Leibniz PostDoc Network

Dealing with Failure and Rejection in Academia – How to Stay Resilient
2026-05-29 09:00 - 12:30 (Europe/Berlin)
Failure and rejection are common experiences in academic life and can significantly impact motivation and well‑being. In this interactive workshop, Dr. Nicola Bauer explores the psychological interplay of intrinsic motivation, failure, and high‑pressure academic environments.
Participants will learn how to reframe setbacks and become aware of practical cognitive, emotional, and physical coping strategies. Through reflection, peer discussions, and interactive exercises, the workshop supports researchers in strengthening their resilience and maintaining motivation in their academic careers.
Event Details:

Date: Friday, 29 May 2026
Time: 9:00 – 12:30
Format: Online (Zoom)
Trainer: Dr. Nicola Bauer (JoyWorks Trainings)
Registration link: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/74CSx7ofRAifJjXuYmPS4Q

9th Leibniz PostDoc Network General Assembly
2025-11-17 13:00 - 2025-11-18 14:00 | Leibniz HQ, Berlin
Join Us for the Leibniz Postdoc Network General Assembly!
Are you a postdoc at a Leibniz Institute? Mark your calendars for an enriching and engaging event designed just for you! We’re excited to invite you to the upcoming Leibniz PostDoc Network General Assembly under the motto “Inclusion, Innovation and Impact”. The event is free of charge and a perfect opportunity to learn, connect and collaborate. We even offer a joint poster session with the Helmholtz Association Postdoc Network (HAPN) and the Max Planck PostdocNet (MPN)! Here’s what you can look forward to:

Day 1 – November 17th, 2025 (Monday): One online-workshop, otherwise on-site at the Leibniz Headquarters, Chausseestr. 111, 10115 Berlin
13:00-17:00 – Parallel Workshops
Kick-off the event with a series of interactive workshops that deliver hands-on learning and in-depth exploration across a range of topics. Whether you’re aiming to enhance your expertise or dive into fresh areas of research, these sessions are crafted to offer meaningful insights and real-world skills.
Please note that workshops have limited spots. These will be allocated on a ‘first-come, first-served’ basis. If you secure a spot, you will receive a confirmation at a later date. If it turns out, you can’t come after all, please inform us via mail: spokespersons@leibniz-postdoc.de so we can give your spot to another postdoc. You can choose one of the workshops to register:

Workshop 1 (on-site only): Advancing Your Career with Diversity Skills by Dr. Sabine Müller
Ever wondered how diversity is pertinent to your work? What kind of skills are they and how are they important for a self-determined career path?
Having a career in academia requires a strong research portfolio whilst, at the same time, you have to show managerial and leadership competence in a highly competitive environment. Navigating your career means not only to check a list of achievements but to actively shape an environment in which you as well as others can strive.
Diversity skills comprise a set of key personal competences that help you built such an environment being able to identify and use your own strengths and the strengths of others. Having a strong set of diversity skills, thus, supports you in successfully planning your projects, managing teams as well as becoming a strong communicator.
This half-day workshop invites postdocs to explore and start developing their diversity skills with an outlook on their own career. The workshop will provide an overview of key diversity skills and facilitate participants to connect them with their own career goals as well as their values.
This workshop will cover the following topics:

Overview: key diversity skills?
Importance of diversity skills
Career planning with goals and values
Some “rules of the game”
Tools and methods to create a trustful work environment

Workshop 2 (on-site only): Transfer Workshop – Focus Life Sciences: Is there transfer potential in my research? By Dr. Rebekka Müller
Have you always wondered whether there could be more to your research? Whether your scientific findings have the potential to be turned into a product that benefits society?
In this interactive workshop with Dr. Rebekka Müller, you will learn the essentials of technology transfer, with focus on the life sciences, and why it matters. Together, we will explore the key steps from research to application, illustrated by successful transfer examples. In practical sessions, you will actively work with real life science cases to identify the transfer and commercialization potential.

