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SUMMARY:LinkedIn for Scientists - Online Talk
DESCRIPTION:Description\n\n\n\n\nLinkedIn is one of the largest professional media platforms in the world. And\, arguably\, it is the biggest job portal for careers in- and outside of academia. Many scientists actively use it for networking\, exchanging ideas and their job search. But not everyone has a LinkedIn profile or uses it effectively. \nDo you have a LinkedIn profile but do not have the feeling it benefits your career much? Or do you not have a profile at all but would like to get one? Then this talk is for you. \nIn this talk\, we’ll look at some best practice websites as well as tips and pitfalls. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat will I learn from this talk?\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat can LinkedIn do for me?\nHow to create a profile with impact?\nTips and pitfalls\nGood practice examples
URL:https://cpi-online.de/workshop/linkedin-for-scientists-online-talk/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260420T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260421T153000
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SUMMARY:Basic Microscopic Image Processing and Analysis
DESCRIPTION:Detailed workinar content overview: \n\nShort Introduction to Fiji / ImageJ and basic functions\nOverview over proper scientific image file formats\, metadata\, bit depth\nIn-depth practical introduction to pre-processing\n\nAutomatic uneven lighting correction\nUnderstanding of image filters and their use cases for improved object detection\nAutomatic background subtraction algorithms to reduce unspecific signal\n\n\nObject segmentation with automatic intensity thresholds (semantic segmentation)\nIndividual object labeling (instance segmentation)\nBasic insight into some user friendly machine learning plugins in comparison to classical segmentation\nOptimization of segmentation with post-processing methods\nQuality control of segmentation results\nDifferent basic automatic analyses (object counting\, measurements\, shapes\, intensities)\nOptional dependent on time: How to deal with 3D data in image analysis\nShort introduction to macro recording for automation.\n\n\n\nAll methods are learned hands-on with plenty of practical exercises to get confidence in applying them in your daily work. \nCategory: \nGSP / Data Analysis / Hard Skills \nVenue: \nThe workshop will be held as a virtual live workinar with many hands-on sessions via Zoom. \nDuration: \n2 days\, each day 9:00 to ~15:30 (max\, mostly 15:00 but plan some buffer time) \nMain Target Group and Focus: \n\nLife or Natural Scientists starting PhD-student level (1st year) and above.\nOptimally\, some practical imaging experience is an advantage.\nOptimally\, you have visited the first BioVoxxel Workshop Scientific Image Editing and Figure Creation and have some prior knowledge on proper scientific image handling\, metadata\, the image histogram\, …\n\nThe course has a very strong focus on fluorescent micrographs! There will be NO analysis of gels or Western blots. Images from immunohistochemical stainings (non-fluorescent) will also be partially discussed\, since processing is in parts similar. \nDifficulty Level: \nThe difficulty level is medium and easy to follow in step by step procedures and in-depth explanation of the necessary background to the individual methods. Also scientists with some prior knowledge will still benefit from the methods taught. \nPre-requisites: \n\nThis workshop builds up on some basic knowledge from Scientific Image Editing and Figure Creation but can be done independently\nComputer or Laptop (PC or Mac; supported operating systems: Windows\, MacOS and Linux)\nStable internet connection\nMouse and Headset/Microphone\nOptimally a webcam\nBest 2 monitors to watch the workinar on one and do the practical part on the other.\nProficiency in handling your computer in general\nPossibility to install software on your computer (or administrator rights)\n\nSoftware: \nDuring the course we will exclusively work with a customized version of Fiji (ImageJ bundle) Fiji is free of charge\, accessible for everybody and open source. Prior software knowledge is not required but might be of advantage. \nRegistered participants will receive all information regarding software preparation on time before the workshop via email.
URL:https://cpi-online.de/workshop/basic-microscopic-image-processing-and-analysis-2/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260430T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260430T123000
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SUMMARY:Perfectionism and Imposter Syndrome | Online Talk
DESCRIPTION:We argue that our perfectionism drives us to great heights\, to excel\, and to maintain our edge. We rarely stop to see the costs it carries. Imposter syndrome distorts the way we see ourselves\, our performance\, and our capabilities. Both reflect our doubts and fears – fear of being judged\, fear of failing\, fear of not being good enough\, fear of not belonging. They’re the product of distorted thinking patterns. Thinking patterns that we can change. \n  \nWe explore: \n-        The true costs of these doubts and fears\, and the extent to which they are impacting on your productivity\, mental clarity\, and your joy for what you do. \n-        Simple ways to notice when your perfectionism or imposter syndrome is tripping you up. \n-        Simple ways to reshape your inner critic to be more objective and more compassionate\, so that you can thrive thanks to the voice in your head rather than in spite of it.
