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Alina Yanchur

Belarusian Investigative Center
Data and Investigative Journalist
Belarus
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Friday, June 2
 

09:00 CEST

Check-in and Coffee Cafeteria

10:00 CEST

Opening of the conference Aula 2Trine Smistrup • Jelena Prtoric • Brigitte Alfter

10:30 CEST

Networking welcome Announced from aula

11:30 CEST

Keynote: Why we need to investigate the EU Aula 2Brigitte Alfter • Lise Witteman

12:00 CEST

Lunch Cafeteria

13:00 CEST

Clean data like a pro with OpenRefine C3.15Anuška Delić • Hervé Letoqueux Extract patterns from messy data C3.11Lasse Edfast • Robert Gebeloff

14:15 CEST

Coffee break Cafeteria

14:30 CEST

Individual safety consultations TBAJake Charles Rees • Abigail Lis-Perlis • Harlo Holmes • Olivia Martin

14:45 CEST

Finding Faces C2.07Karina Shedrofsky • Eric Barrett Cozying up to your computer: an introduction to the command line C3.11Oksana Stavniichuk • Alex Ștefănescu Tracking changes with GitHub Actions C3.15Phil McMahon • Max Harlow

16:00 CEST

Break (cold drinks only) Cafeteria

16:30 CEST

How to use the user-unfriendly EU ETS database to track CO2 emissions C3.01Ariane Lavrilleux • Rémi Labed Making research data from text C3.19Simon Wörpel Finding facts about people Aula 1Marcus Lindemann When Excel explodes: techniques for handling large datasets C3.11Joseph Smith • Phil McMahon

18:15 CEST

FOI Party and Art Auction CafeteriaTarjei Leer-Salvesen • Jonathan Stoneman • Stéphane Horel
 
Saturday, June 3
 

09:00 CEST

Coffee Cafeteria

09:30 CEST

How to fact-check your data work for an investigative piece? C2.25Karrie Kehoe • Jelena Cosic • Caroline Desprat Follow the Money of European political parties Aula 1Nathan Niedermeier • Adriana Homolová • Lise Witteman Save safely! Secure documentation of your web findings C2.05Ude Albrecht How to communicate data so people understand you C2.02Federico Caruso • Elisabetta Tola • Gianna-Carina Grün • Catherine André

10:30 CEST

Journalism fair - meet the organisations that support and promote journalism

10:45 CEST

Coffee break Cafeteria

11:15 CEST

Labour in Europe - research on the ground and in the EU institutions C2.17Eurydice Bersi • Alina Lippegaus • Adina Florea

12:30 CEST

Lunch Cafeteria

13:30 CEST

Network analysis: make sense of all that data you have C3.15Oksana Stavniichuk • Lasse Edfast

14:45 CEST

Coffee break Cafeteria

15:15 CEST

Googling for nerds C2.05Marcus Lindemann Text Analysis in Python C3.15Rémi Labed • Natalie Widmann

16:30 CEST

Break (cold drinks only) Cafeteria

17:00 CEST

What to do when you don't have the perfect dataset for an investigation? C2.17Karrie Kehoe • Pierre Romera • Jelena Cosic Find more through structured Internet Research C2.05Ude Albrecht Getting Started with Satellite Imagery C2.02Natalie Widmann • Marcus Pfeil • Michael Anthony Toxic data: working with graphic imagery and other nasties C2.25Gavin Rees OpenRefine for OSINT: how to automate your open source searches C3.11Anuška Delić • Hervé Letoqueux
 
Sunday, June 4
 

09:00 CEST

Coffee Cafeteria

09:30 CEST

How to investigate public tenders? C2.05Adriana Homolová • Semir Mujkić • Irene Larraz Company ownership registries, an endangered species C2.07Karina Shedrofsky • Eric Barrett • Zsuzsanna Wirth Scraping at the speed of thought with TypeScript and Deno C3.11Zeke Hunter-Green • Samantha Gottlieb

10:45 CEST

Coffee break Cafeteria

11:15 CEST

How to analyse millions of tweets (or other text) using Python notebooks (and why you might not) C3.11Paul Bradshaw • Paul Lynch

12:45 CEST

Goodbye - see you next year! Aula 2