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14. Jan 2025

2. Graduiertenforum LEUCOREA „Befreiung denken!?“ (24.-26.03.25)

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Zweites Graduiertenforum LEUCOREA mit Prof. Dr. Christoph Menke
  • Termin: 24.-26.03.25
  • Teilnehmendenzahl: max. 20 Personen
  • Veranstaltungsort: Stiftung LEUCOREA, Bibliothekszimmer, Collegienstr. 62, 06886 Lutherstadt Wittenberg
  • Organsation und Leitung: Prof. Dr. Christoph Menke (JWG Frankfurt am Main), Dr. Karl Tetzlaff (Stiftung Leucorea)
  • Bewerbungsfrist bis 10.02.2025

Die LEUCOREA arbeitet seit 30 Jahren als Forschungs- und Kongresszentrum an einem der Standorte der alten Wittenberger Universität gleichen Namens. Die geförderten, initiierten und von der Stiftung getragenen Forschungsprojekte fokussieren den historischen Bezug der Wittenberger Reformation und seine Bedeutung für die Formierung von Neuzeit und Moderne. Im Zentrum stehen Transformationsprozesse, die durch reformatorische Impulse seit dem 16. Jahrhundert in Sozialleben, Medizin, Rechtsprechung, Kunst, Philosophie und Theologie ausgelöst wurden. Als eine der Gesellschafterinnen der Reformationsgeschichtlichen Forschungsbibliothek Wittenberg (RFB) beteiligt sie sich auch am wissenschaftlichen Programm dieser Forschungseinrichtung.

Vom 24.-26.3.2025 findet zum zweiten Mal das Graduiertenforum LEUCOREA statt. Ziel dieses Veranstaltungsformats ist es, Doktorand*innen und Postdoktorand*innen unterschiedlicher geistes-, kultur- und sozialwissenschaftlicher Fächer einen Raum für einen mehrtätigen interdisziplinären Austausch zu bieten. Dazu werden interessante Denkerinnen und Denker der Gegenwart, von deren Werk sich ein Bezug zur reformatorischen Ideenwelt herstellen lässt, nach Wittenberg eingeladen. Ihr Denken soll im Zentrum des interdisziplinären Austauschs stehen und in gemeinsamer Textarbeit ein Stück weit erschlossen werden. Den Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmern wird die Möglichkeit eingeräumt, thematisch einschlägige Forschungsprojekte vorzustellen und zu diskutieren. Teil des Programms ist darüber hinaus ein öffentlicher Abendvortrag des Referenten / der Referentin.

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14. Jan 2025

[gender*bildet] Writing week for scientists with gender-related issues (March 3-7, 2025)

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What is the goal?

Focused writing time – community and exchange – feedback and support

The gender*bildet writing week offers academics with gender-related issues the opportunity to devote themselves intensively to a writing project as part of their qualification or research – be it a dissertation or habilitation, an abstract, an article or a research proposal. The centrepiece is the focused writing time together, which not only promotes productivity, but also enables students to be mindful of their own resources. In addition, individual writing coaching offers targeted support for specific challenges and helps to develop customised solutions. Participants are invited to withdraw from everyday life for a week and devote themselves entirely to their research work. They can write undisturbed, exchange ideas and find support in a concentrated environment far away from the university and the world of work.

An intensive week to write on your PhD thesis or research project

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10. Jan 2025

[UL] Lunch Lectures: New year, new opportunities: my (career) goals for 2025 (January 21, 2025 | online)

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Leipzig University organizes a lecture series on career and everyday life in academia of postdocs. This time the topic is

New year, new opportunities: my (career) goals for 2025

In this interactive lunch lecture, we will collaboratively work on your New Year’s resolutions: What topics are important to you? How do you want to develop your career? What competencies do you wish to enhance? What goals are you aiming for? You will approach these questions both analytically and through creative methods. Strategic career planning is as crucial as maintaining a humorous and supportive perspective on your own aspirations.

Target group

Postdocs

Terms and Registration

  • Date: Tuesday, January 21, 2025
  • Time: 12.30-1.30 pm + 1:30-2.15 pm (relaxed discussions)
  • Language: English
  • Lecturer:
  • Please register and check the ZOOM access data via the registration website.

About Lunch Lectures

The “Lunch Lectures” are an online mini-series of inputs from Academic Staff Development, which take place monthly from 12:30 to 13:30. Afterwards, the room remains open for further exchange and networking until 14:15. Please register for the individual events.

9. Jan 2025

[BEAM] BEAM conference (March 19-21, 2025)

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The interdisciplinary research training group 2670 BEAM hosts its first conference from March 19. – 21., 2025 in Halle (Saale).

BEAM ist interested in researching molecular self-organization through non-covalent interactions going  Beyond Amphiphilicity.  BEAM aims to understand how dynamics and multiple noncovalent interaction patterns determine and affect transition processes of polyphilic molecules and materials. 

BEAM is a consortium consisting of researchers from the fields of chemistry, biochemistry, physics, and mathematics. 

