Beyond Amphiphilicity RTG 2670: Self-Organization of Soft Matter via Multiple Noncovalent Interactions
Beyond Amphiphilicity

Workshop: Scientific Writing

Workshop: Scientific Writing

Supervisor: Theo Best
Event Date: 18.04.2023 + 19.04.2023
Venue: online
Duration: April 18 and 19, 2023 9am – 3 pm

This workshop is for PhD candidates and others who are either publishing in international journals, or soon will be. The modules therefore explore how scientific writers can satisfy the expectations of international, English-speaking journal editors, and boost their chances of publication. Participants will learn the techniques they need to write well structured papers which communicate the value of their research with impact and clarity.

Topics include:
• the principles of good scientific writing
• cultural differences in how academic papers are written
• how to structure research articles
• how to build effective paragraphs and sentences
• communicating voice and attitude in a text
• incorporating narrative into academic texts
• abstracts and introductions
• punctuation
• editing techniques

Participants should:
• for an online workshop: have a reasonable internet connection, and have downloaded Zoom
• bring a paper (including its abstract) which they have written (one by another author will also suffice)

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Workshop: Statistical literacy and R

Workshop: Statistical literacy and R

Event Date: 13.01.2022 + 14.01.2022:

Management of R objects, workspace, Help system, R packages, data types, Working with GUI RStudio, importing and exporting of data, Importing/exporting foreign formats such as SPSS datasets or .*cho, Summary statistics, dealing with missing data, Modify data set structures, Extracting partial data sets (split, submit, which), Working with tables: Row sums, column sums, Frequency tables, Graphical representation of frequency tables, Special table functions, Overview on graphic types, Layout and graphic design, graphics output, Algorithms in Data Science, Data import, processing, modelling and visualization, Overview about the classification of algorithms in Machine Learning The workshop lanuage is English. Registration is closed.

CMM for BEAM: Amphiphilic polymers on the Langmuir trough

CMM for BEAM: Amphiphilic polymers on the Langmuir trough

Event Date: 26.01.2022 – 28.01.2022:

content: Behavior of amphiphilic (macro)molecules on the air/water interface Synthesis of amphiphilic polymers by ATRP Surface pressure versus mean molecular area isotherms, phase transitions Brewster Angle Microscopy, Epifluorescence Microscopy X-ray and neutron reflectivity, granzing incidence wide-angle X-ray scattering

Workshop: Self- and Time Management

Workshop: Self- and Time Management

Event Date: 03.11.2021 – 05.11.2021:

“Time can not be bought, stored or stopped. Every second that passes is gone forever. In this respect it should be seen as the most valuable of all resources and the only way to maximize its potential is to use it well. What “well” means in this context is a highly individual thing. You will leave the training with many insights on your own patterns and a toolset to increase effectivity and efficiency. You will have a chance to clarify and prioritise your values and goals and plan tasks and projects that align with your goals. You will identify your particular time wasters and adopt strategies for eliminating them from your work pattern. You will find out about your high energy periods and how to focus your attention. As the planning of scientific research projects becomes more and more crucial, one workshop introduces this topic.”

BEAM Colloquium

Event Date: 12.06.2024

On June 12 th 2024, Prof. Dr. Petri Kursula (University of Bergen (Norway) and University of Oulu (Finland)) will give a lecture on the topic “Visualisation of myelin-like proteolipid membranes using photons, neutrons, and electrons”.