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-====== Webinar on the Protection of Personal and Sensitive Linguistic data: Technical aspects ======+We are happy to announce the webinar **Protection of Personal and Sensitive data: Technical aspects**, which is organised within the CLARIN-CH Working Group [[working-groups:sensitive-personal-data|Management of Sensitive and Personal data, Ethical and Legal issues for linguistic data]]. 
  
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-Publication Date: 2024-03-01 +<wrap button>[[https://uzh.zoom.us/j/65582580041?pwd=d0lSZFpMTWxhYzR2ZnVPRGFEOWd1Zz09|💻 Zoom link]]</wrap></WRAP><WRAP clear/>
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-We are happy to announce the webinar ** Overview of anonymisation tools**, which is organised within the CLARIN-CH Working Group [[working-groups:sensitive-personal-data|Management of Sensitive and Personal data, Ethical and Legal issues for linguistic data]].  +
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-=== Information on the event=== +
-**Date**: 22 March 2024\ +
-**Time**: 12:00-1PM\ +
-**Location**: Zoom  (click [[https://uzh.zoom.us/j/65582580041?pwd=d0lSZFpMTWxhYzR2ZnVPRGFEOWd1Zz09|here]] to access the webinar)\ +
-**Format**: 30 minutes of talk, 30 minutes of Q & A\ +
-**Speakers**: Melanie Röthlisberger (UB Zürich), Matthias Templ (FHNW) \ +
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-**Melanie Röthlisberger** is a linguist by training and a member of the Open Science Services at the University Library Zurich. She advices researchers on legal aspects and how to share sensitive and personal data. She also teaches courses on how to publish sensitive and personal data to researchers at the University of Zurich.+
  
-**Matthias Templ** is Professor of Statistics at the FHNW and author and maintainer of the R package sdcMicro. He is currently leading an SNSF Bridge Discovery project on the anonymization and synthesis of longitudinal data. Together with colleagues, he runs the Swiss Anonymisation Centre: https://www.swissanon.ch\+**In this talk, participants learn about the technical aspects of how to handle sensitive and personal data securely** according data protection laws applicable in Switzerland and what technical measure could be applied when working collaboratively in cloud environments for secure processing of data.
  
 +**Shubham Kapoor** is a seasoned computer scientist by training, and has been working in IT industry since 2012. Shubham currently works as Lead for BioMedIT Research IT services at SIB. His ongoing work involves architecting & offering Trusted Research Environments to the researchers in Switzerland where they can gather & analyse sensitive data responsibly. He specialises in Cloud Computing, HPC & Information Security.
  
-**Abstract**: In the first part of this talk, Melanie Röthlisberger (Open Science Services, University of Zurich) gives a brief overview over different anonymization tools and focuses on one tool in more detail: QualiAnon is an anonymization tool for qualitative textual data. The tool was developed by Qualiservice in cooperation with Pangaea to enable researchers to anonymize or pseudonymize their research data semi-automatically in a structured way. In the second part of the talk, Matthias Templ, developer of sdcMicro, will give insights into his R-package that can be used to anonymize structured quantitative data on individual units, such as people, households, or organizations. Most functionalities of the package are also available via an interactive shiny-based graphical user interface.+**Sergio Maffioletti** is a group leader at the Scientific IT Services at ETH Zurich. 
 +He is responsible for the implementation and the operation of the LeoMed Trusted Research Environment which is the Zurich node of the BioMedIT infrastructure. After his doctorate in computer science at the University of Fribourg, Sergio worked at the Swiss National Supercomputing Center where he developed competences in High Performance and Grid computing. He joined the University of Zurich as project director of the Grid Computing Competence Center and then joined the S3IT support group where he managed several initiatives for establishing national academic e-infrastructure. In August 2019 he joined the Scientific IT Services (SIS) at the ETH Zurich as group leader of the Research IT Platform group.
  
-FYI: The webinar will be recorded. 
  
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-This webinar is part of a series of webinars, which are taking place monthly during spring 2024 and the autumn semester. **Discover the list of planned webinars** [[working-groups:sensitive-personal-data|here]]. </WRAP>+This webinar is part of a series of webinars, which are taking place monthly during spring 2024 and the autumn semester. **Discover the list of planned webinars** [[working-groups:sensitive-personal-data#webinars|here]]. </WRAP>
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