Workshop 3 (online only): Advanced Programming with Generative AI for Researchers by Christian Steiner
This four-hour online workshop builds on foundational knowledge of AI-assisted programming. Participants will work with current AI coding tools and examine their integration into research workflows.
The workshop covers recent developments in generative AI for code generation, with particular attention to model capabilities released in 2025. Participants will compare prompt engineering strategies across different model architectures and evaluate when automated code generation is appropriate for research applications.
The primary focus is Claude Code, currently the most capable AI coding agent available. Participants will explore its features for project-level code generation, refactoring, and debugging. The workshop also covers Cursor and GitHub Copilot, comparing their approaches to code completion, workspace awareness, and integration with development environments.
Participants will work with both standard AI interfaces (Claude, ChatGPT, and other platforms they have access to) and API playgrounds from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. This combination allows testing of different models’ code generation capabilities and comparison of their performance on identical programming tasks. The workshop also introduces LLM APIs and their potential applications in research.
The workshop concludes with a mini-hackathon where participants apply these techniques to their own research problems. This provides immediate practice with the tools covered and allows for troubleshooting specific use cases.
Prerequisites: Basic programming experience and access to Claude is recommended. Tasks, research questions etc. for the mini-hackathon are highly recommended.

17:00-18:30 – Poster Session with Helmholtz Association Postdoc Network (HAPN) and Max Planck PostdocNet (MPN)
This interdisciplinary poster session will create an opportunity to present your research and explore the innovative work being done by fellow postdocs across different Helmholtz, Leibniz and Max Planck Institutes. Rather than focusing on the results, this poster session aims to offer a dedicated time and space to discuss ideas and explore interdisciplinary collaborations between postdocs. We strongly encourage you to use this session as a platform to start new collaborations. If you need a collaborator for a project, consider reaching out to potential collaborators and inviting them to join.

19:00 – Networking Dinner
We will end the first day with a relaxing networking dinner.

Day 2 – November 18th, 2025 (Tuesday): On-site & Online
09:00-09:15 – Welcome (Bettina Böhm, Secretary General of the Leibniz Association)

09:15-10:15 – Introduction to the Leibniz Postdoc Network and Working Groups
Get to know the Leibniz PostDoc Network. Learn about the various working groups, their missions and activities, and how you can get involved with the network. This session is essential for new members and a great refresher for current ones.

10:30-12:00 – Panel on “Diverse career paths for PostDocs” (Moderator: Dr. Christian Nehls, Research Center Borstel, Leibniz Lung Center)
We’ve invited four inspiring panelists to share valuable insights into the diverse career paths available for postdocs:

Dr. Ulrike Hagemann: Head of the Landeskompetenzzentrum Forst Eberswalde (former: Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research – ZALF)
Dr. Niklas Reinken: Junior Professor “Grammar for School“ at University of Leipzig (former: Leibniz Institute for the German Language – IDS)
Dr. Lydia Repke: Acting head of the “Scale Development and Documentation” team and PI of the project “LoneCovid” (Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences – GESIS)
Dr. Gabriel Sollberger: Science manager at Leibniz Association (former: Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology)

12:45-13:15 – Network Elections
After lunch, we will begin with the election of new representatives. Your participation is crucial in shaping the future of the Leibniz PostDoc Network. Not only can you help select the new Spokespersons and Financial Officer who will lead us into 2026, but you can also run for these positions. This is your opportunity to have a direct impact on the network and its direction for the coming year.

13:15-14:00 – Leibniz PostDoc Network – Present & Future
Driven by and for postdocs, the Leibniz PostDoc Network not only serves as your representative body within the Leibniz Association and politics but also aims to support postdocs. The steering committee will guide discussions to define our upcoming plans. As a valued member of this network, we hope you will engage in these discussions and help shape the network’s future.

Don’t miss this chance to be part of a vibrant community of researchers. Stay tuned for more details, and make sure to register early to secure your spot. Further details about workshops, the networking dinner and the poster session will be sent to registered participants. We look forward to seeing you there!

The event is free for all Leibniz PostDocs but registration is mandatory. Please do not forget to register by clicking the registration link: https://forms.gle/tfdwWbfbeGAPXkDD9
For on-site participation, please register until October 28.
If you require any further information, please contact our spokespersons: spokespersons@leibniz-postdoc.de.
Please help us spread the word and share the post with your colleagues!

