Nordic Informatics Network in the Agricultural Sciences

List of national workshops and courses

One of the goals of the Nordic network is to create a "common market" for seminars, symposia and workshops within the field of informatics (including computer science, mathematics and statistics) in relation to agriculture (including forestry, horticulture, veterinary medicine and food science). PhD students from the Nordic countries may apply for money for attending such events in other Nordic countries. The procedure for application is to send an e-mail to the network coordinator Anders Ringgaard Kristensen ark@dina.kvl.dk describing the event and the applicant. If granted, the network will cover all costs including accommodation, meals and travel. This page is an attempt to list relevant workshops, but it is not a condition for application that a seminar or workshop appears on the list. Anyone organizing such meetings are encouraged to send an e-mail to ark@dina.kvl.dk in order to have it included on the list.

• Workshop on "Dataseries, state-space models, and the Kalman filter organized by the Dina Research School. The language will be English.
  Koldkærgård Landboskole, Århus, Denmark, April 19-19, 2002 .
• Workshop on "Sequential Monitoring: Controlling Error Rates" organized by the the Dina IT coordinators. The language will be English.
  Research Centre Foulum, Tjele (close to Viborg), Denmark
• Workshop on "QTL mapping and marker assisted selection" organized by the Dina IT coordinators.
  Tune Landboskole, Greve, Denmark, January 31 - February 1.
• Workshop on "Visualization and Data Mining" organized by the Dina Research School. The language will be English.
  Tune Landboskole, Greve, Denmark, December 6-7 2000.
• Workshop on "Sequential Monitoring: Controlling Error Rates" organized by the Dina IT coordinators.
  Research Centre Foulum, Viborg, Denmark, November 7. 2001.
• NorFAs jubileumsarangement - "Forskningens idealer under press" held at Åbo Akademi, Finland, 28-30 September 2001. The languages of the conference will be Danish/Norwegian/Swedish. NorFA invites in particular PhD students attached to the NorFA networks (for instance NINA) to participate. PhD students who would like to join the conference should apply directly to NorFA using the electronic application form provided. If accepted, NorFA will pay all costs related to travel and accommodation. In the field "Tilhører NorFAs nettverk" you confirm and specify "Nordic Informatics Network in the Agricultural Sciences".
• PhD course on Sparse Matrix Computations held at the Technical University of Denmark, August 13 - 18, 2001.
• PhD course on "Advanced bioinformatic techniques in genomics, transcriptomics and proteomics" organized by the Linnaeus Centre for Bioinformatics, Uppsala, Sweden.
  Biomedical Center, Uppsala, Sweden, 26 Aug. - 2 Sept 2001.
• Workshop on "Exploring genetic resources - marker and sequence based biodiversity, phylogeny and trait association" organized by the Dina IT coordinators.
  Risø, Roskilde, Denmark, June 6, 2001,
• Workshop on "Optimering" organized by the Dina Research School. 
  Koldkærgård Landboskole, Århus, Denmark, April 26-27 2001 
• Seminar on "Information og Teknologi i Jordbruget". Annual meeting of Dina/DSIJ/DANET
  Hotel Scanticon Comwell Rebild Bakker, Skørping, Denmark, March 1-2 2001.
• Workshop on "Digital billedbehandling" organized by the Dina Research School
  Tune Landboskole, Greve, Denmark, December 7-8 2000.
• Workshop on "Biosekvensanalyse" organized by the Dina Research School
  Koldkærgård Landboskole, Århus, Denmark, April 6-7 2000

Author: phd@dina.kvl.dk. Updated: 28 March 2001