2013/12/17
by Katrin Wodzicki
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On 4th December 2013, the first speed networking among postdocs took part. This will not be the last event of this kind: Following the good feedback of the attendees, I will soon invite to the next speed networking, likely in … Continue reading
2013/12/10
by Katrin Wodzicki
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Here is the presentation from the Career Impulse Session on Successful Research and Parenthood which I prepared in cooperation with Renate Putschbach from the Family Service of the University: Moreover, in preparation of the session, I collected a couple of … Continue reading
2013/11/08
by Katrin Wodzicki
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According to the doodle survey among postdocs interested in our speed networking session, the following date fit to the most: Wednesday, 4 December, 16:00 – 17:30 (plus 30 minutes for further open networking) Place: GZMB, Justus-von-Liebig-Weg 11, seminar room 0.232 … Continue reading
2013/10/29
by Katrin Wodzicki
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To facilitate information and experience exchange among postdocs with family responsibilities and with those who want to be prepared, we invite to a Career Impulse Session on how to effectively combine professional and family life. Date: 28 November 2013, 14:00-15:30 … Continue reading
2013/10/14
by Katrin Wodzicki
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You aim at enlarging your network in Göttingen? You search for a cooperation partner? You need support for dealing with a new method or technique? Here is your chance! Join the speed networking session for postdocs! If you are interested, … Continue reading
2013/07/25
by Katrin Wodzicki
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As the Career Impulse Sessions aim at addressing your interests and needs, I gathered a couple of suggestions for further topics during the last events. Although I have some first ideas whom to invite or how to do these sessions, … Continue reading
2013/07/16
by Katrin Wodzicki
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Following the discussion in the last Career Impulse Session on Networking, I compiled some concrete, easy to apply ideas about how to start networking: Start an “Interesting People Fund” (suggested by Reid Hoffman and Ben Casnocha): Invest this money in … Continue reading