Organisation committee:
Christian Nehls, Shyam Krishnan, Julia Jungbluth, Judith Boldt, Ngoc Duyen Tanja Tu, Bastian Seelbinder, Sravanthi Nadiminti

Leading a team
2025-10-06 10:30 - 12:00 | Online meeting
In this webinar, Dr. Desiree Dickerson will discuss with us the challenges and changes of becoming a supervisor. The success of your team depends partly on how you choose to lead, on the tone you set, on how you model collaboration and collegiality with others, on how you narrate failure and how you lift others up when they stumble, as well as on how you navigate conflict and seek to understand the position and path of those you are working with.
Registration link: https://terminplaner6.dfn.de/b/c9ee991d6f87c5fc69faa2edb0c339a9-1195332

Well-being: An active approach
2025-09-22 10:30 - 12:00 | Online meeting
In this webinar, Dr. Vicent Botella-Soler will share with us active approaches to maintain well-being in our everyday life. He will explain the concept of an “empty bucket”, how our buckets are drained daily, and how we can actively refill them.
Registration link: https://terminplaner6.dfn.de/b/40c6482c76bbff4a5d1c262e85bead2c-1195331

Career Clarity, Well-Being, and a good enough Time Management
2025-04-16 09:00 - 12:00 | Online meeting
In this interactive online workshop, Dr. Ulrike Schneeberg will foster a space for exploring two powerful questions on our way to clarity and peace of mind in our career: ‘What do we want?’ and ‘What do we need?’. Attendees will define mid-term career goals, break them into actionable steps, and refine their priorities through peer-exchange. Additionally, they will explore Nonviolent Communication (NVC) tools to make their self-care and time management more effective.
Registration link: https://terminplaner6.dfn.de/de/b/e8e892fc819680e0ab0a65667767c05e-1142645

Kick-off meeting 2024/2025
2025-02-21 09:00 - 16:00 | Leibniz HQ, Berlin
The kick-off meeting will take place this year on 21st of February at the Leibniz HQ in Berlin. The meeting will be attended by the steering committee members to discuss goals and activities for the upcoming year.

Coffee talk#7 with Katarzyna Stoltmann
2024-11-28 13:00 - 14:00 | Online meeting
My name is Kasia. I have more than 10 years of experience in IT – especially, software development, data science and AI. I served in different roles: team lead of AI specialists, analyst, analyst lead, consultant, tech lead, product owner, as well as requirements engineer and IT project manager.
I am fascinated by data diversity and its influence on the market development. I love robotics, artificial intelligence, multimodal communication and linguistics.
When you would ask my colleagues, what distinguishes me, they would answer “excellent leadership skills centered on high empathy and emotional intelligence”.
In addition to my professional work in artificial intelligence, I love to network, to bring people together and to support them to find their path. I served as spokesperson of the Leibniz PhD Network, Board Member of N2 (representing approx. 16.000 doctoral researchers), and mentor of Women in Big Data. Last but not least, I have co-founded Women in Big Data Berlin network as well as Leibniz Alumni Network.

8th Leibniz PostDoc Network General Assembly
2024-11-14 09:00 - 2024-11-15 14:30
Join Us for the Leibniz Postdoc Network General Assembly!
Are you a postdoc at a Leibniz Institute? Mark your calendars for an enriching and engaging event designed just for you! We’re excited to invite you to the upcoming Leibniz Postdoc Network General Assembly, a perfect opportunity to connect, collaborate, and learn. Here’s what you can look forward to:
Day 1 – November 14th, 2024 (Thursday): On-site only at the Leibniz Headquarters, Chausseestr. 111, 10115 Berlin
9:00 – 17:00 – Parallel Workshops
Kick off the event with a series of interactive workshops, offering hands-on experiences and deep dives into various topics. Whether you’re looking to sharpen your skills or explore new areas of research, these workshops are designed to provide valuable insights and practical knowledge.
Please note that workshops are on-site only and have limited spots. These will be allocated on a ‘first-come, first-served’ basis. If you secure a spot, you will receive a confirmation at a later date. You can choose one of the workshops to register:
Workshop 1: “Team Communication and Supervision: An Introduction to Roles, Styles, and Tools Available” by Dr. Matteo Garavoglia
Participants will explore issues that often affect communication in team dynamics and supervision. They will investigate tools available to handle these challenges through a mix of theoretical insights and hands-on practical exercises. This workshop will cover the following topics:

Different leadership styles
Roles and functions within a team
Team strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats
Delegating tasks: when and how
Using different types of power at your disposal
Giving and receiving high-quality feedback
Nurturing a constructive and positive atmosphere
The intercultural dimension

