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  1. 🎓 A new chapter for Dr. Linara Adilova:
    On October 1, she will join the University of Cologne as Professor of Machine Learning and build a new chair.
    Her work on foundational and trustworthy machine learning will continue, alongside a new focus on AI for Science. 🧠🔬
    Projects and collaborations with RC Trust, TU Dortmund, ELLIS, and Lamarr will also remain part of the story. 🤝
    Congratulations, Linara! 🎉
    rc-trust.ai/news/news-detail/a
    #MachineLearning #TrustworthyAI #AIforScience #AcademicCareer #RCTrust

  2. 🎓 A new chapter for Dr. Linara Adilova:
    On October 1, she will join the University of Cologne as Professor of Machine Learning and build a new chair.
    Her work on foundational and trustworthy machine learning will continue, alongside a new focus on AI for Science. 🧠🔬
    Projects and collaborations with RC Trust, TU Dortmund, ELLIS, and Lamarr will also remain part of the story. 🤝
    Congratulations, Linara! 🎉
    rc-trust.ai/news/news-detail/a
    #MachineLearning #TrustworthyAI #AIforScience #AcademicCareer #RCTrust

  3. Well, tomorrow I have a meeting with my boss to talk about prolonging my contract.

    Right after I give a talk about how terrible the situation for #postdoc.s is (precarious work environment, high prevalence of mental health issues).

    I can't decide whether the timing is great or terrible.

    I made the talk with #Quarto, and uploaded it to #Github, so you can check it out at tsievert.com/au-section-08-202

    First time I created slides in Quarto and first time I publish them

    #AcademicChatter #PhDLife #PostdocLife #AcademicLife #earlyCareerAcademic #AcademicCareer

  4. Well, tomorrow I have a meeting with my boss to talk about prolonging my contract.

    Right after I give a talk about how terrible the situation for #postdoc.s is (precarious work environment, high prevalence of mental health issues).

    I can't decide whether the timing is great or terrible.

    I made the talk with #Quarto, and uploaded it to #Github, so you can check it out at tsievert.com/au-section-08-202

    First time I created slides in Quarto and first time I publish them

    #AcademicChatter #PhDLife #PostdocLife #AcademicLife #earlyCareerAcademic #AcademicCareer

  5. Well, tomorrow I have a meeting with my boss to talk about prolonging my contract.

    Right after I give a talk about how terrible the situation for #postdoc.s is (precarious work environment, high prevalence of mental health issues).

    I can't decide whether the timing is great or terrible.

    I made the talk with #Quarto, and uploaded it to #Github, so you can check it out at tsievert.com/au-section-08-202

    First time I created slides in Quarto and first time I publish them

    #AcademicChatter #PhDLife #PostdocLife #AcademicLife #earlyCareerAcademic #AcademicCareer

  6. Well, tomorrow I have a meeting with my boss to talk about prolonging my contract.

    Right after I give a talk about how terrible the situation for #postdoc.s is (precarious work environment, high prevalence of mental health issues).

    I can't decide whether the timing is great or terrible.

    I made the talk with #Quarto, and uploaded it to #Github, so you can check it out at tsievert.com/au-section-08-202

    First time I created slides in Quarto and first time I publish them

    #AcademicChatter #PhDLife #PostdocLife #AcademicLife #earlyCareerAcademic #AcademicCareer

  7. Well, tomorrow I have a meeting with my boss to talk about prolonging my contract.

    Right after I give a talk about how terrible the situation for #postdoc.s is (precarious work environment, high prevalence of mental health issues).

    I can't decide whether the timing is great or terrible.

    I made the talk with #Quarto, and uploaded it to #Github, so you can check it out at tsievert.com/au-section-08-202

    First time I created slides in Quarto and first time I publish them

    #AcademicChatter #PhDLife #PostdocLife #AcademicLife #earlyCareerAcademic #AcademicCareer

  8. McGill Assistant Professor in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Oceanography & Earth Systems

    We seek candidates who will pursue research in physical oceanography with a strong modelling, observational and/or theoretical component.

    Review of applications begins 15 Oct. 2026. Questions addressed to [email protected] (search committee chair)

    mcgill.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/e

    #AcademicJob #Oceanography #Cryosphere #CoastalProcesses #McGIllUniversity #AcademicCareer

  9. McGill Assistant Professor in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Oceanography & Earth Systems

    We seek candidates who will pursue research in physical oceanography with a strong modelling, observational and/or theoretical component.

    Review of applications begins 15 Oct. 2026. Questions addressed to [email protected] (search committee chair)

    mcgill.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/e

  10. McGill Assistant Professor in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Oceanography & Earth Systems

    We seek candidates who will pursue research in physical oceanography with a strong modelling, observational and/or theoretical component.

    Review of applications begins 15 Oct. 2026. Questions addressed to [email protected] (search committee chair)

    mcgill.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/e

    #AcademicJob #Oceanography #Cryosphere #CoastalProcesses #McGIllUniversity #AcademicCareer

  11. McGill Assistant Professor in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Oceanography & Earth Systems

    We seek candidates who will pursue research in physical oceanography with a strong modelling, observational and/or theoretical component.

