This question was answered by our new speaker, Dr. Lukas Aguirre Dávila, as part of the TRAIN Academy program.
In our next public lecture on 25 June 2026 at 2.30 pm at TWINCORE, we will be discussing scientific advice provided by the PEI (Paul Ehrlich Institute) and the CHMP (Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use). Dr. Lukas Aguirre Dávila will explain what scientific consultations are, how they are conducted and what is expected
Cutting-Edge transcriptomics, an innovative multi-omics data analysis platform and lots of CUREiousity: Impressions from our TRAIN Academy field trip to the life sciences company Evotec! A biotech that focuses on drug discovery and the preclinical development of drugs.
✨ 🎉 The TRAIN Summer Party was a great event this year. We were delighted to welcome so many familiar faces from our TRAIN partner organizations as well as new guests.
We all use AI. Most of us use it every day. But what legal consequences does this have for us and our work? 🤔 In our TRAIN Academy Keynote Lecture Professor Fabian Schmieder from HSH helped us to gain a better understanding of the legal implications of using AI.
AI has become an essential tool in research. However, legal considerations must also be taken into account when using AI in science. That is why we invite all interested people to our next TRAIN Academy Keynote Lecture on 15 April 2026, 4 pm, at TWINCORE. The keynote will be streamed hybrid.