URL:https://cpi-online.de/workshop/perfectionism-and-imposter-syndrome/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260518T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260519T153000
DTSTAMP:20250913T205705Z
CREATED:20250913T205705Z
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SUMMARY:ImageJ Macro Scripting for Automatic Image Analysis
DESCRIPTION:Detailed workinar content overview: \n\nBasic ImageJ macro recording of a general image analysis pipeline\nBasics about variables and macro command and how to use them\nLooping over image files\, table data\, ROIs\nInteraction between user and macro\nAutomatic customized measurements\nCreating and interacting with customized tables\nAutomatically creating folders and flexibly saving all data as needed\nTesting conditions and creating automatic macro decisions\nCreating reusable functions\nCreating different customized dialogs for user input\nMaking your own ImageJ menu with your own macros\nOptional: tips for individual solutions\n\n\n\nAll methods are learned hands-on with plenty of practical exercises to get confidence in applying them in your daily work. \nCategory: \nHard Skill \nVenue: \nThe workshop will be held as a virtual live event via Zoom. Login information and preparation instructions will be send in advance. \nDuration: \n2 days\, each day 9:00 ~ 15:30 (max\, mostly 15:00 but plan some buffer time) \nPrerequisite: \nPrior participation in the BioVoxxel Workshop – “Basic Microscopic Image Processing and Analysis” is mandatory to be able to follow the complete content of this workshop. Participation without prior basic course attendance can only be permitted in exceptional cases in agreement with the trainer and a sound prior knowledge of image processing techniques and ImageJ. \nMain Target Group: \nLife or Natural Scientists (optimally around PhD student level and above\, imaging experience is helpful\, knowledge from the Basic Microscopic Image Processing and Analysis workshop is assumed!). \nDifficulty Level: \nThe difficulty level is medium to advanced but easy to follow in step by step procedures and in-depth explanation of the necessary background to the individual methods. No prior programming knowledge is necessary. \nSoftware: \nDuring the course we will use exclusively Fiji (ImageJ bundle) in a customized setup. Prior experience with Fiji as shown in the basic course is assumed. \nRegistered participants will receive all information regarding software preparation on time before the workshop via email.
URL:https://cpi-online.de/workshop/imagej-macro-scripting-for-automatic-image-analysis/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260609T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260609T120000
DTSTAMP:20260422T122659Z
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SUMMARY:Next Level productivity using AI Assistants | Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Transforming Science in the Era of AI\nIn today's rapidly evolving research landscape\, artificial intelligence assistants offer\nunprecedented opportunities to enhance scientific quality\, streamline workflows\, and elevate research impact. This specialized webinar delivers practical\, hands-on training to integrate cutting-edge AI capabilities into your research ecosystem. \nIn this course you´ll learn about: \nFoundations of AI for Scientific Research\n\nMastering AI Tools and Effective Prompting Techniques Mastering the fundamental skills of AI-assisted information retrieval can not only increase efficiency of research\, but also increase the quality of the output of knowledge workers. This module will introduce foundational tools and techniques to harness AI effectively for scientific inquiry. \n\nMastering AI Assistants\nLearn prompting frameworks to obtain high-quality on-target outputs\nDistinguish between production assistants (text\, ideas\, perspectives with ChatGPT and Claude) and information assistants (sourced information with Perplexity\, you.com\, deepresearch)\nDevelop questioning strategies that maximize AI capabilities for scientific applications\nIdentify helpful perspectives with the simulation of multiple synthetic experts\nApply critical evaluation methods for AI-generated content\nUnderstand limitations and ensure good scientific practice when implementing AI tools
URL:https://cpi-online.de/workshop/next-level-productivity-using-ai-assistants-webinar/
LOCATION:Zoom
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ORGANIZER;CN="Prof. Daniel Mertens":MAILTO:mertens@schillermertens.de
