Ein Online-Workshop für die Künste Von Friederike Kramer, Lydia Koglin, Linda Martin Im Bilde: Open Access publizieren – Insgesamt 112 Teilnehmende informierten sich am 21. November über Wege des Open-Access-Publizierens und Bildrechte bei digitalen Publikationen. Im Rahmen des Projektes open-access.network richteten die Universitätsbibliothek der Universität der Künste
Report on the online workshop on 2nd November 2022 By Anne Schumann Douosson and Linda Martin African Studies covers various disciplines, each of which has its own publishing culture. Academics are united by the regional frame of their research, which is geared towards researchcollaboration across continental borders.
Bericht zum Online-Workshop am 11. Oktober 2022 Von Anna Lingnau und Linda Martin Für die Studiengänge der Buch-, Bibliotheks- und Informationswissenschaften ist das Thema Open Access keine Unbekannte. Innerhalb der Curricula finden sich Inhalte, die Open Science und das Forschungsdatenmanagement vermitteln möchten. Doch wie steht es um das Thema Openness innerhalb der Disziplinen?
** Poster publication:** http://hdl.handle.net/2128/32006 The 14th JLESC workshop (JLESC: Joint Laboratory for Extreme-Scale Computing) was hosted by the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) in Urbana, Illinois from 28th September to 30th September. We had the opportunity to present the OpenGPT-X project in form of a poster.
About This blog post is based on a presentation I held at the “New Trends in Computational Science in Engineering and Industrial Mathematics” workshop in Magdeburg on 01/07/2022. My goal is to give a brief introduction to the state of current large language models, the OpenGPT-X project, and the transformer neural network architecture for people unfamiliar with the subject. About What is a language model?
On June 21 and 22, we held a workshop looking back on the last ten years of our lab together with NVIDIA – the NVIDIA Application Lab at Jülich (or NVLab , as I sometimes abbreviate it). The material can be found in the agenda at Indico. We invited a set of application owners with which we worked together during that time to present past developments, recent challenges, and future plans.
Von Friederike Kramer und Linda Martin Performing Open Access – der Titel wurde Programm, als sich am 13. Dezember Künstler*innen, Wissenschaftler*innen und künstlerisch-wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiter*innen gemeinsam mit Infrastrukturanbietenden über Bedarfe, die Umsetzung von und Angeboten zu Open Access ausgetauscht haben.
At the start of this week I took part in a biodiversity informatics workshop at the Naturhistoriska riksmuseets, organised by Kevin Holston. It was a fun experience, and Kevin was a great host, going out of his way to make sure myself and other contributors were looked after.
The Open Knowledge Foundation is running a workshop on finding and re-using open science resources. More details are available on the okf blog and wiki. I will be there along with a number of more interesting and important people. Come along and contribute to the discussion of how we can use what’s out there and how we can get a lot more of it.
Tomorrow myself and a few of the usual suspects, who I have finally met in person are giving a workshop on ‘Open Science’ as part of BioSysBio 2008. If anyone else who I haven’t met yet is about at the meeting then feel free to introduce yourself, even if you can’t make it to the workshop. The workshop abstract is up on OpenWetWare if you want to have a look.