MACSYS Student & EMCR Workshop

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MACSYS Student & EMCR Workshop

MACSYS Student & EMCR Workshop

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A MACSYS Student and EMCR workshop will be held on Monday 27 October at The University of Melbourne from 10am-5pm, followed by dinner and mini golf. The workshop will be a great opportunity to meet with your MACSYS peers and establish professional connections (and perhaps future project collaborations!).

Venue:  Arts West North Wing – Flexible Learning Space, Room 256 (MAP)

Program:

  • 10:00 am:  Welcome – Trevor Lithgow, MACSYS Director
  • 10:15 am:  Ice-breaker session – speed-meeting bingo
  • 10:45 am:  Collecting ‘no dumb questions’ via Slido
  • 11:15 am:  Thesis/topic area pictionary/charades
  • 11:30 am:  Collaboration & interdisciplinary research discussion
  • 12:00 pm:  Lunch
  • 13:00 pm:  Multi-disciplinary research & collaborations – Marc Wilkins
  • 14:00 pm:  Opportunities in Industry, Outreach, & Communications – Beth Wilson, Matt Coffey, & Tim Macuga
  • 14:45 pm:  Afternoon tea
  • 15:15 pm:  Equity, People, & Culture session – Mike McDonald
  • 16:00 pm:  No Dumb Questions – the maths & biology edition – Anthony Hart
  • 17:00 pm:  Event wrap-up
  • 18:00 pm:  Dinner & Social Event – Holey Moley (Melbourne CBD – 590 Little Bourke St)

ARC Centre of Excellence for the Mathematical Analysis of Cellular Systems (MACSYS)

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