Workshop 2: “Facilitating Scientific Meetings” by Dr. Michael Gordian
This workshop aims to make scientific meetings more efficient, exciting, and fun through practical techniques and psychological principles. This workshop will cover the following topics:

The 10 principles of successful moderation
Effective body language for confident group presentations
Gamification and creative techniques for scientific meetings
Group psychology: motivating and activating groups
Psychological principles of persuasion and influence
Quick graphic visualisations and PowerPoint do’s and don’ts

17:00 – 19:00 – Poster Session
This interdisciplinary poster session will create an opportunity to present your research and explore the innovative work being done by fellow postdocs across different Leibniz Institutes. Rather than focusing on the results, this poster session aims to offer a dedicated time and space to discuss ideas and explore interdisciplinary collaborations between Leibniz Postdocs. We strongly encourage you to use this session as a platform to start new collaborations. If you need a collaborator for a project, consider reaching out to potential collaborators and inviting them to join.
19:00 onwards – Networking Dinner (self-paid)
We will end the first day with a relaxing networking dinner.

Day 2 – November 15th, 2024 (Friday) – On-site & Online
9:00 – 10:15 – Introduction to the Leibniz Postdoc Network and Working Groups
Start your day with an introduction to the Leibniz Postdoc Network. Learn about the various working groups, their missions and activities, and how you can get involved with the network. This session is essential for new members and a great refresher for current ones.
10:30 – 12:00 – Keynote Webinar by Dr. Desiree Dickerson – “Managing Conflict”
Don’t miss this insightful keynote webinar by Dr. Desiree Dickerson, who will discuss strategies for managing conflict in professional settings. This session promises to be both enlightening and practical, providing tools you can apply in your daily work. In this webinar, you will learn effective strategies to navigate and resolve conflicts in the workplace. Conflict is a part of any relationship and becomes more frequent when stress is high. In this interactive session, we explore how to recognize key triggers for conflict in academic and supervisory relationships. You’ll develop practical tools to approach important discussions and navigate potential clashes. Gain insights from experienced professionals and enhance your conflict resolution skills to create a more harmonious and productive workplace. Don’t miss this opportunity to transform challenges into growth opportunities!
12:45 – 14:00 – Leibniz PostDoc Network – Past, Present, and Future
Driven by and for postdocs, the Leibniz Postdoc Network not only serves as your representative body within the Leibniz Association but also aims to support postdocs. The steering committee will share this past year’s work and guide discussions to define our upcoming plans. As a valued member of this network, you will have a chance to engage in these discussions and shape the network’s future.
14:00 – 14:30 – Network Elections
We will conclude the event with the election of new representatives. Your participation is crucial in shaping the future of the Leibniz Postdoc Network. Not only can you help select the new Spokespersons and Financial Officer who will lead us into 2025, but you can also run for these positions. This is your opportunity to have a direct impact on the network and its direction for the coming year.
Don’t miss this chance to be part of a vibrant community of researchers. Stay tuned for more details, and make sure to register early to secure your spot. Further details about workshops, networking dinners and poster sessions will be sent to registered participants. We look forward to seeing you there!
The event is free for all Leibniz Postdocs but registration is mandatory. Please do not forget to register by clicking the registration link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdOkesL5LeorMA9iEeHs_dhKG0SJ2wAMgqV6VqvZHBO8rDBfA/viewform
For on-site participation, please register until the 1st of October.
If you require any further information, please contact our spokespersons.
Please help us spread the word and share the flyer with your colleagues!

Organisation committee:
Christian Nehls, Judith Boldt, Marta Ferreira Gomes, Maya Giridhar, Mine Altinli, Peter Amer Arrabiyeh and Sravanthi Nadiminti

Coffee talk #6 with Dr. Joanna Niemiec
2024-10-16 13:00 - 14:00
“Hej! My name is Joanna. I currently work as a Biosampling Manager at BioNTech, Mainz. My professional path includes Biochemistry studies in Tübingen, followed by Infection Biology research as PhD student in Umeå and postdoc at the Leibniz HKI in Jena. I am happy to share insights into my journey and look forward to meeting you.”

