Leadership has changed- in parallel with our work environments. Flatter hierarchies, project work in a matrix structure and more rapid changes in assignments, locations and colleagues are but some of the new challenges we all face.
Leadership skills: How to row the boat Read More »
A short debate on networking in a course for PhD students. Half of the participants should defend the statement “Networking outside of my department is a waste of time,” while the other half argue against it.
Competition and collaboration Read More »
When stress becomes excessive, it can significantly disrupt work performance. Learning to cope with stress successfully is crucial for career progression and life satisfaction.
Stress management for scientists Read More »
Have you ever thought about working for a startup? Or maybe you even want to go one step further: your research has some promising applications and you’ve actually thought about starting your own company? The world of startups is very exciting, but it requires skills and knowledge that aren’t as critical when working for an established company.
Startup basics for scientists Read More »
In this workshop, we’ll work on how you, as a scientist, can make an impact on society and the public debate.
Society and science: Make an impact Read More »
Medical science liaison MSL, Dr. Martijn Bijker, fstp from science to pharma, explains the role of MSL in a pharma company
The Medical Science Liaison (MSL) role Read More »
