This is a talk by Dr. Romero Duran from a series presented as part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is devoted to promote soft skills on entry level medicine and also STEMS area students interested on neurosciences. This part of the series focus the development of computational models in neurosciences, the use of these models to run simulations, the possibility of these simulations to become matrix-like worlds and/or the reachability of a self-awareness state by artificial intelligence computational models in the present and near future. Language note: English-Spanish bi-lingual talk and text.

This is the 3^rd talk by Dr. Romero Duran from a series presented as part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is devoted to promote soft skills on entry level medicine and also STEMS area students interested on neurosciences. It is an introductory talk about the development and use of databases in neurosciences. Language note: English-Spanish bi-lingual talk and text.

Esta es la tercera charla del Dr. Romero Duran de una serie presentada como parte del programa de formación NEURODAT'21 financiado por la convocatoria IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training de la International Brain Research Organisation (IBRO) y el Comité Regional Paneuropeo (PERC). ). NEURODAT'21 se dedica a promover las habilidades blandas en la medicina de nivel de entrada y también a los estudiantes del área STEMS interesados en neurociencias. Es una charla introductoria sobre el desarrollo y uso de bases de datos en neurociencias. Nota de Idioma: Charla y texto bilingüe inglés-español.

Description. Welcome to PhD. M.D. Francisco Javier Romero-Duran invited talk cover and tutoring channel on Neuroinformatics. This talk is part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is devoted to promote soft skills on entry level medicine and also STEMS area students interested on neurosciences. On this talk the professor made an introduction to the basic concepts related to Neuroinformatics.

Description of channel. This channel is part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is a training program devoted to promote soft skills on entry level Medicine and also STEMS area students interested on Neurosciences. In this tutoring channels students will be allowed to do online public questions and comments about different topics of Chemical Neurosciences. Prof. Arrasate will answer all questions within his area of expertise. This professor may interact with you in Galego-Portuguese, English, or Spanish.

Talk & Channel Topics. The emphasis is on the use of new Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) to integrate chemical, biochemical, genomics, and medical information towards the diagnosis and patient care in neurology.

Instructions for students. The steps for participation are: (1) Wait for channel starting in 2021-Dec-25, you will see a posting comments option/button, (2) Register/login with your email and password to validate your user, (3) Post your question/comment for the Prof. of the channel, (4) Wait for the email advising that professor has answered your question, (5) Make other questions related to this topic or other topics, (6) Request your attendance certificate to mol2net.chair@gmail.com or directly to the email of the professor.

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<EN> This talk is part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is devoted to promote soft skills on entry level medicine and also STEMS area students interested on neurosciences. On this talk I made an introduction to the basic concepts related to Neuromorphic engineering for mimic neuro-biological architectures found in biological neurologic tissues and organ systems.

<ES> Esta charla forma parte del programa de formación NEURODAT'21 financiado por la convocatoria IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training de la Organización Internacional de Investigación del Cerebro (IBRO) y el Comité Regional Paneuropeo (PERC). NEURODAT'21 se dedica a promover las habilidades blandas en la medicina de nivel de entrada y también a los estudiantes del área STEMS interesados en neurociencias. En esta charla hice una introducción a los conceptos básicos relacionados con la ingeniería neuromórfica para imitar arquitecturas neurobiológicas que se encuentran en tejidos neurológicos biológicos y sistemas de órganos.

Language Note: English-Spanish bi-lingual talk and text.

This is the slideshow presentation of talk by Prof. Cristian R. Munteanu presented as part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is devoted to promote soft skills on entry level medicine and also STEMS area students interested on neurosciences. The talk includes two parts, part 1 focuses on Deep Learning models introduction and part 2 focuses on applications to medical diagnosis in Neurosciences. In this second part the talk introduces concepts Computer Assisted Diagnosis systems (CAD), Convolution Neural Network, etc. and also presents a practical case focused on Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis. Language note: English-Spanish bi-lingual talk and English text.