Coffee talk #5 with Prof. Dr.-Ing. David May
2024-10-08 13:00 - 14:00 | Online meeting
🌟Meet Prof. Dr.-Ing. David May, Director of the Faserinstitut Bremen and Professor of Materials Engineering, specializing in Composites and Lightweight Design. He’s also the former Research Director for Digitalization at the renowned Leibniz-Institut für Verbundwerkstoffe (IVW).
David’s academic journey is nothing short of remarkable. After studying Industrial Engineering with a focus on Mechanical Engineering at the University of Kaiserslautern, he quickly rose through the ranks. Starting as a research associate at IVW, he earned his PhD in just three years, taking on leadership roles as a research manager, junior research group leader, and ultimately, professor.
Prof. May’s career exemplifies dedication, innovation, and excellence in his field. His experience spans cutting-edge research, academic leadership, and breakthrough advancements in material sciences. With a proactive mindset and an unmatched work ethic, he’s the definition of someone who’s done it all before even becoming a professor.
✨ Ready to learn from a true marvel? ✨
Join us for this unique opportunity to gain insights from one of the top experts in composites and lightweight design, and discover the secrets behind his success.
Don’t miss out on this chance to learn from the best!

The Leibniz PostDoc Network & Career Development Information event
2024-09-20 13:30 - 16:30
We are pleased to announce an informative event hosted by the Leibniz PostDoc Network in collaboration with the Career Development team at the Leibniz Association. This event is an excellent opportunity for postdoctoral researchers across the Leibniz Institutes to connect, learn, and grow.
Event Details:

Date: September 20, 2024
Time: 1:30 – 4:30 pm
Location: Leibniz Association, Chausseestraße 111, 10115 Berlin (1st floor, Room Berlin)
Registration: Register here by September 18, 2024

This event will provide valuable insights into the resources and support available to postdocs through the Leibniz PostDoc Network and the Leibniz Association. You will hear about our ongoing initiatives, explore how you can get involved, and discover how to leverage our community for your professional growth and collaboration.
We look forward to meeting you, sharing ideas, and enjoying a coffee during our networking session. Your participation will be a valuable addition, and we are eager to discuss how we can further support your career and research goals.

Postdoc Surveys – Benefits, Considerations and Opportunities for Improving the Postdoc Experience
2024-09-19 12:00 - 13:00 | Online meeting
Postdocs are the backbone of academia. They get involved with a variety of different tasks ranging from teaching to conducting high-quality research as well as science communication. In these roles, postdocs often face incredibly challenging working conditions driven by short-term insecure contracts and a poor work-life balance. To better understand postdocs’ lives and provide data to improve working conditions, research organisations have started to survey their postdocs.
In this panel, we will highlight some of the most important findings coming out of the recent Leibniz Postdoc Network, Max Planck PostdocNet postdoc survey and Nature Career’s survey on hiring practices in academia. We will debate how to move forward and think of what structural changes are needed for postdocs inside and outside Germany. We will also provide tips for postdocs interested in conducting surveys in their own institutions.
We strongly invite participants to join this discussion so that we can improve the working lives postdocs together.

The debate will be run in English by Dr. Regina Becker, Judith Münch, David Payne, Dr. Nicholas J. Russell and Dr. Harry M. Williams from Leibniz Postdoc, Network and Max Planck PostdocNet and Nature Career.
The event is opend for everyone with unlimited access! So, please fill free to join this online event.
Registration is required until 19th September 2024 – registration form
Check out for other events: https://paw-germany.de/program-2024/

Introduction to Teaching in Higher Education
2024-09-04 - 2024-09-06
We are excited to announce that the Leibniz PostDoc Network’s Online Seminar ‘Introduction to Teaching in Higher Education’ for postdocs, led by Dr. Annika Zorn, has reached full capacity!
The 2.5-day workshop will take place from Wednesday, September 4th to Friday, September 6th, 2024, and will provide valuable insights and training for postdocs of Leibniz institutes. We are thrilled to see such a strong interest and commitment from our community.
Thank you to everyone who registered, and we look forward to an engaging and productive seminar. For those who couldn’t secure a spot this time, please stay tuned for future opportunities.

Coffee talk #4 with Dr. Gitta Heinz
2024-06-13 13:00 - 14:00
Gitta is a Science Manager at the head office of the Leibniz Association. She studied Molecular Medicine and received her PhD in Biology. During her postdoc at the DRFZ she built up an RNA sequencing platform, was spokesperson of the Leibniz PostDoc Network and developed her passion for science management along the way. Now she works to enable the best possible conditions for academic research and innovation.

