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Event : DNA for ECRs (Doitsu-Nihon Academy for Early Career Researchers) Vol. 4
Powered by : DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) and Kyoto University
Dates : Friday, July 8th at 14:30-19:00 and Saturday, July 9th at 10:00-15:30
Welcome to DNA for ECRs (Doitsu-Nihon Academy for ECRs: an training workshop for young researchers) Vol.4!
We are pleased to announce the forth edition of DNA for ECRs (Doitsu-Nihon Academy for ECRs: a training course for young researchers) will be held as an in-person workshop for the first time!
The workshop is organized by the Kyoto University European Center in collaboration with the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) for bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral students who are interested in an academic career, and is also attended by young German researchers who currently study in Japan, providing an opportunity for international networking.
Dates
Friday, July 8th at 14:30-19:00 and Saturday, July 9th at 10:00-15:30 (JST), 2022
Registration
Registration form: https://forms.gle/Dx6XbhdnePxExQjVA
(Deadline: June 16th at 5pm (JST), 2022)
Program
(1) Key Skills for Effective Communication
(2) Networking & Collaborating in Global Science
Venue
Research Administration Building, Yoshida Campus, Kyoto University (in-person workshop)
Language
English
Capacity
7 persons (Priority will be given to female students for 3 out of 7 seats)
Eligibility
Bachelor, Master or Ph.D. students affiliated with Kyoto University
Lecturer
Dr. Iris Wieczorek:
…established IRIS Science Management Inc. in Tokyo. She has over 25 years of Japan experience and a broad knowledge about the academic and scientific systems in Europe and Japan – both from the inside as a researcher and from the position of a funding agency. She has profound expertise in science management and many years of practical experience. Amongst others, she established the Japan Office of the German Research Foundation (DFG) in Tokyo.
