. Another third expressed no interest, while a few remained undecided.
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We thank all participants for their valuable time. Your input, suggestions, additional ideas, and feedback are sincerely appreciated and help us tailor our activities to your needs.
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Individual Mentoring & Tutoring
Unlock your full potential with our personalised Gender Equality Mentoring. Gain valuable insights, guidance, and support tailored to your unique goals and aspirations. This offer is open to anyone in the SPP who is interested, independent of gender, specific role in the programme or participation in previous programmes. More information and registration via the SPP website. |
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ECR: Summer School
Explore exciting opportunities in our Summer School programme for Early Career Researchers! Enrol now to expand your knowledge and skills on the subject of scientific leadership and grant writing while enjoying the vibrant summer atmosphere. Join us on the 23 rd and 24 th of June for this experience. Don’t miss out on this chance for academic growth. More information and registration via the SPP website. |
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Join Professor Julia Schnabel and leading experts at the MICCAI 2024 conference, taking place in Marrakesh from the 6 th to the 10 th of October, for groundbreaking advancements in medical image computing and computer-assisted intervention. For further information visit the MICCAI website. |
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Gender equality workshop
12th November 2024
9:00 a.m.–13:00 p.m., online
Save the date for our upcoming gender equality workshop held by Dr Amma Yeboah.
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Statistics workshop
to be scheduled
online
Stay tuned for more information.
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Please use the following quotation for publications within the SPP2177 programme:
- Gefördert durch die Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) – Projektnummer(n)* / SPP2177
In foreign language publications, a translation of the DFG into the language of the publication should be added, e.g. in English:
- funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) – Projektnummer(n) * / SPP2177
* You will find the project number on your DFG award letter or at gepris.dfg.de. If a publication refers to several projects, the project numbers must be separated by semicolons. |
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More information regarding the SPP2177 Priority Programme you will find on the official project website:
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