This is a guest post by Jacqueline Malchow (DSM). 2024 was a productive year in terms of learning together and further developing the „Work & Health“ Working Group. The biggest update was the second version
The Leibniz PostDoc Network leaves X/Twitter
Since Elon Musk bought Twitter in 2023, the tone and the user experience on the site have been constantly declining, resulting in an anti-science atmosphere and with considerably reduced reach for our own content that
The 3rd Leibniz PostDoc Survey is open for participation!
This post was written by Dr. Harry Williams and Dr. Regina Becker, coordinators of the Working Group “WG1 PostDoc Survey”. Shortly after having published the report into the 2nd Leibniz PostDoc Survey, we are happy
Report of the 2nd Leibniz PostDoc survey now published!
This post was written by Dr. Regina Becker and Dr. Harry Williams, coordinators of the Working Group “WG1 PostDoc Survey”. We are immensely pleased to announce that, after several months of data analysis and report
A call to action – we need more postdoc surveys!
This is a guest post by Harry Williams (BNITM) and Regina Becker (LIfBi) who just happened to publish a comment in Nature’s career column section together with Nicholas Russell from the Max Planck Postdoc Net.
Highlights from the Leibniz PostDocs workshop on Lateral Leadership
This is a guest post by Marta Ferreira Gomes who participated in an online workshop hosted by our network. On April 29th, the Leibniz PostDoc Network hosted an online workshop on Lateral Leadership. The session,
Statement from the Leibniz PostDoc Network on the draft bill for the WissZeitVG
Statement from the Leibniz PostDoc Network on the draft bill for the WissZeitVG This is an official statement by the Steering Committee of the Leibniz Postdoc Network. The steering committee is formed by the two
Welcome Package 2.0
This post was written by Dr. Jacqueline Kroh, Dr. Judith Boldt, and Dr. Katarzyna Hnida-Gut from the Working Group Work & Health. We are very happy to announce an updated and expanded version of the
Interdisciplinarity interview #4: Exploring new ways to transfer scientific knowledge
In this unique edition of the interdisciplinary interview series (see #1, #2, and #3 for the previous editions), we had the privilege of interviewing a dynamic team of four(!) researchers. They shared their experiences from
Report from the Diverse Careers Workshop 2023
This is a guest post by the organisers of the workshop, Dr. Steve Doo, formerly a postdoc at MfN Berlin (now at University of Hawaii), and Dr. Henry Wu, postdoc at ZMT Bremen. Here you