Training Programme

Training Programme

SofTMech Training Programme

The SofTMech training committee and the wider SofTMech leadership organise a series of training events for our PhD students and PDRAs.  These events are also open to members of the other EPSRC Maths-in-Healthcare centres and our SofTMech partner Universities. Events will run in a hybrid format to allow online participation.

These events take one of two forms: 

Large Scale Events: include conferences and workshops, and spanning from a half day to several days. Previous/upcoming large scale events include: 

Small scale (informal) training events: Previous/upcoming small scale events include:  

  • Preparing an effective poster presentation (May 22) 
  • Presenting with confidence (Oct 22) 
  • Effective figures for scientific papers (Dec 22) 
     

Attending an academic conference and networking

Attending an academic conference and networking: 24.03.22

Our first informal training event discussed academic conferences, covering:

  • what actually happens at an academic conference?
  • what can I hope to get out it?
  • how do I network effectively?

The event also included a practical exercise on preparing an elevator pitch for networking with senior academics.

A recording of the event can be accessed from the link on the right hand side of the screen.

 

 

 

 

 

Students on a computer in the Round Reading Room
Students on a computer in the Round Reading Room

SofTMech Training Day 28.01.22

Mon, 31 Jan 2022 12:21:00 GMT

On Friday Jan 28th 2022 The SofTMech Training committee hosted a (virtual) half day training workshop on the theory and practice of the Finite Element Method. To view further details including how to access the recorded talks click here .....

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Training day image

TRAINING DAY JANUARY 8th 2021

Mon, 23 Nov 2020 10:54:00 GMT

On Friday 8th January 2021 an on-line training day organised by Professor Dirk Husmeier and Dr Peter Stewart was held. 51 people registered, a mixture of CIs, RAs and PhD students from the University of Glasgow, University of Plymouth, Terumo Aortic, POLIMI, MIT, EPFL and North Carolina State University. There were sessions on Mathematical Modelling Principals, Dark data, Parameter estimation and uncertainty quantification see more .............