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Other activities

COMPUTE organizes two annual events, the Winter meeting and the Summer retreat. The Winter meeting is a workshop in Lund with presentations under a common theme and is open to anyone. The Summer retreat is for COMPUTE members, PhD students, partners, and supervisors, and invited lecturers and focuses on skills development, usually at a location outside of Lund, but not always.

COMPUTE also organizes other workshops, sometimes in collaboration with partner organizations, and lunch mingles for networking and exchanging experiences. In addition, we host peer learning groups and provide materials for self-learning.

Please check the calendar regularly!

Ongoing Activities

Lunch mingles

COMPUTE lunch mingles are a chance to connect with fellow COMPUTE students and researchers in an informal setting and discuss topics related to your research as well as soft skills, career development and organizational topics. Each mingle has a main topic, announced on the respective calendar page, but participants can also chat freely about other things that interest them.

Peer-learning groups

Peer-learning groups are for people who want to acquire a certain skill on their own and connect with others who do the same. Currently, we have the following peer-learning groups:

Python for Beginners
AI for Medicine and Life Science journal club
AI for image and video data

If you want to join or have ideas for additional peer-learning groups, please read the websites for each group and get in touch.

Self-study material

Some of the COMPUTE courses have released their course material for self-studies:

Workshops

Sustainability and Computational Science

This one day workshop is schedule for 24th of november 2022, fika to fika, in room MA:4.

2022 Summer Retreat: 23 - 24 August 2022

The 2022 Summer Retreat is planned to take place from 23 - 24 August. We plan to discuss "Scientific communication in scientific journals and beyond". We are planing to travel to Rusthållargården: https://rusthallargarden.se/

For more details and access to registration visit the dedicated 2022 Summer retreat website.

2022 Winter Meeting - Crossing Scientific Borders

The 2022 Winter Meeting is scheduled for the 9th March, 10:00 to 15:30.

It's time again for the annual COMPUTE winter meeting, this time with the theme "Crossing Scientific Borders". The meeting will highlight researchers from a broad range of areas who have crossed the traditional subject borders and showcase their transdisciplinary work and experiences.

The meeting will be hybrid, and you can attend either in E:A in the E-house (pre-registered people only) on the LTH campus, or via zoom.

Programme

10:00 Fika/mingle
10:30 Sonja Aits/Joachim Hein: COMPUTE news
10:55 Josefin Starkhammar: from physics to bioacoustics
11:35 Raimund Muscheler: from physics to geology
12:15 Lunch break (sandwich + mingle)
13:15 Ullrika Sahlin: from statistics to the scientific assessment
13:55 Nikolay Oskolkov: from soft-matter physics to biomedicine
14:35 Kajsa Paulsson: InfraVis, a national infrastructure for visualisation
15:00 Fika/mingle

More info on other events on the calendar. Courses and seminars are under the respective tabs.

Workshops organized by COMPUTE members/partners

CIPA Expo 2022

2022-03-15 09:00 to 13:30

Programme

CIPA team introductions and presentations

09:00-09:20 CIPA general introduction - Kajsa M Paulsson
09:20-09:30 Jonas Ahlstedt
09:30-09:40 Anders Sjöström
09:40-09:50 Alexandros Sopasakis
09:50-10:00 Carl Troein
10:00-10:10 Emanuel Larsson
10:10-10:20 Emil Tykesson

Coffee break and tomography demonstration

10:20-10:50 Kitchen-based light tomography demonstration - Emanuel Larsson

User stories and team presentations

10:50-11:10 Bacterial counting with Mask R-CNN - Hanbang Zou
11:10-11:30 Proximity measurements in large confocal data sets - Sandro Braunig
11:30-11:40 New workstations and software resources at BMC - Jonas Ahlstedt
11:40-11:50 Accessing and using LUNARC through CIPA - Anders Sjöström
11:50-12:00 Spectroscopy resources including software and ongoing projects - Carl Troein
12:00-12:10 Tomography presentation - Emanuel Larsson
12:10-12:40 AI at CIPA - Alexandros Sopasakis
12:40 Closing remarks

Lunch and virtual reality demonstration

12:40-13:30 From beamline to target to reconstruction – a VR experience - Jonas Ahlstedt

www.compile.lu.se/events/

Workshop History

2021 Autumn Methods Workshops

The Faculty of Social Sciences offered nine Autumn Workshops in Methods and Methodologies from early September through late October 2021.

2021 Summer Retreat

The 2021 COMPUTE Summer Retreat took place online on 23 August 13:00-16:00 and on 24 August 9:00-12:00. The theme was "Project and time management".

2021 Winter Meeting

The 2021 COMPUTE Winter Meeting took place on 5 March over Zoom. The theme was PhD students talking about their work.

2020 Summer Retreat

The 2020 COMPUTE Summer Retreat took place on 17 August over Zoom, with a theme of "Careers after COMPUTE".

2020 Joint Workshop (LINXS website)

The joint COMPUTE / AI Lund / LINXS "Amyloid Workshop: User-friendly analysis of spectroscopy data with Quasar - multivariate statistics and machine learning" took place on 18-20 May 2020.

2020 Winter Meeting

The 2020 COMPUTE Winter Meeting took place on 6 March, with a theme of "COMPUTE in industry".

2019 Joint Workshop (Lund University calendar)

The joint AIML - eHealth - LINXS - MVA - COMPUTE - eSSENCE workshop "Language technology in Medicine and Life sciences" took place on 8 November 2019.

2019 Summer Retreat

The 2019 COMPUTE Summer Retreat took place on 13-14 August, at Örenäs Slott, with a theme of "Interdisciplinary research".

2019 Winter Meeting

The 2019 COMPUTE Winter Meeting took place on 8 March, in Lundmarksalen, Astronomihuset, with a theme of "Computational research in NMT".

2018 COMPUTE/eSSENCE Careers Event

The first COMPUTE/eSSENCE Careers Event took place on 2 November, 2018, in Lundmarksalen. There were presentations from Axis, Ericsson and Sony concerning their work and career opportunities within AI/machine learning and computing in general, and a mingle afterwards in Lundmarksalen and the Astronomy foyer.