This informational event addresses topics of particular interest to postdocs. Feel free to bring your themes to our attention! The meetings offer an opportunity to engage in discussion with the speakers as well as fellow colleagues.

• Postdoc Meet Up! With EU GrantsAccess on 7 March 2019 on:
  European Funding
  Further information to follow.

• 6.12.2018: "Von der Dissertation zum Buch (in German language)"
  The event took place in German language. For information please refer to our German website. Thank you!

• 25.10.2018: "Social Media"

  For scientists, social media can be a fantastic medium for promoting their work, networking with colleagues and publicly engaging in debates. However, social media also poses challenging questions about how to engage and present yourself professionally or whether digital exposure can also do harm. Will it eventually become compulsive in order to pursue an academic career?
  The event was organized by the Peer Mentoring Group Career Elixier in cooperation with Graduate Campus. The event took place in English.

• 12.04.2018: "How to get European Funding"

  At this Postdoc Meet Up! the Graduate Campus and EU GrantsAccess presented the topic:  How to get European Funding. The program contained keynote talks by Dr. André Wunder, Research Manager at EU GrantsAccess and Dr. Lydia Hellrung, Marie Skłodowska-Curie fellow at University of Zurich. Junior researchers were invited to ask their questions regarding European funding. The event took place in English.

• 27.11.2017: "How to PhD?" Or: How do deal with crises in the research process? This event took in place in German  – please refer to our German website.

• 27.10.2017: "Mobility"
  We have been dealing with the pros and cons of mobility for some time now – among other things it was the focus of our 2016 GRC Annual Ceremony, and the range of feedback has motivated us to plan a discussion forum for doctoral candidates and postdocs: at this Meet Up there were 4 discussion groups on various aspects of mobility, such as mobility and family or double career, among others. These groups were moderated by a junior or senior researcher, and Graduate Campus ensured that the most important content for a follow-up with the SNSF was documented.