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260622T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260623T153000
DTSTAMP:20250913T205746Z
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SUMMARY:From Pixels to Patterns: Applying Machine Learning Tools for Advanced Image Analysis
DESCRIPTION:Detailed workinar content overview: \n\nInstallation of different Software with pre-workshop video guide\nHands-on Guided Exercises in Microscopic Image Analysis\nKey Concepts\, Benefits and Limitations of ML in Image Analysis\nTraining Pixel Classifiers for Precise Object Extraction\nApplying pre-trained Deep Learning (DL) Models to Images\nDeep Learning-Model improvement by human-in-the-loop re-training for Non-Experts\nSimple customized Model Training via user interface-based software for situations where pre-trained models fail.\nClassifying Objects Using Decision Trees for targeted Analysis\nIntegrating Fiji (an ImageJ bundle) as Hub for Multiple Software Tools\nConnecting different Tools via Fiji for Streamlined Workflows\n\n\n\nAll methods are learned hands-on with plenty of practical exercises to get confidence in applying them in your daily work. \nCategory: \nGSP / Data Analysis / Hard Skills \nVenue: \nThe workshop will be held as a virtual live event via Zoom. Login information and preparation instructions will be send in advance. \nDuration: \n2 days\, each day 9:00 ~ 15:30 (max\, mostly 15:00 but plan some buffer time) \nPrerequisite: \nPrior participation in the BioVoxxel Workshop – “Basic Microscopic Image Processing and Analysis” is MANDATORY o be able to follow the complete content of this workshop. Participation without prior basic course attendance can only be permitted in exceptional cases in agreement with the trainer and a sound prior knowledge of image processing techniques and ImageJ. \nMain Target Group: \n\nLife or Natural Scientists starting PhD- or PostDoc-level\nSome practical imaging and image analysis experience is an advantage.\n\nThe course focuses on the practical application of existing software on microscopic images! It is not meant for computer scientists\, since no computational or programmatic background will be discussed in-depth. \nDifficulty Level: \nThe difficulty level is advanced but even with little prior practical experience it should be possible to follow the step by step procedures and explanation of the necessary background to the individual methods. \nSoftware: \nDuring the course we will work with a customized version of Fiji (ImageJ bundle). In addition\, we will need to install additional software\, also Python based software via the command line. \nRegistered participants will receive all information regarding software preparation on time before the workshop via email.
URL:https://cpi-online.de/workshop/from-pixels-to-patterns-applying-machine-learning-tools-for-advanced-image-analysis/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260720T143000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260723T170000
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SUMMARY:How to Be More Employable in Industry | Online Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Most of us who complete a PhD in a science discipline will end up working outside of academia. Are you wondering what working in the private sector is really like? How do you find these jobs? Do you feel confident that you can impress an industry hiring manager when you describe the very specialized research project you just spent years pursuing? And what kinds of jobs can a scientist get in a company anyway? This workshop helps you with these questions and many more about the exciting world that awaits scientists in the private sector! \n  \nIn this course you´ll learn about: \nHow is industry different than academia?\n\nAddressing the cultural differences\nWhat will my main challenges be in that job?\n\nCan a scientist build a rewarding career in industry?\n\nCareer options for scientists in industry\nWill I enjoy working in industry?\n\nHow to design your own career path in the private sector\n\nWhat strengths make me valuable in industry?\nWhat’s the best way to find a job?\n\nImpressing an industry manager\n\nHow can I describe my PhD work so they see my value?\nHow can I sound more industry savvy in an interview?\n\nIndustry topics not taught in STEM\n\nHow are projects run in industry?\nFinance – The language of business\nWorking with customers\n\nOvercoming the job search challenges\n\nI was perfect for that job! Why didn’t I hear back?\nHow do I answer those tricky interview questions?\nCan a shy person network effectively?
