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AI-based tools revolutionize science and enable researchers to work more efficiently and effectively. However, it is important for researchers to use these tools judiciously and with an understanding of their limitations. The course will kick off with an explanation of what GPTs are and how to use them. In the following, optimization of prompting using context and framework will be introduced and applied.
You will discuss how to address complex tasks and documents, such as extracting key claims, summarizing, brainstorming ideas, and finding sources using, e.g,. https://perplexity.ai.
You will discuss enhanced literature review, connectivity of papers, and interactive summaries of key information using, e.g., https://elicit.org, https://www.explainpaper.com, https://app.litmaps.com, https://researchrabbit.ai.
You will discuss aspects of texting, such as optimizing text, generating scientific text de novo (paragraphs, titles, cover letters, ...), generating text for social media ("Tweets", LinkedIn posts, ...) using, e.g., https://www.deepl.com/write, https://chat.openai.com/chat.
You will discuss how to use artificial intelligence for brainstorming, such as experiment planning, strategic planning, and career development, using, e.g., https://chat.openai.com/chat.
You will get a teaser for programming using artificial intelligence, from zero to implementation.
Registration, Participation, and Certificates
This course is organized by HIDSS4Health, BIF-IGS, and IHRS BioSoft. Registration is required to attend and places are limited, participation is free or charge for members of the three schools. In case of overbooking, priority will be given to fellows and faculty of the three schools. Participants that attend all three half-day online sessions and contribute to the homework will receive a certificate of attendance.
Course Format
The course will be offered online in an interactive format. The trainers will use questions, material, text, and ideas provided by the participants to create an interactive learning experience. Content suggestions and questions will be implemented live online as input into the AI tools. Case studies and live exercises will help the participants to apply the concepts and tools to their own research. In-between the three live online lectures, tasks will be assigned to groups of participants and the trainers will be available for questions.
This event is organized by
International Helmholtz Research School of Biophysics and Soft Matter | BioInterfaces International Graduate School