2013/11/11
by Katrin Wodzicki
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PLEASE NOTE that this workshop is already very sought after. The next workshop of this kind is already planned for May 2014. If needed, I will check the possibility to provide an additional workshop earlier. We are happy to announce … Continue reading
2013/10/17
by Katrin Wodzicki
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We are happy to announce the next workshop on “Fundraising for young scientists: How to open doors and avoid pitfalls in research funding“. Date: Friday, 6 December 2013, 8:30-16:30 Place: GZMB building, Justus-von-Liebig-Weg 11 Duration: 1 day Good projects need … Continue reading
2013/10/17
by Katrin Wodzicki
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Andreas Schulte, Giessen, studied philosophy and German philology in Heidelberg as well as journalism at the University of Hohenheim. He has been active in science management for over ten years, since 2010 as a research advisor at the Justus Liebig … Continue reading
2013/10/09
by Katrin Wodzicki
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We are happy to invite to the workshop on “Project Management for young scientists: Taking off as a project pilot“. Date: Tuesday, 26 November 2013, 9:30-17:30 Place: GZMB building, Justus-von-Liebig-Weg 11 Duration: 1 day New, time limited and complex – … Continue reading
2013/10/09
by Katrin Wodzicki
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Dr. Simon Golin, Hamburg, heads the consultancy company golin wissenschaftsmanagement. For more than 20 years now he has been involved with not-for-profit management – with a focus on science, education and the foundation sector. Amongst other things, he has been … Continue reading
2013/09/26
by Katrin Wodzicki
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Here is an update on already planned workshops until February 2014. Registration will be open about 6-8 weeks before each workshop, when detailed information about the workshop content and the trainer will be send to you if you are registered … Continue reading
2013/07/23
by Katrin Wodzicki
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End of June, the first workshop on job hunting and application skills took place and was fully booked. I even had to put some postdocs off until the next workshop – which is already in process of planning! The one-and-a-half … Continue reading