    Review of applications begins 15 Oct. 2026. Questions addressed to [email protected] (search committee chair)

    mcgill.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/e

    #AcademicJob #Oceanography #Cryosphere #CoastalProcesses #McGIllUniversity #AcademicCareer

  12. McGill Assistant Professor in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Oceanography & Earth Systems

    We seek candidates who will pursue research in physical oceanography with a strong modelling, observational and/or theoretical component.

    Review of applications begins 15 Oct. 2026. Questions addressed to [email protected] (search committee chair)

    mcgill.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/e

    #AcademicJob #Oceanography #Cryosphere #CoastalProcesses #McGIllUniversity #AcademicCareer

  13. 📚 Apparently, 155 pieces of research advice were not enough.

    The second edition of How to Survive (and Thrive) in Research is out!

    👉 research-rants.com/

    I’ve added 15 new pieces of advice, bringing the total to 170+ short, pragmatic, and brutally honest lessons about navigating a research career based on my 20+ years of experience (23 since my first paper, at the @null, called #uml at the time, to be precise).

    The goal remains the same: to help junior researchers (new PhDs, new posdocs, new PIs,...) learn in a few hours some of the things that would otherwise take years (ok, allow me a bit of overselling for a second 🙏) of trial and error to discover.

    From choosing your PhD topic to publishing, getting funding, dealing with reviewers, building collaborations, finding a job, managing a team and, occasionally, actually doing some research.

    Among the new pieces of advice:

    👉 A paper accepted is worth two in the pipeline
    👉 The grass is always greener in the private sector
    👉 Avoid impostor syndrome
    👉 Do not listen to my advice

    And a small thank-you to those who already bought the first edition: if you already own the book, just write to me and I’ll send you the updated version for free. Don't buy it again for the new advices. And well, you wouldn't do it anyway 😉. I'd just ask you for an honest review on Amazon as this will help other researchers-in-need discover it.

    #Research #PhD #Postdoc #AcademicCareer

  14. 📚 Apparently, 155 pieces of research advice were not enough.

    The second edition of How to Survive (and Thrive) in Research is out!

    👉 research-rants.com/

    I’ve added 15 new pieces of advice, bringing the total to 170+ short, pragmatic, and brutally honest lessons about navigating a research career based on my 20+ years of experience (23 since my first paper, at the @null, called #uml at the time, to be precise).

    The goal remains the same: to help junior researchers (new PhDs, new posdocs, new PIs,...) learn in a few hours some of the things that would otherwise take years (ok, allow me a bit of overselling for a second 🙏) of trial and error to discover.

    From choosing your PhD topic to publishing, getting funding, dealing with reviewers, building collaborations, finding a job, managing a team and, occasionally, actually doing some research.

    Among the new pieces of advice:

    👉 A paper accepted is worth two in the pipeline
    👉 The grass is always greener in the private sector
    👉 Avoid impostor syndrome
    👉 Do not listen to my advice

    And a small thank-you to those who already bought the first edition: if you already own the book, just write to me and I’ll send you the updated version for free. Don't buy it again for the new advices. And well, you wouldn't do it anyway 😉. I'd just ask you for an honest review on Amazon as this will help other researchers-in-need discover it.

    #Research #PhD #Postdoc #AcademicCareer

  15. 📚 Apparently, 155 pieces of research advice were not enough.

    The second edition of How to Survive (and Thrive) in Research is out!

    👉 research-rants.com/

    I’ve added 15 new pieces of advice, bringing the total to 170+ short, pragmatic, and brutally honest lessons about navigating a research career based on my 20+ years of experience (23 since my first paper, at the @null, called #uml at the time, to be precise).

    The goal remains the same: to help junior researchers (new PhDs, new posdocs, new PIs,...) learn in a few hours some of the things that would otherwise take years (ok, allow me a bit of overselling for a second 🙏) of trial and error to discover.

    From choosing your PhD topic to publishing, getting funding, dealing with reviewers, building collaborations, finding a job, managing a team and, occasionally, actually doing some research.

    Among the new pieces of advice:

    👉 A paper accepted is worth two in the pipeline
    👉 The grass is always greener in the private sector
    👉 Avoid impostor syndrome
    👉 Do not listen to my advice

    And a small thank-you to those who already bought the first edition: if you already own the book, just write to me and I’ll send you the updated version for free. Don't buy it again for the new advices. And well, you wouldn't do it anyway 😉. I'd just ask you for an honest review on Amazon as this will help other researchers-in-need discover it.

    #Research #PhD #Postdoc #AcademicCareer

  16. 📚 Apparently, 155 pieces of research advice were not enough.

    The second edition of How to Survive (and Thrive) in Research is out!

    👉 research-rants.com/

    I’ve added 15 new pieces of advice, bringing the total to 170+ short, pragmatic, and brutally honest lessons about navigating a research career based on my 20+ years of experience (23 since my first paper, at the @null, called #uml at the time, to be precise).

