Recent searches

No recent searches

Search options

Only available when logged in.
mstdn.social is one of the many independent Mastodon servers you can use to participate in the fediverse.
A general-purpose Mastodon server with a 500 character limit. All languages are welcome.

Administered by:

Server stats:

6.6K
active users

mstdn.social: AboutStatusProfiles directoryPrivacy policyTerms of service

Mastodon: AboutGet the appKeyboard shortcutsView source codev4.4.1

#careerpaths

0 posts0 participants0 posts today
Göttingen Campus

Registration now open: Göttingen’s Postdoc Support and Information Fair 2025 on Thurs 13 March, Physics Building @unigoettingen, 14:30 to 17:30.

Event organised by #GCPostdocs to inspire, inform and support their next career steps. Everyone interested welcome.

*Please book childcare by 28 February*. Information: goettingen-campus.de/postdoc-f

Discover #Careerpaths #Mentors #ScienceCommunication #Funding #Teaching #OpenScience #Networking #Innovation #startups #Interdisciplinary #Pizza

Carpediem Team

SEO Jobs: Your Guide to Career Paths, Skills Required, and Future Trends 🌐
In today’s digital landscape, SEO is vital for online visibility. SEO experts are in high demand, improving website rankings on search engines. Discover more about career paths, necessary skills, job responsibilities, and future trends in SEO.
🔗 Read more: uapdailynews.com/seo-jobs-your
#SEO #DigitalMarketing #CareerPaths #FutureOfWork #SEOTrends

National SciPol Network - NSPN

NSPN is pleased to announce Science x Policy Crossroads, a publication series that explores diverse career journeys and pathways toward policy action. Our first edition explores the varied careers of ten professionals working in health.

We are so excited to publish this career resource to demystify #SciPol journeys!

Meet our speakers and read the publication: scipolnetwork.org/science-poli

#Policy#Science#STEM
Research Software Alliance

Read the latest ReSA blog post by Eric Allen Jensen and @danielskatz about the challenges to recognising software contributions in Elevating Research Software: Developing a Roadmap researchsoft.org/blog/2023-09/

Building on discussions in the US Research Software #Sustainability Institute (URSSI), this blog post shares a set of possible activities aimed at elevating the role of #researchsoftware in #academic #careerpaths, #recognition, and beyond.

www.researchsoft.orgElevating Research Software: Developing a Roadmap4 September 2023 Authors: Eric Allen Jensen, Daniel S. Katz DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.8312543 Elevating Research Software: Developing a Roadmap Research software is the unsung hero of modern science. Yet it often plays second fiddle to traditional scholarly outputs such as journal articles. As research grows increasingly computational, the need to recognise software contributions becomes imperative. However, there are a number of challenges that must be overcome to achieve this. How do we measure and extend the impact of research software?
Rebecca M. Reck (she/her)

I am participating in a panel for #WE23 in the fall. The panel will have a live in-person version and a recorded version. We'd love to have audience questions to answer during the recording for the virtual conference. The panel title is "Navigating Changes to Early Career Trajectories in Academia" and the description is in the form below.
If you have questions for us, please fill out this form: forms.gle/bGxMLdVWPkkYW3vV7 by Thursday, July 20.

#academicmastodon #academicchatter #careerpaths #academia @academicchatter @academicaunties

Google DocsPanel QuestionsWe are coordinating a WE23 Session titled, "Navigating Changes to Early Career Trajectories in Academia." We'd love to have audience questions for our recorded panel as well. Please submit your questions in the form below. Session description: There are a growing number of career options in academia and national research labs. It can be daunting to identify which path is the right fit for you. The most well-known path is graduate school, post-doctoral associate, then tenure-track professor. However, that path may not be possible or suited for everyone. The panelists will discuss alternate paths from graduate school to mid-career as an academic and how each of them identified changes and successfully adapted to new roles. The panelists have navigated many changes including administrative roles and adding research responsibilities. Two of the panelist also have industry experience. In each case, many of the changes were not the expected path earlier in their career.
TrendingLive feeds
About