Description. Welcome to Prof. PhD. Cristian Robert Munteanu invited talk cover and tutoring channel on DeepLearning in Neurosciences. The talk is part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is devoted to promote soft skills on entry level medicine and also STEMS area students interested on neurosciences. On this talk the professor made an introduction to the basic concepts related to Deep Learning, Predictive Models, Artificial Neural Network, etc. and their applications in Neurosciences.

Description of channel. This channel is part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is a training program devoted to promote soft skills on entry level Medicine and also STEMS area students interested on Neurosciences. In this tutoring channels students will be allowed to do online public questions and comments about different topics of Deep Learning and its applications in Neurosciences. Prof. Munteanu will answer all questions within his area of expertise. This professor may interact with you in Romanian, English, or Spanish.

Talk & Channel Topics. The emphasis is on Deep Learning, Predictive Models, Artificial Neural Network, etc. and their applications in Neurosciences

Instructions for students. The steps for participation are: (1) Wait for channel starting in 2021-Dec-25, you will see a posting comments option/button, (2) Register/login with your email and password to validate your user, (3) Post your question/comment for the Prof. of the channel, (4) Wait for the email advising that professor has answered your question, (5) Make other questions related to this topic or other topics, (6) Request your attendance certificate to mol2net.chair@gmail.com or directly to the email of the professor.

General notes. (1) Students are allowed to made multiple questions following the same discussion threat or open new questions. (2) Some professors may release different materials, slides, etc., that the student can use to study and/or follow the discussion, click the button bellow to see the pdf files. (3) Language note: some professors allow students to select their favorite language of interaction according to professor communications skills, accordingly materials, questions, and answers may appear in these languages. (4) The channel will be open until conference finish the post-publication stage, contact chairpersons for doubts: mol2net.chair@gmail.com

Description of the channel. Welcome to Prof. Sonia Arrasate tutoring channel on Chemical Neurosciences. This channel is part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is a training program devoted to promote soft skills on entry level Medicine and also STEMS area students interested on Neurosciences. In this tutoring channels students will be allowed to do online public questions and comments about different topics of Chemical Neurosciences. Prof. Arrasate will answer all questions within his area of expertise. This professor may interact with you in Euskera (Basque Language), English, or Spanish.

Topics of the channel. Organic synthesis, chemical characterization, NMR, IR, Mass Spectroscopy, of chemical compounds with biological activity over the central nervous system. Data analysis, Machine Learning, Chemoinformatics, QSAR study compounds with biological activity over the central nervous system.

Instructions for students. The steps for participation are: (1) Wait for channel starting in 2021-Dec-25, you will see a posting comments option/button,
(2) Register/login with your email and password to validate your user, (3) Post your question/comment for the Prof. of the channel, (4) Wait for the email advising that professor has answered your question, (5) Make other questions related to this topic or other topics, (6) Request your attendance certificate to mol2net.chair@gmail.com or directly to the email of the professor.

General notes. (1) Students are allowed to made multiple questions following the same discussion threat or open new questions. (2) Some professors may release different materials, slides, etc., that the student can use to study and/or follow the discussion, click the button bellow to see the pdf files. (3) Language note: some professors allow students to select their favorite language of interaction according to professor communications skills, accordingly materials, questions, and answers may appear in these languages. (4) The channel will be open until conference finish the post-publication stage, contact chairpersons for doubts: mol2net.chair@gmail.com

Description. Welcome to Prof. PhD. Humberto González-Díaz invited talk cover and tutoring channel on Chem-Bioinformatics & Nano-Informatics in Neurosciences. The talk is part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is devoted to promote soft skills on entry level medicine and also STEMS area students interested on neurosciences. On this talk the professor made an introduction to the basic concepts related to Chem-Bioinformatics and Nano-Informatics with applications in Neurosciences.

Description of channel. This channel is part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is a training program devoted to promote soft skills on entry level Medicine and also STEMS area students interested on Neurosciences. In this tutoring channels students will be allowed to do online public questions and comments about different topics of Deep Learning and its applications in Neurosciences. Prof. Gnozalez-Diaz will answer all questions within his area of expertise. This professor may interact with you in English, or Spanish. Galego and Euskera can be used also for short comments and written questions/answers.

