Spring Term 2024
CDS Brown Bag FS24
Date | Time | Topic | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
Tuesday 27-Feb | 12:00-13:00 | Welcome session | Rm 00.010 // Zoom |
Friday 08-Mar | 10:30-13:00 | CDS Social Gathering Visit to the 'Rausch-Extase-Rush' exhibition at the History Museum Basel | Rm 00.010 // Zoom |
Tuesday 16-Apr | 12:00-13:00 | Cookies & R Please prepare to present your R assignments. | Rm 00.010 // Zoom |
Tuesday 30-Apr | 12:00-13:00 | Student Presentations Risk polarization: Fabienne, Vanessa, Flavia, Lukas, Noah, Andy Hormones and externalizing: Madita, Tabea, Serafin | Rm 00.010 // Zoom |
Tuesday 14-May | 12:00-13:00 | Student Presentations Risk preference across life span: Cristina, Laura, Ana Are open-plan offices the workplace of the future?: Katharina, Alex | Rm 00.010 // Zoom |
Tuesday 28-May | 12:00-13:00 | Student Presentations Brain and conduct disorder: Salina Investigating the role of impulsivity in food control behavior and its neurobiological substrates: Marc White Matter Microstructure Differences in Antisocial Phenotypes: Simon Crime in VR: Adam Amygdala volume in antisocial outcomes in children vs adults: Eliana | Rm 00.010 // Zoom |
Brown Bag: The CDS brownbag (colloquium) takes place in the form of weekly one-hour group meetings and is a forum for discussion and training for MSc students and CDS staff members.
Hackathons: MSc students and CDS members are welcome to participate in programming hackathons aimed at developing data-analysis skills (data visualization, programming, statistical modeling). Whenever necessary and desired, students can receive prior training (e.g., during the CDS brown-bag colloquium or through additional workshops) to ensure a productive hackathon. Hackathons can cover different areas of current interest and past examples include hackathons aimed at exploring the topics of diversity, sustainability, or risk perception.
If you have any questions related to CDS events, please contact Laura Wiles.
To see previous CDS events, please go to previous events.
Other events
MSc students and CDS members are also invited to take part in sessions and workshops of related interdisciplinary networks. Please check their individual websites for details.