URL:https://cpi-online.de/workshop/how-to-be-more-employable-in-industry-online-workshop/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260817T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260818T130000
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CREATED:20260413T123152Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T101401Z
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SUMMARY:Think statistics! with R | Online Workshop
DESCRIPTION:The main aim of this course is to teach how to approach data analysis problems with classical statistics. We focus on the intuition behind statistical methodologies rather than on "how to run a t-test with R"\n(which we will also learn\, by the way). \n  \nTopics: \n- Sampling theory: obtaining information about a population via sampling. Sample characteristics (location\, dispersion\, skewness)\, estimation of the mean\, standard error of the mean. \n- Probability theory: \n-- Discrete distributions: Discrete Uniform\, Bernoulli\, Binomial\, Poisson\, Negative Binomial. \n-- Continuous distributions: From the Discrete to the Continuous Uniform. Exponential and Gamma as waiting time distributions in Poisson processes. \n-- Central limit theorem: The Normal distribution\, chi-square distribution. Distribution of the sample mean. Standard error of the mean. \n- Hypothesis testing. Confidence interval of the sample mean\, "Student"'s t-distribution. One-group and two-group t-tests. \n- Type I and Type II errors. P-value distributions (why the magnitude of the p-value doesn't matter). Power calculations for the t-test. \n- "Cookbook of tests": \n-- Distribution tests: Shapiro-Wilk\, Kolmogorov-Smirnov. \n-- Tests of location: Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney test. Parametric and non-parametric tests. \n-- Tests of disperson: F-test. \n-- Counting statistics: chi-square test for contingency tables and goodness-of-fit. Fisher's exact test. \n-- Correlations: Pearson\, Kendall's tau\, Spearman's rank correlation test. \n  \nOut of scope: \nWe are **not** going to analyse participants' data\, with one exception: \nthey can bring a small dataset of their own with two groups and can try out a t-test and a power calculation on it. Most exercises use synthetic data for pedagogical purposes. \n  \nPre-requisites: \n- Basic familiarity with the R programming language is **required**. \n- Familiarity with Jupyter notebooks and the Jupyter system (https://jupyter.org) is advantageous\, but not required (the basics will be explained in advance). \n  \nHands-on exercises: \nThese are short pieces of R code that the participants run during the lecture. Most of them are simulations that illustrate sampling errors\, p-value variability etc. The exercises run on a server provided by the instructor. \n  \n"Homework" exercises: \nThese are simple tasks that the participants can complete after the lectures on their own and the system tells them whether the solutions were correct. The exercises run on yet another server provided by the instructor. \n  \nTime: 2 x 4 hours\, with 2 short breaks. \n  \nHandouts: \nProvided after the course. The participants get PDF copies of the lecture slides (not to be distributed) and some other "goodies" (scripts etc.)
URL:https://cpi-online.de/workshop/think-statistics-with-r-online-workshop-3/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260902T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260902T103000
DTSTAMP:20260820T092258Z
CREATED:20260618T123311Z
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SUMMARY:Overcoming Decisions Paralysis | Online Talk
DESCRIPTION:In today’s academic environment\, researchers face an overwhelming number of choices—ranging \nfrom career paths and collaborations to projects and priorities. While having options is often seen as a \nprivilege\, the sheer volume of choices can lead to decision paralysis. This webinar explores the roots \nof decision paralysis\, how it manifests (often disguised as procrastination)\, and offers practical tools \nto break free from its grip. In this webinar we will: \n- Understand what decision paralysis is and how it differs from simple indecision \n- Explore the underlying causes: fear of regret\, perfectionism\, paradox of choice\, etc. \n- Learn practical tools to build decision-making confidence and take purposeful action.
URL:https://cpi-online.de/workshop/overcoming-decisions-paralysis-online-talk/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260928T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260929T160000
DTSTAMP:20260927T195223Z
CREATED:20260707T091711Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260927T195223Z
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SUMMARY:Self-presentation and Networking at Conferences
DESCRIPTION:Conferences offer far more than scientific talks. They are opportunities to build meaningful professional relationships\, create new collaborations\, and increase your visibility within your field. In this interactive workshop\, participants will learn practical networking strategies for conferences: preparing and reaching out to people in advance\, navigating coffee breaks and conference dinners with confidence\, and effectively communicating the value of their work during informal conversations. We will also discuss how to follow up after the event to turn brief encounters into lasting professional connections. \nAn optional module on using social media as a professional networking tool can be included based on participants’ interests.
URL:https://cpi-online.de/workshop/self-presentation-and-networking-at-conferences/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261028T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261028T103000
DTSTAMP:20261023T090552Z
CREATED:20260618T123931Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261023T090552Z
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SUMMARY:Academia & Parenting – Managing the Mental Load | Online Talk
DESCRIPTION:How do we juggle work-life balance when “life” comes with such a huge mental load? When the family to-do list is three times as long as the work to-do list and you feel like you are always the one that has to remember. How do we thrive at work whilst navigating the worry and guilt of managing a family at home? How do we learn to share the planning and management of our homes and not just the delegation of a never-ending task list in our minds? It is possible. In this session\, we will: \n- Explore what mental load is and how it manifests in our daily lives. \n- Learn to recognise signs of burnout and tools we can employ to avoid it. \n- Learn to take meaningful breaks. \n- Learn to be more effective at work so you can enjoy your time at home. \n- Identify worry and self-doubt loops and how to stop them. \n- Explore mindfulness and self-compassion as tools to help you be present with our kids when we are at home and present with our works when we need to be working.
