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Two workshops on Open Sciences
In ‘A brief hands-on workshop on preregistration’ Charlotte Eben will help you tackle the topic of ‘preregistration’ with many of its facets. In our second session on open science, Sarah Zahreddine will clear up some pesky prejudices by showing us why data management is important. And how it is done efficiently and she potentially even makes you enjoy it. |
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A workshop on Science Communication Joeri Wielandts will teach you how to not panic and solve problems in a constructive way by proposing an alternative approach. |
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A workshop on Research and Industry (Collaboration between researcher and industry): Let Julie Hellenbosch, Amandine Faucon, Fabien Dalmas, & Julia Oberlin show you how to bridge the gap between research and industry with topic such as ‘applying for Belgian and European calls’, ‘what other forms of collabs with companies are possible?’, and ‘which psychological challenges of diversity and inclusion policies are there in Brussels organisations?’
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A workshop on Sustainability (Our role in climate change and how to take action): Wansart will shed some light on our role in climate change and what you can do as an individual but also collectively to combat it.
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Managing your expectations and communication with your supervisor): With Nicolas van der Linden help you will stop playing the guessing game, when it comes to your communication with your supervisor. You will talk about how to manage your expectations and how to communicate effectively and directly with your supervisor. |
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Just because you loved it last year Scientific Speed-Dating is back |