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Harnessing AI Transforms Research: Smart Strategies for Advanced Productivity

Research
Health and medicine
Science and Information Technology

Past event: Recordings available!

Workshop
Date
13 May 2024 - 14 May 2024
Number of seats
Limited - onsite registration will close when full
Registration deadline
1 May 2024

Good to know
WORKSHOP FEES

Onsite Attendance
- Academic Participants: 500 SEK. This fee covers coffee breaks and lunches over the two-day workshop.
- Industry Participants: 2000 SEK
Online Participation
- Academic Participants: Free
- Industry Participants: 500 SEK

National participants have priority and international participants are welcome subject to availability
Organizer
SciLifeLab Gothenburg
Registration is closed.

This is a past event, but you can access the recorded workshop here:

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Our upcoming workshop will explore cutting-edge advancements in AI that have the potential to revolutionize scientific research and healthcare. A recent Harvard Business School study of more than 700 knowledge workers found that the use of AI increased the speed of work, more tasks could be completed, and above all, the quality of work results increased!

The workshop will cover these basic topics:

  • Why use AI? Productivity and quality increase.
  • How do LLMs work?
  • Prompting like a Pro
  • Using AI for structuring text, and telling a story
  • Using AI for brainstorming of experiments and projects
  • Using AI for decision making, introspection, career development and for training of interpersonal interactions
  • Good Scientific Practice using AI Assistants: plagiarism, copyright, usage for brainstorming, publishing and for grant writing

In addition to the main topics, we will briefly touch on the superior reasoning capabilities of Claude 3, the emergence of local large language models (LLMs) for enhanced data security, and the potential of LLMs to outperform humans in fact-checking.

View full program

About the lecturer

PD Dr. Daniel Mertens is a biochemist and group leader at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) and at the University of Ulm. He is both a successfull scientist, with more than 100 publications within life science that have been cited more than 5000 times (Daniel Mertens - Web of Science Core Collection) and an experienced lecturer, who has been training scientists, physicians, administrators and other staff in different transferable skills (www.scientistsneedmore.de). Last year Dr. Mertens instructed more than 3000 scientists in 54 workshops around the world in how they can use AI to be more efficient and produce higher quality in their everyday work. Now it is your chance to learn more about how to use AI to increase your scientific productivity and quality in this instructive hands-on workshop!

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Daniel Mertens