Ahmed Hemedan, PhD

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  • Ahmed Hemedan, PhD

    Doctoral researcher at the bioinformatics core unit, LCSB at Luxembourg University. The research of my work covers a broad spectrum of applications of data science, bioinformatics and systems biology in the life sciences. I am advocating ethical approaches with all its facets (data, publications, source code of research software, etc) and I am active in communities promoting and implementing this for example The Carpentries community.
    As a certified carpenters instructor, I try to empower biological researchers and librarians by teaching coding skills to work more efficiently and effectively with data, information and knowledge.

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Bioethics judge medical data practices in times of COVID-19 ERA
Article, articles, bioethics, Biohacking, Data ethics, dataethics

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Bioethics judge medical data practices in times of COVID-19 ERA

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