DocDay Conference Tulln 2021

DocDay Winner 2021
Dr. Brigitte Gschmeidler - DocDay Keynote
Orgi Team 2021

NACHLESE DOCDAY 2021

Endlich konnte wieder ein DocDay in Tulln stattfinden.

Nach der erzwungenen Pause im Vorjahr war es schön zu sehen, dass die Begeisterung für den DocDay in Tulln ungebrochen ist. Die spannenden Vorträge und Posterpräsentationen der Doktorats-Studierenden wurden ergänzt von Referaten mit praktischen Informationen. Dabei sprach Lisa-Ariadne Schmidt (Technology Transfer Manager BOKU) über Technologietransfer und geistiges Eigentum, Möglichkeiten zu Auslandsaufenthalten beschrieb Nicole Fohringer (Coordinator International Student Programmes BOKU) und Mario Enzenberger (Prokurist, Calls & Controlling at Gesellschaft für Forschungsförderung NÖ) erklärte Fördermöglichkeiten des NFB für Doktorats-Studierende. Am Stand der BOKU-Base gab es aufschlussreiche Informationen zu unternehmerischem Denken und Handeln.

Der feierliche Abschluss fand in der UFT Aula statt und begann mit der Keynote von Brigitte Gschmeidler von Open Science über das weite Feld der Wissenschaftskommunikation, ging weiter mit der Vergabe des Accent/Tecnet Innovationspreises, überreicht von Vizerektor Christian Obinger, und endete mit der Bekanntgabe der DocDay GewinnerInnen 2021. Die freuten sich über einen coolen Notebook-Rucksack und einen kleinen Beitrag auf ihrem Weiterbildungskonto.

In der fantastischen DocDay Jury waren Christian Hansmann von Wood-K-Plus, Angelika Weiler von Ecoplus, Brigitte Gschmeidler von Open Science und Reinhard Beyer vom DocDay-Organisationsteam. Die Jury war sich sehr einig und so konnten schon nach kurzer Beratung folgende Gewinner verkündet werden:

Magdalena Ehn für die Präsentation ihrer Arbeit “Genome-wide association study for common bunt resistance in a wheat diversity panel”, Sidhant Satya Prakash Padhi für seinen Vortrag zu “Surface modification for the enhancement of the lignin polymerization and functionalization using Myceliophthora thermophilia laccase” und Latifeh Nasseri für die Präsentation von “Kinetics analysis of the curing reaction of UF-based adhesive”. Bei den Poster-Präsentationen wurden Klaus Bleymaier für sein Poster zu “Enzyme Based Solutions for Prevention of Opioid Abuse”, David Budischowsky für “Fluorescene labelling of the C-1 oxidized reducing ends of Cellulose” und Clara Pogner für ihr Poster “Evaluation of influences on antigen content and sampling techniques for airborne allergenic fungi” ausgezeichnet.

DocDay Conference 2021

The DocDay 2021 is a two days PhD conference taking place at the University Research Center Tulln (UFT) in Tulln. The event will be held under the auspices of the Bio-Resources and Technologies (BiRT) inititative.

This year’s conference will take place at the Inge Dirmhirn building / Universitäts- und Forschungszentrum Tulln in 3430 Tulln, Konrad-Lorenz-Straße 24 (Google maps).

The aim of the conference is to provide PhD students working at the Campus Tulln a platform to present their research. The event allows an interdisciplinary exchange of the research groups at the Campus Tulln.

PhD students are invited to submit an abstract for an oral or a poster presentation. Furthermore, three awards will be granted for the best talk, best poster. The first day of the conference will be closed by the DocDay After Party. All interested persons are highly welcome to join the presentations, scientific discussions and social events! Due to Covid-Restrictions there is limited place: please register at: docday-tulln(at)boku.ac.at

DOCDAY CONFERENCE PROGRAM

DOC DAY 2021 FULL PROGRAMM . pdf

ABSTRACT BOOK DOC DAY 2021 . pdf

4 November 2021

Oral Presentations
Poster Presentations
Keynote 1:
Lisa-Ariadne Schmidt
Technology Transfer Manager
"From the Lab to the real world - Interlectual property & Technology transfer“
Keynote 2:
Brigitte Gschmeidler
Managing Director of the non-profit scientific association "Open Science Vienna"
"Inform, engage, include - The multiple facets of science communication"
Information from
Mario Enzenberger
Gesellschaft für Forschungsförderung Niederösterreich
"NFB PhD Förderungen“
Awards Ceremony
Presentation of the BOKU/tecnet/accent Innovation Award 2021 "Innovation to market" by Vice Rector Christian Obinger
DocDay Party with the Band "Around 7"

5 November 2021

Excursion to "Institute of Science and Technology Austria (IST Austria)" Klosterneuburg
PhD students of IST will present their topics, research areas and infrastructure
PhD students of BOKU will present their topics, research areas and infrastructure
Exchange of ideas, discussing and networking

Registration and abstract submission

Registration and abstract submission start: 15th of July 2021

Abstract submission for oral talks and posters until 15 October 2021

Presentation submission until 20t October 2021

Please download the Word template and fill in your abstract and the registration information.

Email the file to docday-tulln(at)boku.ac.at

PhD students who want to obtain 2 ECTS for the course Bio-Resources and Technologies in the winter semester 2021/22 have to additionally register at BOKUonline (The participation is restricted to PhD students working in the field of Biorescources and -technologies).

Students registered for the course will present their research topic in form of an oral (12 min talk + 3 min discussion) or a poster presentation on the 4th of November. On the 5th November an excursion to the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (IST Austria) will take place. 2 ECTS credits are granted for the DocDay-lecture or poster at day 1 and a brief presentation of your institute/lab/equipment/research/methods (together with others) to the IST students.

VENUE

The DocDay 2021 will take place at the Inge Dirmhirn building (Universitäts- und Forschungszentrum Tulln).

Presentations can be started from the provided laptop (Windows 10, Internet connection) equipped with Microsoft Office 365.

Standard poster hangars for A0 posters will be available and mounting material will be provided.

3G rule applies to this event!

Vaccinated (with a centrally licensed vaccine against COVID19):
Proof of less than 9 months (270 days) past
o    COVID19 second vaccination     or
o    COVID19 vaccination with vaccine administered in only one dose e.g. Johnson & Johnson (valid from the 22nd day after the single vaccination.)  or
o    Single dose COVID19 vaccination after recovery.

Recovered:
o    Segregation certificate, not older than 6 months, issued by the authority. Important: The person for whom the certificate was issued has been proven to be SARS-COV2 positive. or
o    Proof of neutralizing antibodies, not older than 3 months, issued by a certified laboratory!

Tested (valid from 1.9.2021, in analogy to the requirements of the city of Vienna):
Negative Covid-19 test result
o    of an antigen test not older than 24 hours (performed and issued by approved body). Antigen self-tests are not accepted!  or
o    of a PCR test not older than 48 hours (issued by approved body).