Topic: Panel discussion

Seminar
4 seminars
SeminarNeuroscienceRecording

A Toolkit to Succeed in Neuroscience in Africa - an IBRO-ALBA-WWN-SANS Webinar

ALBA Network & World Women in Neuroscience & SANS & IBRO
Mar 1, 2023

Following up on last year's webinar - What it takes to succeed as a neuroscientist in Africa, this panel discussion aims at creating a guide to the skill set needed to be a neuroscientist in the African continent. Chairs and panelists will illustrate different areas of expertise as part of the "Toolkit" by matching them to real life experience and solutions that they had to find while building their career as scientists.

SeminarComputational NeuroscienceRecording

NMC4 Panel: NMC Around the Globe

Sarvenaz Sarabipour
Johns Hopkins University
Dec 1, 2021

For the first time, we are holding a NMC around the globe session, a panel of computational neuroscientists working in different continents who are willing to discuss their challenges and milestones in doing science and training researchers in their home country. We hope that our panelists can share their barriers, what they define as accomplishments and how they would like the future of computational neuroscience to evolve locally and internationally with our diverse NMC audience.

SeminarData ScienceRecording

Career in Data Science Webinar

School for Data Science and Computational Thinking
Nov 5, 2021

What does an executive at a South African Bank, a machine learning lead, and a CEO of an AI company have in common? They all will be on a panel talking about careers in Data Science, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence

SeminarPsychologyRecording

ALBA Session : Bias in Indian STEM

ALBA Network
Apr 10, 2021

ALBA is organizing a special event on ‘Bias in Indian STEM’ at the online conference NeuroFemIndia 2021. Prof Shubha Tole (Tata Institute of Fundamental Research), ALBA Advisor, will be moderating and leading the discussion on biases in Indian STEM academia. The panel will discuss the main biases that women and minorities in India face as they navigate the academic system. This event is part of the NeuroFemIndia Online Conference 2021.

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