Talk & Channel Topics. The emphasis is on use in Neurosciences of Chem-Bioninformatics and Nanoinformatics, Molecular Descriptors, Computer Aided Drug Discovery (CADD), Machine Learning, Multi-output models, Multi-label classification, Information Fusion Perturbation-Theory Machine Learning (IFPTML) models, Complex Networks, Protein Interactions Networks (PINs), Metabolic Networks, Brain Cortex Networks, etc.

Instructions for students. The steps for participation are: (1) Wait for channel starting in 2021-Dec-25, you will see a posting comments option/button, (2) Register/login with your email and password to validate your user, (3) Post your question/comment for the Prof. of the channel, (4) Wait for the email advising that professor has answered your question, (5) Make other questions related to this topic or other topics, (6) Request your attendance certificate to mol2net.chair@gmail.com or directly to the email of the professor.

General notes. (1) Students are allowed to made multiple questions following the same discussion threat or open new questions. (2) Some professors may release different materials, slides, etc., that the student can use to study and/or follow the discussion, click the button bellow to see the pdf files. (3) Language note: some professors allow students to select their favorite language of interaction according to professor communications skills, accordingly materials, questions, and answers may appear in these languages. (4) The channel will be open until conference finish the post-publication stage, contact chairpersons for doubts: mol2net.chair@gmail.com

Description. Welcome to PhD. Aliuska Duardo-Sánchez invited talk cover and tutoring channel on Chair of Law and Human Genome. Faculty of LawUniversity of the Basque Country. The talk is part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is devoted to promote soft skills on entry level medicine and also STEMS area students interested on neurosciences. On this talk the professor made an introduction to the basic concepts related to intellectual property, intelligent systems, etc. of interest for Neurosciences, Medicine, and STEM students.

Description of channel. This channel is part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is a training program devoted to promote soft skills on entry level Medicine and also STEMS area students interested on Neurosciences. In this tutoring channels students will be allowed to do online public questions and comments about different topics.

Talk & Channel Topics. The emphasis is on use in Intellectual Property, Intelligent systems, artificial intelligence, copyright, regulatory issues, software.

Instructions for students. The steps for participation are: (1) Wait for channel starting in 2021-Dec-25, you will see a posting comments option/button, (2) Register/login with your email and password to validate your user, (3) Post your question/comment for the Prof. of the channel, (4) Wait for the email advising that professor has answered your question, (5) Make other questions related to this topic or other topics, (6) Request your attendance certificate to mol2net.chair@gmail.com or directly to the email of the professor.

Description. Welcome to Prof. PhD. David Quesada invited talk cover and tutoring channel on DeepLearning in Neurosciences. The talk is part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is devoted to promote soft skills on entry level medicine and also STEMS area students interested on neurosciences. On this talk the professor made an introduction to the basic concepts related to Machine Learning, Networks, and Artificial Intelligence in the study of Neuroscience. Besides that, these foundations will permit to define the methodologies behind Cognitive Neuroscience, Neuromorphic Computing, Quantum Machine Learning, and Quantum Artificial Neural Networks.

Resumen: La presente comunicación va dirigida a crear las bases teóricas en matemática y biofísica para comprender los modelos usados en el Aprendizaje de Máquina, Redes, e Inteligencia Artificial para el estudio de las Neurociencias. Además, estas bases permitirán definir las metodologías detrás de la Neurociencia del Conocimiento, Computación Neuromórfica, Aprendizaje de Máquina Cuántico y Redes Neuronales Artificiales Cuánticas

Description of channel. This channel is part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is a training program devoted to promote soft skills on entry level Medicine and also STEMS area students interested on Neurosciences. In this tutoring channels students will be allowed to do online public questions and comments about different topics of Deep Learning and its applications in Neurosciences. Prof. Qesada will answer all questions within his area of expertise. This professor may interact with you in English or Spanish.

Talk & Channel Topics. The emphasis is on The present communication is aimed at creating the biophysical and mathematical foundations for the understanding of the current trends in the use of Machine Learning, Networks, and Artificial Intelligence in the study of Neuroscience. Besides that, these foundations will permit to define the methodologies behind Cognitive Neuroscience, Neuromorphic Computing, Quantum Machine Learning, and Quantum Artificial Neural Networks.

