This event was designed to encourage communication between researchers, thus opening debates around different scientific themes. It also allowed students to share their research work while acquiring new skills thanks to the various workshops offered.
Around 200 participants gathered for this 3rd edition, taking advantage of a scientific symposium which covered the three main themes of the Pasteur Institute of Tunis. The event also included the participation of national and international speakers, as well as numerous oral and poster communications presented by students. The workshops were structured around three themes and a “Science Slam” session.
The first workshop, entitled “The right fund for the right job,” was led by Dr. Mohamed JEMAÀ. It provided thesis students with the tools to pursue postdoctoral opportunities.
The second workshop, “Computational approaches for biomedical research: Which, When and How,” was led by Dr. Emna HARIGUA. It has enabled young researchers to better understand when and how computational approaches can help them address research questions or analyze 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 talks (5 minutes) presenting certain scientific works in a clear, entertaining and concise manner.
To create a friendly atmosphere, an evening was organized at the Pasteur Institute in Tunis. This evening offered a valuable opportunity for informal meetings and exchanges between researchers from different generations.