RESOLV support Early Career Researchers at all stages of their careers (Ph.D. students, postdocs and young group leaders) by providing an own budget for career coaching, soft skills workshops and leadership training. The Early Career Researcher Board decides about the activities and organizes various events, workshops and excursions. Please see below for an overview.

In addition, all Early Career Researchers in RESOLV are invited to participate in the training and workshop program of the cross-faculty RUB Research School

RUB Research School

Learn more about the workshop programme of the cross-faculty RUB Research School

For questions, please contact Dr. Ursula Justus

14
Sep 2016
  • Early Career
  • Transfer

EXCURSION TO SOLEIL, PARIS

On 14th and 15th of September 2016 the ECRs organized an excursion to the SOLEIL synchrotron in Paris, France. 12 participants learned about the beamlines and measurements carried out at SOLEIL.

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11
Sep 2016
  • Transfer
  • Early Career

EXCURSION TO THYSSENKRUPP STEEL

On 12th of September 2016 TranSOLV is organising an excursion to ThyssenKrupp Steel Europe.

ThyssenKrupp Steel Europe is one of the world’s leading suppliers of high-grade flat steel. With around 27,000 employees, this company supplies high-quality steel products for innovative and demanding applications in a wide range of industries, including the automotive industry, machinery and plant…

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02
Sep 2016
  • Early Career

ECR SOCCER COMPETITION + BBQ 2016

On 2nd September 2016 the annual ECR soccer competition and summer festival took place at the soccer fields behind the G buildings to fight for the Chemistry Master's Cup 2016.

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24
Aug 2016
  • Early Career

WORKSHOP "SCIENTIFIC WRITING"

From 24th to 26th of August, 2016 the ECRs offered a 3-days Workshop "Scientific Writing" in English with the trainer Mark Edwards. 12 PhD students learned how to overcome writing barriers and how to structure the own writing process.

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11
Aug 2016
  • Early Career

WORKSHOP "STAGE FRIGHT"

On 11th of August, 2016 seven participants learned how to deal with stage fright and how to develop an authentic, relaxed and self-confident presentation style during a half-day workshop. Please download the workshop description.

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19
Apr 2016
  • Transfer
  • Early Career

EXCURSION TO BAYER HEALTH CARE

On the 20th of April 2016 TranSOLV organized an excursion to Bayer Health Care in Wuppertal.

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28
Jan 2016
  • Early Career

WORKSHOP "STRATEGIC NETWORK ANALYSIS"

The formation of strategic networks is an essential keystone for a scientific career. The Workshop on 28th of January 2016 offered a tool to analyse current research networks and will describe methods to extend networks in an appropriate direction. 12 PhDs, postdocs and junior research group leader participated.

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09
Dec 2015
  • Early Career

WORKSHOP "TIME MANAGEMENT"

On 9th and 10th of December 2015 up to 12 PhD students can learn how to organise their working life in academia. On the first day Dr. Dieta Kuchenbrandt will address the specific characteristics and requirement of time management in a research environment in the whole group. The second day is dedicated for individual coachings with the trainer.

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07
Dec 2015
  • Early Career
  • Transfer

WORKSHOP "JOB APPLICATIONS"

On 7th of December 2015 Barbara Hoffbauer from KEPOS offers a follow-up day after the workshop on Career Opportunities in November. The focus of the follow-up workshop is on how to write job applications and to train job interview situations.

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17
Nov 2015
  • Early Career
  • Transfer

KAMINABEND 2015 - MEET THE PROFESSIONALS

On 17th of November 2015 more than 40 PhD students and early postdocs from RESOLV got the opportunity to talk to CEOs, Department Managers, R&D Managers and Alumni about possible future visions in lively armchair discussions during a delicious dinner buffet. We appreciated to welcome seven industrial representatives as our guests in restaurant Strätlingshof in Bochum. Download the Guest list.

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