Instructions for students. The steps for participation are: (1) Wait for channel starting in 2021-Dec-25, you will see a posting comments option/button, (2) Register/login with your email and password to validate your user, (3) Post your question/comment for the Prof. of the channel, (4) Wait for the email advising that professor has answered your question, (5) Make other questions related to this topic or other topics, (6) Request your attendance certificate to mol2net.chair@gmail.com or directly to the email of the professor.

General notes. (1) Students are allowed to made multiple questions following the same discussion threat or open new questions. (2) Some professors may release different materials, slides, etc., that the student can use to study and/or follow the discussion, click the button bellow to see the pdf files. (3) Language note: some professors allow students to select their favorite language of interaction according to professor communications skills, accordingly materials, questions, and answers may appear in these languages. (4) The channel will be open until conference finish the post-publication stage, contact chairpersons for doubts: mol2net.chair@gmail.com

The present communication is aimed at creating the biophysical and mathematical foundations for the understanding of the current trends theory of control and networks applied to Computational Neurosciences. There are many different models of interest on this area Hodgkin – Huxley model, Fitzhugh – Nagumo model, Morris – Lecar model, Hindmarsh – Rose model, Izhikievich model, Li – Rinzel model, Wilson – Cowan model, Kuramoto model, Hopfield and Spin Glass-like models, Cellular Automata models, etc. On this presentation the focus is on this class of models and their implications/relations to computational neurosciences.

Description. Welcome to Prof. Rosario Isasi, J.D., M.P.H., invited lecturer tutoring channel on policy making on stem cells and genetic technologies. The talk is part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is devoted to promote soft skills on entry level medicine and also STEMS area students interested on neurosciences. This invited lecturer can made an introduction to the basic concepts related to bioethics, social, policy making, and regulatory affairs related to disruptive biotechnology, molecular biology, synthetic biology, and genetic technologies with emphasis in stem cells, gene editing, etc . Prof. Isasi, is a Research Associate Professor of Human Genetics at the Dr. John T. Macdonald Foundation Department of Human Genetics at the University of Miami Miller School ofMedicine (MSOM). She holds multiple appointments including, as Adjunct Professor of Law at UM School of Law and as member of the John P. Hussman Institute for Human Genomics and the Interdisciplinary Stem Cell Institute at the MSOM. Prof. Isasi’s research is devoted to identifying and analyzing the social, ethical and policy dimensions of novel and disruptive genetic technologies, such as gene editing and synthetic biology. She has built an international reputation as a scholar with particular expertise in the area of international comparative law and ethics regarding genomics and regenerative medicine. She holds many leadership roles in major international initiatives. From 2017-2020, Prof. Isasi was appointed as the President’s International Fellow of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS)and is currently an Adjunct Professor at the CAS’ Institute of Zoology. She is a co-Principal Investigator and Ethics/Regulatory lead for the South East Enrollment Center a consortium member of NIH’s All of Us Research Program. At the All of Us she is the co-Chair of their Committee on Access, Privacy and Policy and Security (CAPS). In addition, she serves as the Ethics/Policy Advisor of the European Commission’s European Human Pluripotent Stem Cell Registry (hPSC^REG), as a member of the Advisory Board of the ASHG’s Human Genetics Scholars Initiative, the Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Task Force and the Professional Practice & Social Implications Committee as well as of the Ethics & Policy Committee and Guidelines Task Force of the International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR).

Description of channel. This channel is part of the NEURODAT’21 training program funded by IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training call of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) and the Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT’21 is a training program devoted to promote soft skills on entry level Medicine and also STEMS area students interested on Neurosciences. In this tutoring channels students will be allowed to do online public questions and comments about different topics of Deep Learning and its applications in Neurosciences. Prof. Isasi will answer all questions within his area of expertise. This professor may interact with you in Romanian, English, or Spanish.

Talk & Channel Topics. The emphasis is on ioethics, social, policy making, and regulatory affairs related to disruptive biotechnology, molecular biology, synthetic biology, and genetic technologies with emphasis in stem cells, gene editing, etc ., in Neurosciences.

