Youth-GEMs 10th Science Café Data-harmonization and Artificial Intelligence were the main topics of the 10th Youth-GEMs Science Café. First guest in this Science Café was Lauren Fromont, a neuroscientist en researcher at the European Genomic-phenomic Archive (EGA) in Barcelona. In her presentation she focused on the challenge of harmonizing different types of data. In our Youth-GEMs …
The Youth-GEMs project studies the genetic & environmental factors influencing mental health of young people between 12-26 years. Together with colleagues from a broad international consortium we use clinical studies, dive into different data cohorts, explore epigenetics research and develop artificial intelligence and e-health tools. The project is divided into different subtasks called work packages, led …
Brief update about the 9th Science Café (August 21): PhD researcher Winni Schalkwijk, who was invited to a previous Science Café, came back to recap some of the fundamentals of her work. Not only do our genes determine our mental health, also the environment and adaptive mechanisms (epigenetics) play an important role. A genome-wide association study …
A brief update about the 7th Science Café (June 19): In this café Mariël Kanne (ethicist) was invited. Mariël asked the young advisors to have an ethical reflection on how to work with young people with lived experiences. In our project, young people are sometimes asked to share their experiences and we should do so in …
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