EMBO Practical Course : Scientific Programming and Data Visualisation
There are still a few places left, register today! Deadline for registration has been extended and closes Jan 31.
EMBO Practical Course : Scientific Programming and Data Visualisation for Structural Biology
We are pleased to announce our practical course " Scientific Programming and Data Visualisation for Structural Biology " offered at the newly constructed Advanced Training Center, EMBL, Heidelberg, Germany from May 5-7, 2010.
The course is designed primarily for structural biologists (scientists from other disciplines are welcomed to apply). The goals of the course is to allow students to learn and master computational skills that are frequently required in less routine projects, and to learn methods of data visualization. Our very own mekentosj will provide a track on Cocoa programming tools on OSX for Mac and iPhone.
Three (3) parallel tutorial tracks will be offered (you can only select one):
Molecular Visualization with Maya.
Scientific Programming with Python,
OS X Programming.
As part of this course each participant will initiate a project relevant to their own research area, using the newly acquired skills. Attendees are also invited to present a poster (describing their research), that would benefit from molecular visualization or new software tools. There are several fellowships available!
http://www.embl.de/training/courses_conferences/course/2010/APP10-01/programme/



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And the OSX programming part
And the OSX programming part will be given by me ;-)
OS X Programming
I noticed that :-)
Looks like an excellent course.
Looks very good!
hi-
This looks very good, wish I could be there! Hopefully after it is over you can post some more info., text, pictures of the presentations, pictures of you, etc. :-)
thanks!-
-lance
Extended deadline
Good thing the deadline was extended, I just submitted my letter of motivation. Would love to be there!
The Practical Course on
The Practical Course on Scientific Programming and Data Visualization was developed at Harvard where it was offered for the last two years. In 2010, for the first time security+, it will move to Heidelberg, allowing 45 European students to participate. The course is designed primarily for structural biologists, but scientists from other disciplines are welcome to apply. The goals of the course are to to allow students to learn and master computational skills that are frequently required in less routine projects and to learn methods of data visualization. Joint lecture sessions and three parallel tutorial tracks will be offered: Scientific Programming with Python, OSX Programming and Molecular Visualization with Maya. As part of the course, we ask students to prepare a project proposal that is relevant for their own research area.