Research Support
What can we do for you?
The best way to learn how we can help you is to walk in during our walk-in hours or contact us for a (digital) coffee, so we can discuss your research, the challenges you face, and potential support we may be able to provide. What happens afterwards depends on the situation, but broadly speaking we will either consult or collaborate.
We can provide advanced statistics, community, data visualisation, workshops & webinars, machine learning, and much more. We work closely together with BMS Lab, Digital Competence Center, EEMCS High Performance Computing, and BMS Lab.
walk-in hours
We have walk-in hours (almost) every monday, from 15:00 to 16:00. During these hours, our data scientists will be available to answer all your questions. We're eager to learn what research you are doing, and explore any opportunities for applying modern data science together.
If we can't help you on the spot, we can set up a consultation later for us to prepare and discuss more in depth, refer you to other experts, or provide you with additional resources.
The next walk-in hour is November 25, 15:00–16:00.
Consultation
Consultations are always free. We will aim to provide advice and connect you with other researchers, communities or funding opportunities. Consultations are generally the first step towards collaboration.
To schedule a consultation, please reach out to bdsi@utwente.nl and one of our team members will answer your questions, or contact you for further consultations.
get in touchCollaboration
BDSi also collaborates on projects with a high impact for data science at BMS. BDSi Data Science grants are provided several times per year to support projects with a high impact for data science at BMS.
BDSi Data Science grants are meant to:
- kickstart high-risk, high-reward projects with an eye on obtaining further national and international funding at a later date
- support valorization of ongoing BMS research with (interactive) visualization and data-exploration
- explore data-driven approaches to new and existing lines of research by supporting the gathering, storage, and processing of complex datasets
For more information about the BDSi Data Science grants, please see the most recent call for proposals, or contact us directly. Keep an eye on our newsletter and this website for announcements about new calls for proposals.
Latest Projects
Development of a methodological and statistical framework for studying mental health interventions with micro-randomised trials
Digital Open Strategic Autonomy
Digital Interaction Patterns in Climate Games
Using machine learning to predict volunteer acceptance rates.
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