The following workshops and training modules will be offered in calendar year 2019:
Starbios2 - Competition for Bachelor Students Get Your Memory Stick For Your Bachelor Thesis
Open Access - Free access to scientific information
Speaker: Benjamin Ahlborn, SuUB Bremen
Date: November 29, 2018,
Duration: 10:00 – 12:00
Location: NW2, A1297
Target group: students, doctoral students, postdocs (focus groups)
Preliminary program:
What does open access mean?
Green Way – Publishing to Document Servers
Golden Way – Publishing to publishers with Articel Processing Fees
Open Access – Pros and Cons
Predatory Publishing
Ethics in science communication - a challenge
Discussion Leader: Prof. dr. Ralf Dringen
Date: 29.Jan.20.20
Duration: 13:00 – 15:00
Location: NW2, A1297 (seminar room of biology didactics)
Target group: PhD students & postdocs
Program: In contrast to the workshop on Open Access, there will be no defined program items and no lecture. Ralf Dringen will be the moderator of a discussion that will be organized according to current suggestions by the participants on the subject.
In addition, we reflect on ethical points of contact in current research and doctoral projects.
Knowledge Communication and Transfer
Speaker: Dr. Martin Heinlein (Bridge Bremen, Head of Uni Transfer)
Date: 03. May 2018
Duration: 09:00 – 11:30
Location: NW2, A1297
Target group: Focus group members, the Starbios2 core team, as well as all interested parties
Program: Transfer Strategy of the University of Bremen – Intentions at a Glance.
What is meant by knowledge and technology transfer?
How and where can BRIDGE support?
Discussion of the questions of the participants (these are collected in advance)
This will be followed by a discussion on knowledge communication and transfer of NanoCompetence research and doctoral projects.
Gender in Research
Date: winter semester 2018/19
Duration: about 3 hours
Location: NW2, A1297 (seminar room of biology didactics)
Target group: PhD students, postdocs and working group leaders
Preliminary program:
Distinction of sex and gender Gender aspects in research Presentation of the toolkit „Gender in EU funded Research“ Practical exercise: Identification of gender aspects in own research projects
Gender Workshop - Diversity Team Management
When: 20.12.2018, 09: 00-12: 00
Where: NW2, A1297 (Seminarraum Biology Didactics)
Speaker: Dr. Magdalena Zadkowska and Dr. Natasza Kosakowska-Berezecka, University of Gdansk, Poland
How to be effective team member? How to manage various teams effectively so we achieve our top performance? How to deal with conflicts in teams? If one is a team member or leader of a group. Diversity can be a result of gender, age and cultural diversity etc. Nevertheless, there are certain conditions that allow team members to work together in a synergy and achieve top performance. During our workshop we will discuss your teamwork and teamwork with each other.
The themes discussed during workshop can be used within:
Building effective team work while conducting research Fostering interpersonal relations with academics Planning your academic career Managing team work while dealing with intercultural / gender differences Communicating about our achievements and goals Dissemination of scientific project outcomes.
Contact and registration: tanja.barendziak@uni-bremen.de or https://doodle.com/poll/xwikn3ckg3xpu8rx
The following workshops and seminars in regard to RRI will be offered in the winter semester 2019/20:
Ethics - The relevance of new molecular genetic methods for society
VAK: 02-02-GS30
Lecturer: PD Dr. Gazanfer Belge
Seminar; 2 SWS
FVG-Ost Room: 0150
This event is offered as a weekend minaret.
Public Engagement - Introduction to the methods and ways of PR-work
VAK: CC-25-WiSe19-20
Lecturer: Lars Kaletta
Block seminar; ECTS: 1 recommended
Individual appointment:
15.11.19 16:00 – 20:00 SFG 2070
16.11.19 – 17.11.2019 09:00 – 19:00 SFG 2070
Communication with internal and external reference groups is increasingly becoming a success factor for companies. So far, it has been mainly large companies that use public relations to achieve their goals. But even small businesses, social institutions and cultural institutions can use the opportunities of public relations to gain competitive advantages for customers, potential members and financiers.
Gender - Working environment 4.0: Compability of professional and private life - Chances and riskes
VAK: CC-04-WiSe19-20
Lecturer: Angela Schuette
Block seminar
Individual appointment:
07.12.19 10:00 – 18:00 GW2 B3010
The networking and digitization, in short the working world 4.0, brings big changes for work processes and structure. Some companies have to restructure themselves in order to be able to make the digital work world possible in the first place. This is especially true for the chances of employees who can work in a very flexible way. On the other hand, there are risks associated with the merging of work and private life.
Offers in regard to scientific writing
In regard to scientific writing the „Studierwerkstatt“ offers a variety of courses: foundations of scientific writing, individual writing training, academic writing in bachelor and master theses etc.
For further information visit the website of the „Studierwerkstatt“.
