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13. Dec 2022

Overview of workshops 2023

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Here you find an overview of workshops of InGrA and HR department Ref 3.2 in 2023. 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.

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8. Dec 2022

DFG Funding Opportunities: Walter Benjamin-Programm (December 13, 2022 | online)

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This online talk focuses on the Walter Benjamin-Programm of the DFG. Further details and the dial in link can be found at Info Talks on DFG Funding Opportunities for Research Careers.

  • Date: December 13, 2022
  • Time: 2 – 3:30 p.m. CET
  • Language: German

Please note: You can access the event via the link above without any password. The number of participants is limited to max. 1,000.

About Prospects: Online Talk Series on DFG Funding Opportunities for Research Careers

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8. Dec 2022

[Nature] Focus on Peer Review

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In a free-to-access Focus on Peer Review course, a panel of experienced researchers and Nature Research journal editors teach the foundations of good peer review.

The online courses are taught by Nature Portfolio journal editors, and academic and professional experts. Nature Masterclasses has been developed by Nature Research to provide professional development training for researchers. Nature Research is part of Springer Nature.

6. Dec 2022

Zeit Campus Ratgeber Promotion

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Die dritte komplett überarbeitete Ausgabe des ZEIT CAMPUS Ratgeber Promotion ist erschienen.

Der ZEIT CAMPUS Ratgeber Promotion ist der Begleiter für (angehende) Promovierende auf allen Stationen der Promotion: von der Entscheidung über die Planung und Durchführung der Arbeit bis zu den letzten Nachtschichten vor der Abgabe. (von Zeit Campus)

5. Dec 2022

Mentoring program for female postdoctoral researchers 2023-2024

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How do I succeed in scientific profiling?
How do I lead a team safely and successfully?
How do I develop project proposals that are worthy of funding?
How do I build up a sustainable network?
The scientific career comes with some questions and challenges!

The mentoring program for female postdocs at the universities of Halle, Jena and Leipzig will again offer eight places per university for advanced female postdocs, habilitation candidates, junior research group leaders or junior professors from June 2023 to support them in their next career steps.

The program is aimed at female scientists who aspire to a professorship and can demonstrate at least two years of independent scientific activity as a postdoc.

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30. Nov 2022

Wegbereiterinnen: Frauen in den Naturwissenschaften (8. Dezember 2022)

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Naturwissenschaftlerinnen im 20. Jahrhundert – von den Ausnahmen zur Normalität

by Hon.-Prof. Dr. Anette Vogt

HU Berlin & MPI für Wissenschaftsgeschichte

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29. Nov 2022

Mythos Promotion. Aber wie sieht die Kosten-Nutzen-Rechnung für die Doktorarbeit aus?

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Über die Frage „Wie sieht eine realistische Kosten-Nutzen-Rechnung für die Doktorarbeit aus?“ fand am 9.11.2022 der Diskussionsabend der Jungen Akademie zum Thema Promotion in Halle statt.

Den Mitschnitt des Diskussionsabends zum Mythos Promotion finden Sie ab sofort auf dem YouTube-Kanal der Jungen Akademie.

Unter der Moderation von Heike Schmoll (FAZ) diskutierten 

  • Robert Kretschmer, Technische Universität Chemnitz, Alumnus und ehemaliger Sprecher der Arbeitsgruppe Pro-Motion der Jungen Akademie, 
  • Daniela Böhringer, Universität Duisburg-Essen, Mitautorin der Publikation „Die Situation(en) der Promotionsbetreuung: Praktiken, Prozesse und Bewertungen“,
  • Antje Wegner, Deutsches Zentrum für Hochschul- und Wissenschaftsforschung GmbH, Co-Leiterin der Längsschnittstudie über Promovierende und Promovierte NACAPS und
  • Inge Fiedler, Max-Planck-Institut für ethnologische Forschung, Halle (Saale), Doktorandin und Mitglied im PhD-Network der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft

über die systemischen Rahmenbedingungen und notwendige Maßnahmen, die die Promotionsverhältnisse und die Betreuung der wissenschaftlichen Arbeit in Deutschland verbessern könnten.

28. Nov 2022

Habitat mapping data can fill gaps in knowledge on biodiversity

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Here you find the doctoral student’s profile of Lina Lüttgert. She published results of her doctoral studies at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg and shared the research more widely with a press release.

About the author:

L. Lüttgert in the “lab”.

Field(s) of expertise during doctoral studies:

  • Temporal trends of habitats and plant species
  • Data processing
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11. Nov 2022

KlarText Award 2022 – Who has the eagles on their conscience?

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The winners of the KlarText Award for Science Communication 2022 in the category Biology is Dr. Steffen Breinlinger. He did his doctoral thesis “Investigations into bioactive natural products from cyanobacteria : a search for drug leads and the discovery of a novel cyanotoxin” in the research group Pharmacognosy of Prof. Dr. Timo Niedermeyer at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg.

Find out more about his research at

9. Nov 2022

Open Science Seminar (December 2 and 6, 2022)

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Seminar description

During two seminars in early December we wish to give our PhD students and Postdocs from different backgrounds and disciplines at the MLU and other research institutions in Halle an opportunity to learn and discuss about various aspects of Open Science (OS).

In the first seminar, an overview on various OS topics including research data management, tools, standards, data protection, legal and intellectual property rights, tips for online publishing etc. will be presented. At the end of the first seminar, the audience will be asked to describe a data set or project of their own via a small survey. This information will be used to build user cases which can be the basis of an interactive RDM discussion during the second seminar.  

The aim of this second seminar will be to present practical examples about how to work with and implement Open Science recommendations. During this second seminar an experienced researcher at the MLU will give a keynote lecture. It is hoped that this mixture between theory and a user case examples might help the audience to better understand open science and where and how to start practicing it.

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