2023-03-31
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How to maximise the impact of Open Source projects on technological independence, competitiveness, and innovation
/ Grzegorzewska, Paula (speaker) (OpenForum Europe)
Abstract:It is estimated that open source software contributes between €65 to €95 billion to the European Union’s GDP annually and promises significant growth opportunities for the region’s digital economy, as well as supporting the goals of technological independence and innovativeness. To achieve that, European policymakers should actively engage in a transition towards more openness in its political and investment culture, and provide support to open source initiatives and projects.Paula will discuss the study on the impact of open source on the European economy she co-authored and the need for a change in how innovation is measured, as well as policy measures needed [...]
2023 - 1:10:48.
Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2022-2023
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2023-03-31
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Open Science Best Practices for Source Code Preservation
/ Zacchiroli, Stefano (speaker)
Abstract:Software has become a key part of most scientific experiments, throughout all fields of knowledge. In order to overcome the so-called reproducibility crisis in science, particular attention should be devoted to how we handle software source code in the context of scientific experiments. [...]
2023 - 1:11:35.
Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2022-2023
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2023-03-30
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Open source approaches to Intellectual Property for faster and more equitable innovation in biotechnology
/ Molloy, Jenny (speaker) (University of Cambridge)
Abstract: The question of how scientific institutions and communities manage and disseminate knowledge is critically important to our future. In biotechnology, there are on-going experiments with technologies and even downstream products where open source approaches to intellectual property are applied as a strategy to increase economic or social impact, reduce transaction costs and accelerate innovation [...]
2023 - 1:18:39.
Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2022-2023
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2023-03-29
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Making software FAIR
/ Chue Hong, Neil (speaker) (Software Sustainability Institute)
ONLINE ONLY -note the unusual timeAbstract: Research Is now reliant on software, but this software is not as findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable as it could be. In this lecture I will discuss some of the reasons why people are reluctant to invest effort in reusability, introduce the FAIR Principles for Research Software and how to implement them, and explain why making software FAIR supports Open Science, improves reproducibility and is beneficial to the developer.Short bio: Prof [...]
2023 - 1:05:49.
Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2022-2023
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2023-03-28
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2023-03-14
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2023-03-14
14:13 |
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2nd Series on Data Protection - Exploring Scholarly Communication Using The Decentralized Web
/ Hochstenbach, Patrick (speaker)
AbstractIn this lecture we present a new approach to assemble the scholarly record of researchers using a decentralized architecture for generating, propagating and notification of artifact lifecycle information in scholarly networks. Scholarly artifacts go through many stages from the creation of artifacts, through the registration of these artifacts in repositories, requesting certification at a publisher websites where they will be peer-reviewed and eventually published, to the archivation in a (web) archive [...]
2023 - 0:48:43.
Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2022-2023
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2023-01-20
11:20 |
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Non-conventional radionuclides in personalised medicine
/ Stora, Thierry (speaker) (CERN)
Abstract:Nuclear Medicine, and more particularly the so-called theranostics approach based on the combination of diagnostics and treatment drugs, has seen recent breakthroughs, originating from radionuclides made newly available notably for European academic and industrial R&D scientists.A striking example is the use of targeted radiopharmaceuticals directed to the Prostate Specific Membrane Antigen (PSMA) and Somatostatin Receptor targeted therapy with 177Lu beta-emitter. Alpha-emitting radionuclides have also been applied successfully in research and clinic. [...]
2023 - 1:12:06.
Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2022-2023
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2023-01-18
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Laser resonance ionization at ISOL facilities
/ Marsh, Bruce (speaker) (CERN)
Abstract:Radioisotopes science is a broad-reaching field encompassing topics such as atomic and nuclear physics, astrophysics, medical applications and material science. Although some radioisotopes are naturally occurring on Earth the vast majority are available to us exclusively via artificial production in nuclear reactions [...]
2023 - 1:01:34.
Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2022-2023
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2023-01-17
16:24 |
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Principles of radioisotope production with ISOL techniques, materials and ion sources
/ Rothe, Sebastian (speaker) (CERN)
Abstract:
The ISOLDE radioactive isotope facility has been providing rare isotopes to users from around the world since more than 50 years, making it the oldest running experiment at CERN and is considered the mother of ISOL type facilities.
In the ISOL method, a target is irradiated with a primary beam, creating secondary radioactive isotopes which are evaporated from the target matrix, extracted as ions, purified and then delivered in form of a beam of ions to the experimental setup. The interest of the scientists requesting these isotopes ranges from fundamental nuclear structure and nuclear astrophysics, over solid state physics and semiconductor research to medical applications. At ISOLDE over 1000 different radioisotopes of the 6000 that are predicted to exist
In this lecture we will introduce how isotopes are artificially created and delivered to users at ISOLDE. We will discuss the constraints and requirements to the target materials and ion source selection, illustrated by several use cases
We will highlighting current developments towards tailor-made nano-structured target materials and ongoing target and ion source developments required to meet the demands of the user community for more exotic isotopes and purer beams.
The following two lectures will focus on selective laser photoionization used to produce purest radioisotope beams and application of radioisotopes for nuclear medicine..
2023 - 1:04:04.
Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2022-2023
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