Instructions for students. The steps for participation are: (1) Wait for channel starting in 2021-Dec-25, you will see a posting comments option/button, (2) Register/login with your email and password to validate your user, (3) Post your question/comment for the Prof. of the channel, (4) Wait for the email advising that professor has answered your question, (5) Make other questions related to this topic or other topics, (6) Request your attendance certificate to mol2net.chair@gmail.com or directly to the email of the professor.

General notes. (1) Students are allowed to made multiple questions following the same discussion threat or open new questions. (2) Some professors may release different materials, slides, etc., that the student can use to study and/or follow the discussion, click the button bellow to see the pdf files. (3) Language note: some professors allow students to select their favorite language of interaction according to professor communications skills, accordingly materials, questions, and answers may appear in these languages. (4) The channel will be open until conference finish the post-publication stage, contact chairpersons for doubts: mol2net.chair@gmail.com

USEDAT: USA-Europe Data Analysis Training Congress Series is a Multi-center Trans-Atlantic initiative offering both scientific meetings and hands-on training courses active since 2015. This dual training course and scientific congress program admit students coming from both areas with strong computational background (Computer sciences, Mathematics, Physics). However, we especially welcome students from areas with experimental background (Chemistry, Engineering, Biology, Biotechnology, etc.). However, they are not entitled to receive NEURODAT'21 IBRO PERC label, training, or benefits. These students/participants will attend under our traditional USEDAT workshop label only. In all cases, students from both USEDAT and NEURODAT'21 courses and workshops will be encouraged to interchange experiences and participated in activities together. USEDAT initiative joins tutors from various sister summer schools, workshops, boot camps, hands-on training courses, and/or capstone courses of universities in United States and Europe. This includes courses and research workshops offered/chaired by professors of Miami Dade College (MDC), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC), North Dakota State University (NDSU), Jackson State University (JSU), Tulane University New Orleans, Saint Thomas University (STU), and West Coast University (WCU) Miami, in United States and courses/workshops organized by professors / researchers of University of Coruña (UDC) Spain, EMBL-EBI European Bioinformatics Institute, Cambridge, United Kingdom, CNAM, Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, Paris, France, University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) and Ikerbasque, Basque Foundation for Science, Basque Country, Spain, and other European centers. Please see, download, and share our [USEDAT Flyer] and/or read our editorial paper [USEDAT Editorial.pdf]. Follow this link [MORE USEDAT PROGRAM DETAILS] to read more details about USEDAT program. USEDAT participants as well as training courses students are invited to submit short communications. However, being student of the training courses is not a requisite to participate on the congress. Researchers worldwide are also welcome to submit their communications directly as well.
USEDAT congress topics. USEDAT'21 welcomes papers about Statistics, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Graph Theory, Complex Networks, Time Series Analysis, Quantum Computing, etc. are welcome. This include theoretical developments as well as applications in Neurosciences, Cheminformatics, Bioinformatics, Medicinal Chemistry, Nanotechnology, Systems Biology, Epidemiology, Biomedical Engineering, Biotechnology, Energy, Biomass, Biofuels, Economy, Trading, Finances, Ciber-security, Education, Meteorology and Time Forecasting, etc. The program also promotes training and knowledge of ethical and legal regulatory issues (GDPR, REACH, OECD, FDA, etc.) about data use and data protection in all the previous areas.
USEDAT congress-training participation. Professors and students worldwide are welcome to submit their research works to be published in USEDAT Workshop and/or in any other of the MOL2NET conference workshops (despite of their interest or not on the course as students). For in-site participation contact the coordinators of the different courses or the general coordinator. For participation in the workshops, click submit to send the title and abstract of your communication. After that, wait to receive after approval email. Next, write your communication using the following [USEDAT Template.doc] file to write your communications, after that save a .pdf file and upload. Almost all schools have workshops published by the MOL2NET Conference series (see details at follows). The professors, researchers, and students interested on this workshop are also welcome to participate in the international network of courses offered by USEDAT program. The students of the program can visit one or more of the universities to receive personalized training. It may include introduction to experimental techniques (NMR, EEG, MS, HPLC, 2DGE, etc.) for data acquisition. However, the main focus is on computational algorithms (ML, AI, ANN, SVM, LDA, Deep Learning, SQL, Python, etc.) for data analysis and computational modelling and simulation in Chemistry (All), Biotechnology Biotechnology, Nanotechnology, Biomedical Engineering, etc. See all benefits for students and professors bellow. Follow this link [MORE USEDAT PROGRAM DETAILS] to read more details about USEDAT program.
