20 Clinicians coding

Gerold Baier, Colbi Benari, Pouria Hadjbagheri and Felipe Fouto

Network Medicine: A Clinician Coders Workshop at UCL
18 September 2017

ParoXysmic and the UCL Academic Careers Office ran a Clinician Coders workshop on Network Medicine for 20 UCL clinical academic trainees on 18 September 2017. The Workshop combined web-based training materials on a bespoke eLearning Environment and covered MATLAB programming with face-to-face problem solving sesions.

Gerold Baier will be presenting at the HEA Annual Conference (STEM Strand Programme) on 6th July 2017.

The talk entitled ‘Training of Higher Education eTeachers in the 21st Century will be presented from 2:30-3pm.

More information can be found at: https://www.heacademy.ac.uk/system/files/downloads/hea_annual_conference_2017_full_programme_8.pdf

Another successful SysMIC Workshop was held in Newcastle on Monday 22nd May with participants attending from EastBio DTP, Newcastle, Liverpool and Durham DTP and IBioIC.

More information about the workshop can be found at: https://sysmic.ac.uk/workshop-newcastle2017/

Advancing Algorithms of Disease: SysMIC interacting with The Francis Crick Institute

The second self funded SysMIC cohort is underway!

We would like to welcome participants from The Francis Crick Institute and Oxford DTP.

A third of participants are independent students who contacted us directly to enrol.

The Francis Crick Institute, Oxford University, Kings College London, Manchester University and University College London have enrolled students on the spring 2017 SysMIC Module 1 cohort.

The next SysMIC workshop has been arranged for 22nd May 2017 in Newcastle.

Attendees will be from the Newcastle led DTP with students in Newcastle, Liverpool and Durham, EastBio DTP with students from Edinburgh and Dundee, and students from the Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC).

We will be closed from Thursday 13th April until Thursday 20th April 2017

Congratulations to Rukshala Illukkumbura from the Francis Crick Institute for winning the 2017 SysMIC Spirograph Competition.