Lecture catalogue

Leonhard-Marek, Osigus

Tue 24.06.25, 14:15 - 16:00

How to cite and reference other people's work. Avoiding intentional or unintentional plagiarism. "3001 - Avoiding plagiarism" consists of two parts:

1. The Epigeum online course (2 h) can be taken at any time. Personal software tokens are available after registration.

2. The online seminar (2 h) is meant for discussion of open questions and to receive feedback. It is voluntary and can be attended in a different semester after passing the online exam. You can collect your questions and send them to the lecturer in advance of the seminar.

Leonhard-Marek, Osigus

Tue 27.05.25, 14:15 - 16:00

After a general introduction to ?where, how and what to search?, we will have a more detailed look into different kinds of search engines, databases, catalogues and discovery systems. In addition, we will elaborate effective search strategies, which are optimized based on the specific demands.

Osigus, Leonhard-Marek

Tue 03.06.25, 14:15 - 16:00

EndNote 21 enables its users to manage bibliographic data effectively, which includes retrieval and display. It allows reversible changes of the display format to suit the formal requirements of a research article and/or a PhD thesis. The features of EndNote 21 will be explored by means of various examples.

Osigus, Leonhard-Marek

Tue 10.06.25, 14:15 - 16:00

The processes of collecting, organising, analysing and communicating data are essential elements of conducting research. If research data is not systematically processed, a subsequent data loss is inevitable. The loss of data results in fragmented data sets which prevents further reuse and therefore is in contradiction to the rules of good scientific practice.
This seminar focuses on improving knowledge, awareness and skills in research data management to establish sustainable data environments. Data handling strategies and best practices will also be discussed in the context of Open Science.

Wohlsein

Mon 19.05.25, 9:15 - 10:45

This seminar provides general information about the planning and preparation of an oral scientific presentation. Participants will get general information about the transfer of information to an audience.
Additionally, principal information is provided for the preparation of a poster presentation.

von Reumont

Tue 06.05.25 - Wed 07.05.25, 09:00 - 17:00

Oral presentation, manuscripts, structure of an oral presentation, linguistic competence

Datenanalyse und Bioinformatik mit R und Python, deutsch (Sommer)

K. Jung

Wed 16.04.25 - Wed 16.07.25, 14:15 - 15:45

Winter term:
- Introduction to R and Python programming; data structures and data processing in R
- statistical methods for the analysis of scientific experiments (statistical testing, regression, analysis of variance, correlation analysis)
- basics of bioinformatics (sequence alignment, phylogenetics, analysis of molecular high-throughput data from microarray and NGS experiments, normalization, visualization multiple testing, gene-set enrichment machine learning, artificial neurla networks)

Summer term:
- Einführung in die R- & Python-Programmierung, Datenstrukturen & Datenprozessierung in R
- Statistische Verfahren für die Auswertung naturwissenschaftlicher Experimente (Statistisches Testen, Regressions- und Varianzanalytische Verfahren, Korrelationsanalyse),
- Grundlagen der Bioinformatik in R (Sequenzalignment, Phylogenetische Analysen, Analyse molekularer Hochdurchsatzdaten aus Microarray- oder Sequencing-Experimenten, Normalisierung, Visualisierung, Multiples Testen, Gene-set Enrichment Analysen, Maschinelles Lernen)

Freise, Hartmann, Schneider, Kirse, Kreienbrock

Mon 29.09.25 - Wed 01.10.25, 09:00 - 17:00

Important epidemiological and biometric methods are briefly repeated and their implementation with the lisence-free version of SAS-Studio practised using examples.

The course is a joined activity for all doctoral and PhD programmes at TiHo. Therefore, the course is held in German. However, some course materials and personal comments by the lecturers in the exercises will also be in English. From 2026, individual courses will also be held entirely in English. The software can also be individually converted to English.

A. Bleich

Mon 05.05.25 - Tue 27.05.25, 09:00 - 16:00

The lecture and practical course ?Basics in laboratory animal science? is for persons involved in the use of animals for scientific purposes to achieve competence in the sense of animal welfare and according the German Animal Welfare Law (TierSchG §7).
The local authority (LAVES) will provide a ?certificate of exemption? only after successful attention of both theoretical and practical course.
Theoretical module:
The 2-day theoretical module ?Basics in laboratory animal science? includes following topics: Legal aspects (including national legislation), basics in anatomy and physiology of different laboratory animal species, application of substances, anesthesia, operation and perioperative care, blood collection, euthanasia, basics in genetics, nomenclature and breeding management, husbandry, labelling, health monitoring and hygienic requirements.
Learning outcome will be assessed by a written exam.
Practical module:
In the 2-day practical ?Basic Training Module? basic skills will be obtained: propaedeutics, handling (mouse, rat, guinea pig), anatomy and physiology, application and blood sample collection techniques, humane killing, sample collection, anesthesia, labelling of laboratory animals, documentation (please, bring your own lab coat with you).

German

Dozenten Versuchstierkunde, MHH

Thu 10.04.25 - Tue 08.07.25, 17:00 - 18:30

Die Veranstaltung richtet sich an Studierende naturwissenschaftlicher Studiengänge, Studierende der Human- und Zahnmedizin sowie an alle Mitarbeiter der MHH, die in Tierversuchen mitwirken wollen.
Theoretischer Teil:
Die Vorlesung vermittelt an insgesamt 12 Terminen umfangreiches Wissen zu den Themen Versuchstiere und Versuchstierkunde.
Praktischer Teil "Grundmodul Tierexperimentelle Techniken":
Das praktische Grundmodul vermittelt an zwei Tagen (jeweils von 9:00-17:00 Uhr) Grundkenntnisse zu folgenden Themengebieten: Propädeutik, Handling von Tieren (Maus, Ratte, Meerschweinchen), Anatomie und Physiologie, Techniken zur Applikation und Probenentnahme, tierartgerechtes Töten, Narkoseführung, Techniken zur Markierung von Versuchstieren, Dokumentation.

Für die gemeinsame erfolgreiche Teilnahme an der Vorlesung und dem ?Grundmodul Tierexperimentelle Techniken? wird eine Bescheinigung als Nachweis der erworbenen Sachkunde ausgestellt.