NEURODAT'21 IBRO-PERC Training Course. This year our congress is one of the online hosts of the NEURODAT'21: IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training course sponsored by the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) - Pan-Europe Regional Committee (PERC). NEURODAT'21 IBRO-PERC Soft Skills Training course offers soft skills training focused on data analysis techniques, machine learning, artificial intelligence, cheminformatics, drug discovery, critical assay writing, regulatory issues, personal data protection, critical assay writing, etc. This year USEDAT is one of the online host congresses of NEURODAT'21 IRBO-PREC Soft Skill training program. This special training program shall focus on entry level neurosciences students coming from Medicine Pharmacy, Biomedical Engineering, or related degrees. Up to 30 students will receive full waives (enrollment free of cost), in special those students supervised by our course tutors in different universities worldwide. The program is directed to researchers and students worldwide. In order to enroll you can contact by email one of the tutors or professors of our committee, preferably those of your own university or area of residence, if any in the committee (please check committee bellow). NEURODAT'21 students should contact those tutors or committee members with the (IBRO-PERC label) students of USEDAT course may contact all other members of committee.
NEURODAT'21 IBRO-PERC Training Course Invited Talks & Tutoring Channels. As part of IBRO-PERC NEURODAT'21 Training we have hosting online a series of invited talks and/or tutoring channels. Consequently, USEDAT'21 congress will published the slide shows and/or covers of the talks made by professors of the IBRO-PERC NEURODAT'21 Soft Skills Training program. In addition, we will host a series of online tutoring channels of these professors as well. In this tutoring channels students will be allowed to do online public questions and comments about different topics covered by the channel within expertise of the professor in charge. Professors may allow students to interact with in more than one language, according to their communication skills, such as: English (Preferred), Euskera (Basque Language), Spanish, Portuguese, Galego, etc.
Topics of lectures and channels. All channels deal with topics related to the development of soft skills by students interested in Neurosciences. For instance, Neuroinformatics, Artificial Intelligence, Data analysis techniques, Machine learning, Cheminformatics & Drug discovery in Neurosciences, Critical assay writing, Neurosciences Regulatory issues, Biomedical research and Personal data protection, Chemical Neurosciences and Organic synthesis, Chemical characterization, NMR, IR, Mass Spectroscopy, of Chemical Compounds with Biological activity over the Central Nervous system, etc.
Instructions for Tutoring Channels students. The steps for participation are: (1) Wait for channel starting in 2021-Dec-25, you will see a posting comments option/button, (2) Register/login with your email and password to validate your user, (3) Post your question/comment for the Prof. of the channel, (4) Wait for the email advising that professor has answered your question, (5) Make other questions related to this topic or other topics, (6) Request your attendance certificate to mol2net.chair@gmail.com or directly to the email of the professor.
Lectures & Tutoring Channels notes. (1) Students are allowed to made multiple questions following the same discussion threat or open new questions. (2) Some professors may release different materials, slides, etc., that the student can use to study and/or follow the discussion, click the button bellow to see the pdf files. (3) Language note: some professors allow students to select their favorite language of interaction according to professor communications skills, accordingly materials, questions, and answers may appear in these languages. (4) The channel will be open until conference finish the post-publication stage, contact chairpersons for doubts: mol2net.chair@gmail.com
USEDAT-NEURODAT Sponsor Projects: NEURODAT'21 Course and Workshop are sponsored by IBRO-PERC Soft Training program, 2021, of the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO). USEDAT'21 workshop is also sponsored by the European Commission Project Participatory Approaches to a New Ethical and Legal Framework for ICT (PANELFIT H2020) focused on regulatory and data protection issues related to the uses on Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs).