Overview Events
Here you can find information on all of the DSC events that are going to take place in the next few months. These include upcoming trainings, workshops, data snacks, and other types of events. At the bottom of the page, we also provide links to past DSC events.
Our Trainings During Fall/Winter 2026
| Title | Date | Location | Trainers | Links |
October | ||||
| DSC-2026-10 | Create your own Data Management Plan: A Hands-on Workshop | 22.10.2026 | Campus | Nele Fuchs, Sarah Büker | More information |
| DSC-2026-11 | Supervised Machine Learning Using Python | 28.10 & 29.10.2026 | Campus | Annika Nolte, Maryam Movahedifar | More information |
November | ||||
| DSC-2026-12 | No Messy Data - Introduction to Data Cleaning and Preprocessing in R | 03.11.2026 | Campus | Susanne de Vogel | More information |
| DSC-2026-13 | Automatische Audio-Transkriptionen mit NoScribe | 10.11.2026 | Campus | Nele Fuchs | (Workshop in german) |
| DSC-2026-14 | Advanced Python for Researchers: Writing Structured and Reusable | 11.11.2026 | Campus | Annika Nolte, Timo Laudi | More information |
| DSC-2026-15 | No Fear of Numbers - Introduction to Quantitative Data Analysis in R | 24.11.2026 | Campus | Susanne de Vogel | More information |
December | ||||
| DSC-2026-16 | Getting Git-Ready for Research Projects | 08.12.2026 | Campus | Annika Nolte, Timo Laudi, Nils Leusmann | More information |
Data Science Summer School 2026 - "Location Matters"
Geospatial Methods for Health Scientists, Social Scientists, and Geoscientists | 13 to 17 June 2026
Geospatial data is increasingly central to understanding health outcomes, social inequalities, environmental exposures, and access to services. The “Location Matters” Interdisciplinary Summer School 2026 creates a focused space for methodological training, structured exchange, and research development. Participants will develop practical skills and interdisciplinary perspectives for working with spatial data in societal and health-related research contexts.
The Summer School is jointly organized by the Data Science Center (DSC), the Leibniz Institute for Prevention Research and Epidemiology (BIPS), the Leibniz Centre for Tropical Marine Research (ZMT), and the interdisciplinary data competence center Data Nord.
Data Insights in 30 Minutes!
When? Thursdays 1-1:30 PM via Zoom.
Each snack addresses different challenges and practical solutions for handling data — from DMPs and data protection to data publishing, machine learning, and data infrastructures for social media research — there’s something for everyone
Use our Data Snacks to strengthen your data skills. You can just drop by. Registration in advance is not required.
Researchers of all disciplines are welcome!
Title | Date | Where | Further Info |
Data-Science-Community Workshop | INFORMATIK 2026 | 22.09.2026 | TU Dresden | Link |
DSC Trainings
Here you can find our DSC training portfolio, which provides a comprehensive overview of all past DSC trainings.
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Bremen x Oldenburg | Digital Humanities Lunchtalks
Jointly organized by the Library and Information System (BIS) at the University of Oldenburg, the Data Science Center of the University of Bremen & the Bremen State and University Library (SuUB)
When? 04 to 08 May 2026 | Daily from 01:00-02:00 PM via Zoom
Digital Humanities combine humanities-based questions with digital methods and are becoming increasingly important in research and teaching. In a week-long lunch series, different researchers and DH services from Bremen and Oldenburg will present their current projects and services.
The series is aimed at humanities scholars and digital humanities researchers from Bremen and Oldenburg. However, guests from other institutions are also welcome!