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2023 has been a long year in which a lot happens. Two EU projects ended (RiskGONE\nand NanoSolveIT; more about that in a\nlater post), our group leader Chris Evelo will retire this year,\nthe ELIXIR Toxicology Community started (see\nthis post), the\nnew WikiPathways website launched (see this post),\nand a lot, lot more.

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But this post is about the upcoming PhD defences of Andra Waagmeester\nand Marvin Martens:

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Both meetings have a minisymposium in the morning, related to their thesis topics. I am very much looking forward\nto these meetings. It’s hard to summarize in a few words what they contributed to open science in general and to\nthe data sciences in biology. So, I rather invite you to join the afternoon PhD defences. I think the PhD theses\nwill become freely avialable after the defence, but you can always check the literature lists on their \nabove linked Scholia pages.

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Or ask them questions on Mastodon: @Marvin and @Andrawaag.

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