This short hands-on workshop is meant to give you practical help to improve your next scientific presentation (i.e. talk based on slides). Given the timing we could focus on your iDiv conference oral presentations and improve them. But any other presentation purpose is welcome too of course. Three hours are not much and thus I will focus on main principles. It’s very little about design...
Metabolomics data is rich and often large, containing far more variables than samples while many features remain unannotated. Therefore, the analysis of metabolomics data is not trivial and calls for approaches complementary to (multivariate) statisticial analyses not only to overcome the metabolite annotation bottleneck, but more importantly, to facilitate the rapid exploration of the...
Computational workflows in the earth system sciences are becoming increasingly sophisticated, where data of different types and sources are integrated into large-scale, modelled data products. This is partly a consequence of a competition-driven diversification of tools and approaches, with the desirable side effect that we learn more about the earth's spheres from more distinct perspectives....
