This event was designed to encourage communication among researchers, fostering debates around various scientific topics. It also allowed students to share their research work while gaining new skills through the different workshops offered.
Approximately 200 participants gathered for this 3rd edition, enjoying a scientific symposium covering the three main research areas of the Pasteur Institute of Tunis. The event also featured national and international speakers, as well as numerous oral and poster presentations by students. The workshops were organized around three themes and included a "Science Slam" session.
The first workshop, titled "The right fund for the right job," was led by Dr. Mohamed JEMAÀ. It provided PhD students with the tools necessary to seek postdoctoral opportunities.
The second workshop, "Computational approaches for biomedical research: Which, When and How," was conducted by Dr. Emna HARIGUA. It helped young researchers better understand when and how computational approaches can assist them in addressing research questions or analyzing their data more effectively.
The third workshop, "Emotional intelligence to support Leadership," was led by Ms. Chiraz BASSOUMI. This workshop helped participants strengthen their leadership skills, particularly by improving their perception and management of emotions.
The Science Slam session made science more accessible to the general public through short (5-minute) presentations that showcased certain scientific works in a clear, entertaining, and concise manner.
To create a friendly atmosphere, an evening event was organized at the Pasteur Institute of Tunis. This gathering provided a valuable opportunity for informal meetings and exchanges among researchers from different generations. Environ 200 participants se sont rassemblés pour cette 3ème édition, profitant d'un symposium scientifique qui couvrait les trois principales thématiques de l'Institut Pasteur de Tunis. L'événement a également compté sur la participation de conférenciers nationaux et internationaux, ainsi que de nombreuses communications orales et affichées présentées par les étudiants. Les ateliers se sont articulés autour de trois thèmes et une session de "Science Slam."
Le premier atelier, intitulé "The right fund for the right job," a été animé par le Dr. Mohamed JEMAÀ. Il a fourni aux étudiants en thèse les outils nécessaires pour rechercher des opportunités de post-doctorat.
Le deuxième atelier, "Computational approaches for biomedical research: Which, When and How," a été dirigé par le Dr. Emna HARIGUA. Il a permis aux jeunes chercheurs de mieux comprendre quand et comment les approches computationnelles peuvent les aider à aborder des questions de recherche ou à analyser plus efficacement leurs données.
Le troisième atelier, "Emotional intelligence to support Leadership," a été animé par Mme. Chiraz BASSOUMI. Ce workshop a aidé les participants à renforcer leurs compétences en leadership, notamment en améliorant leur perception et leur gestion des émotions.
La session Science Slam a rendu la science plus accessible au grand public grâce à des exposés brefs (5 minutes) présentant certains travaux scientifiques de manière claire, divertissante et concise.
Pour créer une ambiance conviviale, une soirée a été organisée à l'Institut Pasteur de Tunis. Cette soirée a offert une précieuse opportunité de rencontres informelles et d'échanges entre chercheurs de différentes générations.