URL:https://cpi-online.de/workshop/academia-parenting-managing-the-mental-load-online-talk/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261103T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261104T123000
DTSTAMP:20260820T092239Z
CREATED:20260820T092125Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260820T092239Z
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SUMMARY:AI Foundations & Security | Career Development with AI Assistants | Online Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Session A — AI Foundations & Security (Briefing) \nShort\, low-threshold briefing on the AI assistant landscape as well as risks and security in handling data. Also suitable for colleagues who only want a brief introduction. \nSession B — Career Development with AI Assistants  \nSelf-Assessment and Goal Clarification \nAI-supported self-assessment of strengths\, working style\, and career drivers\, mapped against realistic career paths in and beyond academia. Participants leave with a clear\, individually validated set of goals rather than a generic checklist. \nProfessional Positioning \nClarifying and communicating one's own professional positioning — CV\, cover letters\, applications\, and networking presence (e.g. LinkedIn). Hands-on\, in-depth work with participants' own materials\, with significantly more time for individual feedback and revision than the combined variant allows. \nSynthesis\, Action Plan and Decision Framework \nParticipants build a personal\, AI-supported decision framework for evaluating opportunities (offers\, role changes\, further qualification) and translate it into a concrete action plan with follow-up steps and milestones — the added depth that justifies a dedicated half day. \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://cpi-online.de/workshop/ai-foundations-security-career-development-with-ai-assistants-online-workshop/
LOCATION:Zoom
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ORGANIZER;CN="Prof. Daniel Mertens":MAILTO:mertens@schillermertens.de
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261116T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261120T103000
DTSTAMP:20261012T095047Z
CREATED:20260820T083345Z
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SUMMARY:Be a Better Speaker | Online Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Communicate. Connect. Convince. \nThe world belongs to those who can share their ideas! \nPublic speaking is not a talent. It is a skill. And for scientists\, it may be the most important one outside the lab. \nWhether you are presenting your research to funders\, collaborating across teams\, engaging policymakers\, or stepping in front of a general audience for the first time\, how you communicate is what makes your work land\, or not. \nMost scientists are exceptionally good at presenting facts. What is harder\, and what this programme addresses directly\, is making those facts matter: helping your listener understand quickly and easily what you are saying\, why it is relevant\, why it is urgent\, and what they should do with it. Without that\, even the strongest research struggles to move people. \nLeft unpractised\, the habits that hold you back become harder to shift. This program gives CPI Academy members a hands-on\, practical space to become significantly more aware of what they already do well\, and more deliberate about what they do next. \nThe program is scheduled for the following dates: 16.11.2026\, 18.11.2026\, 20.11.2026\, each day from 9:00 to 10:30. \nFind more about the lecturer (https://www.moving-speaker.com/) and interesting information about the program HERE. \n  \n 
URL:https://cpi-online.de/workshop/communicate-connect-convince-science-communication-program-online-workshop/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20270120T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20270121T113000
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SUMMARY:Goodbye academia? It has been a pleasure. | Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Description\n\n\n\n\nHave you enjoyed research and teaching in the past years\, but now you think it is time to change? Or you are just fed up\, but are aware that frustration alone will not lead to a smooth transition out of academia. Maybe you are not sure yet whether to stay in academia or not\, but would like to learn more about other possibilities before making any decision? In this course\, which has been specifically developed for PhD students and postdocs in the natural sciences\, we will not only broaden your view about everything you can do with your qualification\, but also give you practical tips on how to reach your personal goals.  \nIn this course you´ll learn about:\nIntrospection: making plans based on a closer look at yourself\n\nYour skills\, interests and values\nIdealism vs. pragmatism\nPostdoc or not?\nHow to get on track? Changing professional directions\n\nAcademic career development\n\nWhat are hiring committees looking for?\nHow can I tailor my profile for a successful academic career?\n\nCareer options within…\n\nThe private sector\nThe higher education system\nGovernmental institutions\nPatent law\nAs freelancer\nConsultancies… and many more!\n\nScoring a job\n\nCVs and cover letters\nRecruiters\, job ads and open applications\nSelf-presentation and body language\nYour elevator pitch\nLegal aspects\n\nSalary negotiations\n\nWhen to negotiate?\nWhat to negotiate for and how?\nHard vs. soft: do I trade-off relationship vs. results or is there a better way?\n\nNetworking\n\nExpanding and keeping your network\nStrategic networking\nNetworking for introverts\nSocial media\n\n\n\n\n\nAll participants receive a script of the course in PDF format for offline and future use so that they can work through the material offline as well as after the course. All eBooks on the learning platform are downloadable in pdf format. \n\nThe course consists of 2 webinars (2.5 hours each).
URL:https://cpi-online.de/workshop/goodbye-academia-it-has-been-a-pleasure-webinar-series-2/
LOCATION:Webinar
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