超越国界的适应:第 19 届学生会专题讨论会(SCS2023)的启示--国际学生会理事会学生会的首次全球混合活动

IF 2.4 Q2 MATHEMATICAL & COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY Bioinformatics advances Pub Date : 2024-04-03 DOI:10.1093/bioadv/vbae028
S. M. Al Sium, Estefania Torrejón, S. Chowdhury, Rubaiat Ahmed, Aakriti Jain, Mirko Treccani, Laura Veschetti, Arsalan Riaz, Pradeep Eranti, Gabriel J Olguín-Orellana
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摘要 ISCB-SC组织的第19届ISCB学生会研讨会(SCS2023)首次采用了混合形式,与会者可以在法国里昂亲身参与,也可以通过互动在线平台进行虚拟参与。研讨会将包容性放在首位,为现场与会者提供了现场会议、海报展示和社交活动,而虚拟与会者则可以参加现场会议、互动问答和虚拟展厅。与会者统计数据显示,与会者遍布全球,其中欧洲是主要贡献者。SCS2023 成功地将现场和虚拟体验结合起来,为今后的计算生物学和生物信息学活动开创了先例。可用性和实施 研讨会的详细信息、演讲者信息、日程安排和录用摘要可在程序手册(https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8173977)中查阅。对于有意采用类似混合模式的组织者来说,了解所使用的在线平台、提供的会议类型以及面临的挑战等方面的详细信息将大有裨益。未来的 "科学委员会 "迭代可以解决这些方面的问题,以进一步提高可访问性和包容性。
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Adapting beyond borders: Insights from the 19th Student Council Symposium (SCS2023), the first hybrid ISCB Student Council global event
Abstract Summary The 19th ISCB Student Council Symposium (SCS2023) organized by ISCB-SC adopted a hybrid format for the first time, allowing participants to engage in-person in Lyon, France, and virtually via an interactive online platform. The symposium prioritized inclusivity, featuring on-site sessions, poster presentations, and social activities for in-person attendees, while virtual participants accessed live sessions, interactive Q&A, and a virtual exhibit hall. Attendee statistics revealed a global reach, with Europe as the major contributor. SCS2023’s success in bridging in-person and virtual experiences sets a precedent for future events in Computational Biology and Bioinformatics. Availability and Implementation The details of the symposium, speaker information, schedules, and accepted abstracts, are available in the program booklet (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8173977). For organizers interested in adopting a similar hybrid model, it would be beneficial to have access to details regarding the online platform used, the types of sessions offered, and the challenges faced. Future iterations of SCS can address these aspects to further enhance accessibility and inclusivity.
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