We explicitly encourage early career researchers to attend. We still have a few free slots for external contributed/invited talks of 15/30min or a poster presentation with an included 2min flash talk. 

There is no conference fee.

Register today:

https://beam.uni-halle.de/conference2025/

For more information about our research and BEAM in general visit our website:

https://beam.uni-halle.de/

27. Dec 2024

Looking back at 2024

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While some things expected for 2024 (e.g. the revamp of the WissZVG) didn’t happen, we nevertheless are looking back on an eventful year:

  • The MLU released new statutes on the principles for safeguarding good scientific practice on January 16th 2024.
  • In 16 workshops (counting only those we organised ourselves) 196 doctoral candidates participated and the feedback was overwhelmingly positive with an approval rate of slightly over 95%.
  • The doctoral regulations of the Faculty of Medicine has been updated.
  • For the first time ever we were able to orchestrate an award ceremony for the doctoral candidates receiving a scholarship from the Saxony-Anhalt state graduate fund, which was a great success overall. On that note: the self-representational network of these scholarship receivers started an own blog this year, so be sure to check them out!
  • The Mental Health Awareness Days 2024 aimed on how to cope with demanding or stressful situations during your research. Ideally, the presented topics helped you to smoothen stressful situations and even prevent too heavy mental load.
  • Doctoral researchers from graduate schools in the field of Natural Sciences and Agricultural and Food Economics have had the opportunity to get into contact and network during the fourth Get-Together of the Research School Network Halle. The focus has been on Generative AI for Science: Boosting Efficiency, Effectivness and Creativity.
  • We expanded our set of guides by creating and publishing the „Writing an exposé“ entry, which has been well received and visited pretty frequently ever since. 
  • The doctoral representation has been (re-)elected for a new term of two years. Be sure to contact them when you need them and consider supporting them or becoming a part of them next term.
  • Looking at the graduate programs, the ETN Numerical Modelling of Highly Flexible Structures was successfully completed this year, congratulations to everyone there! On the one hand, the Research Training Group Communication and Dynamics of Plant Cell Compartments succesfully started into the second funding period. On the other hand, the research teams at the Just Transition Center and those at the IRTG-Proteoforum just started working in their many respective fields – we wish them the best of luck and continued success! Peeking at 2025, the research training group Politics of Enlightment was funded in 2024 and will start its research next year at the IZEA – of course we also wish them the best possible start!

Also, looking forward, we gladly hereby point you at the first workshops already open for registration!

Most importantly though, we want to thank everyone involved for a successful and fulfilling year 2024!

18. Dec 2024

Happy Holidays and all the best for the New Year 2025

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Dear doctoral students and postdocs,

we would like to thank you for continuing efforts during your research studies at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg in 2024.

Your research results contribute to the good scientific reputation of our university in Germany and world-wide. Please find some examples of research of doctoral students in the doctoral student’s profiles.

We wish you a merry holiday season and all the best for the New Year 2025.

The InGrA team

PS: Please check the upcoming InGrA workshops in 2025 and our guides4docs@MLU.

17. Dec 2024

Overview of workshops 2025

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Here you find an overview of workshops of InGrA and HR department Ref 3.2 in 2025. These workshop are shaped to the needs of doctoral students and postdocs at MLU. Workshop language of InGrA and Ref 3.2 is English and German, respectively. InGrA workshops are designed for all doctoral students independent of their mother tongue. With English workshops most of scientists in an early career phase can be addressed. Please feel free to choose the workshops you are comfortable with and follow the links for further details and registration.

February

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16. Dec 2024

Good Scientific Practice (February 06 and 11, 2025 | online)

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“Scientific integrity forms the basis of trustworthy research,” states the preamble to the DFG’s Guidelines for Safeguarding Good Scientific Practice. 

In his interactive workshop, Dr. Michael Schöner will address what scientific integrity or scientific misconduct means in this context and show that there are gray areas between the two extremes, using the most common problems in questions of authorship, research data management (also related to diversity and gender variables) and supervision. 

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16. Dec 2024

Push Your Career in Germany’s Industry (2) – Salary, Interview and Contract (February 24 and March 03 & 10, 2025 | online)

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Leaving academia and looking for a job in the industry is an important and sometimes difficult step. This intensive course enables you to go through a quickly and successful job search process. It consists of live webinars and self-learning videos.

Content

The seminar provides knowledge on:

  • Determination of salaries
  • Preparation and phases of interviews
  • Salary negotiation procedure
  • Typical working conditions for academic job starters
  • Self-presentation practice in small groups
  • Answering interviewer questions

Specific Topics

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16. Dec 2024

Push Your Career in Germany’s Industry (1) – Job Search and Application (February 03, 10 and 17, 2025 | online)

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Leaving academia and looking for a job in the industry is an important and sometimes difficult step. This intensive course enables you to go through a quickly and successful job search process. It consists of live webinars and self-learning videos.

Content

The seminar provides knowledge on:

  • Ideas for possible positions
  • Active and passive job search strategies
  • Content and design of an application
  • Analysis of job ads and estimation of chances
  • Individual application feedback in small group

Specific Topics

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