Events

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Image: Visax on Unsplash | info

Published on 01.02.2024

HIDA Hackathon on Computer Vision

On 27 February 2024 doctoral researchers of all Helmholtz Information & Data Science schools will come together to work with drone images of thermal leakages in construction.

Image by Alena Prudnikava, HZB, called "Electrodeposited copper film onto niobium", showing the mechanism of peeling of the copper film from niobium substrate during the copper electroplating process in the alkaline electrolytic bath, displayed in somewhat crusty-looking little pieces and bigger chunks in olive green colors.

Image: Alena Prudnikava, HZB | info

Published on 19.01.2024

The Helmholtz Imaging Roadshow comes to HZB

Join us on 29 February 2024 for an engaging information session at 10-12 pm at HZB Adlershof & on 7 March at 11 am for a virtual Open Office Hour!

Explore captivating scientific images from our 2023 contest, showcased from 19-29 February 2024.

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Image: HIDA | info

Published on 10.01.2024

Helmholtz GPU Hackathon

Apply as a team by 31 January 2024!

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Image: Bureau Bald | info

Published on 17.11.2023

Best Scientific Image Contest 2024

The call for the best scientific image 2024 is open. Submit your images by 23 February 2024 for a chance to win best image & prizes totaling 5000 EUR.

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Published on 19.10.2023

Helmholtz Career Day for Data Science and IT

Join HIDA’s virtual Career Day on 22 November 2023 to learn about different Data Science and IT career fields and meet Helmholtz employers!

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Image: L. Zühl, HZDR | S. Gumhold, TU Dresden | info

Published on 12.10.2023

Frontiers of Synchrotron and XFEL Research at High Magnetic Fields

Join this workshop on 8-10 November 2023 at HZDR in Dresden to discuss the latest research results obtained using X-ray radiation sources and high magnetic fields.

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Image: Aikaterini Kourpa, MDC | info

Published on 21.09.2023

Helmholtz Reproducibility Workshop

Join this workshop on 16 November 2023 in Potsdam & delve into the core of reproducible science! Registration is open until 31 October 2023.

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Image: Joshua Sortino on Unsplash | info

Published on 21.08.2023

Leveraging open data from PaN facilities for machine learning

Join this workshop on 17-18 October 2023 to learn how to best exploit open data for machine learning! The call for abstract will be open until 8 September 2023.

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Published on 14.08.2023

Incubator Summer Academy II

Save the Dates for the Incubator Summer Academy 2023: 18-29 September! Registration is open until 25 August. Register today!

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Image: HIDA | info

Published on 10.07.2023

TEACH 3: Explore, Exchange, Excel

Save the dates & register for the third TEACH conference on 07-08 December 2023!

Group picture of the participants at the HI Conference 2023, standing in front of building no. 5 at DESY campus.

Image: Jörg Modrow | info

Published on 23.06.2023

Helmholtz Imaging Conference 2023 Recap

Let’s take a look back at our Helmholtz Imaging Conference 2023! Engaging talks, thought-provoking sessions, and many networking opportunities made it a wonderful event.

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Image: Katharina Kriegel, DESY | info

Published on 04.05.2023

Helmholtz Imaging Conference 2023

The call for proposals is open: submit your abstract by 24 May 2023!

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Image: D. Kainmüller, MDC | info

Published on 21.04.2023

Six Main Tasks in Image Processing

Join this series of seminars from May to July to learn about the six key image processing tasks!

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Published on 10.02.2023

AI-Perspectives: New series of events

AI Perspectives is a new series of events that explores important questions in the field of AI.

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Published on 09.02.2023

SIG for Challenges Webinar: Metrics Reloaded: From segmentation to calibration

Join the MICCAI webinar on Metrics Reloaded: From segmentation to calibration on 17 February 2023. Speakers include Paul Jäger and Annika Reinke from the Helmholtz Imaging Research Unit DKFZ.