Perfectionism & Imposter Syndrome - webinar
2024-06-03 10:30 - 12:00 | Online meeting
In this webinar, Dr. Dickerson will delve into the hidden costs of perfectionism and imposter syndrome, offering insights into their detrimental effects on productivity, mental clarity, and overall fulfilment in academic pursuits. Attendees will gain practical strategies to identify and address these challenges, empowering them to reshape their inner critic with objectivity and compassion.
Registration link: https://terminplaner6.dfn.de/b/fb17f090dd4b7d71923207641e017ff9-707228

Coffee talk #3 with Prof. Dr. Martin Manhembué
2024-05-21 13:00 - 14:00
“Martin is founder of the startup kaleidemoskop and professor for data science management at Digital Business University (DBU). He holds a PhD in environmental sciences and studied agricultural sciences. During his PhD he was one of the founding members of the Leibniz PhD Network. What keeps him awake at night is the question if and how we can build a digital twin of the society.”
Zoom-Link: https://ids-mannheim-de.zoom.us/j/64629216119?pwd=[REDACTED]
(meeting ID: 646 2921 6119; passcode: [REDACTED]

Making Good Decisions - webinar
2024-05-07 10:30 - 12:00 | Online meeting
In this session, we’ll explore the fundamental question: How do we define a good decision when faced with limited information and uncertainty about the future? Dr. Vicent Botella-Soler will draw upon his diverse background, spanning from being a PhD student in physics to a postdoc in neuroscience, and his experience as a machine learning consultant and R&D manager for tech companies. With concrete examples from academia and industry, Dr. Botella-Soler will guide us through strategies for making sensible decisions amidst uncertainty. Specializing in critical thinking and decision-making, he helps individuals and teams navigate cognitive traps that may hinder their development.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your decision-making skills! Secure your spot for the webinar before April 26th, 2024.

Registration link: https://terminplaner6.dfn.de/b/37d1708040e4ba7dba77b18828207c5e-651012

Leading up and horizontally: leadership with supervisors and colleagues - workshop
2024-04-29 08:00 - 2024-04-30 16:00 | Online meeting
Objectives:
This seminar nurtures both upward and lateral leadership skills to address ongoing challenges with supervisors as well as negotiating with colleagues in the absence of a formal leadership position.
Description:
On the first day of the workshop, participants are provided with a framework through which they can assess their relationship with the supervisor, identify realistic objectives that they wish to achieve, are introduced to a number of techniques to negotiate with colleagues and, finally, develop a plan to exercise their leadership skills in the absence of a formal position of leadership.
On the second day of the workshop, participants meet the trainer through a series of one-to-one meetings. Within this context, they have the opportunity to discuss their specific situation, eventual challenges they are facing and possible ways forward to improve the relationship with their supervisor or address difficulties they might be experiencing with their colleagues.
Schedule:
29 April 2024, 9:00 – 18:00 (All participants)
30 April 2024, 9:00 – 16:00 (One-to-one sessions)
Format:
Online (Zoom link provided after participation confirmation)
Trainer:
Dr. Matteo Garavoglia is Professor of Practice at Tsinghua University in Beijing and Research Associate at the University of Oxford. Previously, he was the Italy Program Fellow at the Brookings Institution’s Centre on the United States and Europe and Adjunct Professor at Johns Hopkins University’s Paul H. Nietze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) in Washington DC. Matteo was educated at the universities of London (SOAS), Paris (Sciences Po) and Berlin (FUB). He lived in thirteen countries across four continents and speaks English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. Matteo worked with Impulsplus for over a decade and provides workshops on the following subjects: “Almost there: preparing for the viva defense”; “Team communication: key roles and intercultural contexts”; “Rhetoric and speaking in public: an introduction to theory and practice”; “Leadership and supervision in academia: multiple perspectives for greater effectiveness”; “Visible and influential: networking at conferences and across cultures”; “Just landed: an introduction to life and academia in Germany”; “Paid to research: how to prepare successful funding applications”; “Clear, engaging and persuasive: academic writing to stand out”; ”Discrimination, diversity and inclusiveness: awareness training for men in academia”; and “Leading up and horizontally: leadership with supervisors and colleagues”.
