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Transforming research practices towards environmental sustainability

March 27, 2023

Kristine Oevel is a doctoral researcher at the Leibniz Institute for Molecular Pharmacology (FMP) in Berlin, where she works in...

Updates on the proposed WissZeitVG reform

March 24, 2023

This blog post is intended to provide resources and information about recent developments regarding the proposed reform of the Wissenschaftszeitvertragsgesetz...

Interdisciplinarity Interview #1: The different dimensions of educational values

February 2, 2023

Dr. Jennifer Meyer and Dr. Jan Scharf focus on educational values from a psychological and a sociological perspective. In part...

Welcome Package for PostDocs now available!

January 24, 2023

This post was written by Dr. Katarzyna Hnida-Gut and Dr. Lisa Belkacemi, coordinators of the Working Group Working conditions and...

Kick-off meeting – Our goals for 2023

January 17, 2023

This is a guest post by our spokeswomen Dr. Marta Fereira Gomes (DRFZ) and Dr. Mine Altinli (BNITM). Friday the...

Report of the first Leibniz PostDoc Survey is now online

January 10, 2023

This post was written by Dr. Daniela Fiedler and Dr. Thomas Lösch, coordinators of the Working Group "WG1 PostDoc Survey"....

6th Annual Meeting of the Leibniz PostDoc Network

November 24, 2022

This is a guest post by our newly elected spokeswomen Dr. Marta Fereira Gomes (DRFZ) and Dr. Mine Altinli (BNITM)....

The second Leibniz PostDoc Survey is open for participation

November 16, 2022

This post was written by Dr. Daniela Fiedler and Dr. Thomas Lösch, coordinators of the Working Group "WG1 PostDoc Survey"....

Who are the editors behind the Leibniz PostDoc interview series?

October 27, 2022

This blog post is the first part of our second interview series starting in fall 2022. In case you missed...

New call for interview partners from the Leibniz Postdoc Network: the pleasure (and pain) of interdisciplinary collaboration

July 27, 2022

Currently, humankind faces a series of immense societal challenges that will shape life on our planet for generations to come....

Resources

Check out the report of the Leibniz PostDoc Network Survey, the Welcome Package for international PostDocs coming to Germany and more!

Our Mission

The Leibniz PostDoc Network was founded to provide a communication platform for all postdoctoral researchers in the Leibniz Association, thereby giving them a distinctive and united voice.

The most sensitive stage in a researcher’s career is the one following the completion of the PhD. In this phase, researchers face a multitude of challenges in their professional and private lives. They usually pursue additional research, training, or teaching in order to improve the skills required in academia or industry.

Therefore, the overall aims of the network are:

Fostering and support of postdocs in their career development and
Advocating shared values and improving the scientific culture.

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