    The goal remains the same: to help junior researchers (new PhDs, new posdocs, new PIs,...) learn in a few hours some of the things that would otherwise take years (ok, allow me a bit of overselling for a second 🙏) of trial and error to discover.

    From choosing your PhD topic to publishing, getting funding, dealing with reviewers, building collaborations, finding a job, managing a team and, occasionally, actually doing some research.

    Among the new pieces of advice:

    👉 A paper accepted is worth two in the pipeline
    👉 The grass is always greener in the private sector
    👉 Avoid impostor syndrome
    👉 Do not listen to my advice

    And a small thank-you to those who already bought the first edition: if you already own the book, just write to me and I’ll send you the updated version for free. Don't buy it again for the new advices. And well, you wouldn't do it anyway 😉. I'd just ask you for an honest review on Amazon as this will help other researchers-in-need discover it.

    #Research #PhD #Postdoc #AcademicCareer

  17. 📚 Apparently, 155 pieces of research advice were not enough.

    The second edition of How to Survive (and Thrive) in Research is out!

    👉 research-rants.com/

    I’ve added 15 new pieces of advice, bringing the total to 170+ short, pragmatic, and brutally honest lessons about navigating a research career based on my 20+ years of experience (23 since my first paper, at the @null, called #uml at the time, to be precise).

    The goal remains the same: to help junior researchers (new PhDs, new posdocs, new PIs,...) learn in a few hours some of the things that would otherwise take years (ok, allow me a bit of overselling for a second 🙏) of trial and error to discover.

    From choosing your PhD topic to publishing, getting funding, dealing with reviewers, building collaborations, finding a job, managing a team and, occasionally, actually doing some research.

    Among the new pieces of advice:

    👉 A paper accepted is worth two in the pipeline
    👉 The grass is always greener in the private sector
    👉 Avoid impostor syndrome
    👉 Do not listen to my advice

    And a small thank-you to those who already bought the first edition: if you already own the book, just write to me and I’ll send you the updated version for free. Don't buy it again for the new advices. And well, you wouldn't do it anyway 😉. I'd just ask you for an honest review on Amazon as this will help other researchers-in-need discover it.

    #Research #PhD #Postdoc #AcademicCareer

  18. „Exzellenz entsteht nicht aus Stress. Sie entsteht aus Neugier und Engagement." Bastian Fromm schreibt in unserem Essayheft über das, was Forschende wirklich antreibt — und warum strukturelle Unsicherheit genau das untergräbt: 👉 laborjournal.de/rubric/essays/ #AcademicCareer #Wissenschaftspolitik

  19. „Exzellenz entsteht nicht aus Stress. Sie entsteht aus Neugier und Engagement." Bastian Fromm schreibt in unserem Essayheft über das, was Forschende wirklich antreibt — und warum strukturelle Unsicherheit genau das untergräbt: 👉 laborjournal.de/rubric/essays/ #AcademicCareer #Wissenschaftspolitik

  20. „Exzellenz entsteht nicht aus Stress. Sie entsteht aus Neugier und Engagement." Bastian Fromm schreibt in unserem Essayheft über das, was Forschende wirklich antreibt — und warum strukturelle Unsicherheit genau das untergräbt: 👉 laborjournal.de/rubric/essays/ #AcademicCareer #Wissenschaftspolitik

  21. „Exzellenz entsteht nicht aus Stress. Sie entsteht aus Neugier und Engagement." Bastian Fromm schreibt in unserem Essayheft über das, was Forschende wirklich antreibt — und warum strukturelle Unsicherheit genau das untergräbt: 👉 laborjournal.de/rubric/essays/ #AcademicCareer #Wissenschaftspolitik

  22. „Exzellenz entsteht nicht aus Stress. Sie entsteht aus Neugier und Engagement." Bastian Fromm schreibt in unserem Essayheft über das, was Forschende wirklich antreibt — und warum strukturelle Unsicherheit genau das untergräbt: 👉 laborjournal.de/rubric/essays/ #AcademicCareer #Wissenschaftspolitik

  23. 08.02.2026
    Congratulations Dr. Nathalie Triches 🎓
    She successfully defended her PhD thesis at the University of Helsinki on Jan 29th. We are pleased to announce that Nathalie will continue to be a key part of our team at MPI-BGC in Jena, where she will continue her research as a Postdoc. We are thrilled to keep her expertise and energy in our group as she transitions into this new role.
    #PhD #AcademicCareer #MaxPlanckInstitute #Jena #WomenInScience #ScienceMilestones

  24. "All four specialists recommend developing a network of colleagues through your institution, conferences and postdoctoral associations."

    This is a commonly misunderstood point. The best kind of networking you can do when you are a PhD student is to get to know other PhD students from other groups in your general field. Because they will be an invaluable source of info about your perspective post-doc supervisors (and in 10 years some of them will be your colleagues and collaborators).

    #AcademicChatter #AcademicCareer

    nature.com/articles/d41586-025

  25. "All four specialists recommend developing a network of colleagues through your institution, conferences and postdoctoral associations."

    This is a commonly misunderstood point. The best kind of networking you can do when you are a PhD student is to get to know other PhD students from other groups in your general field. Because they will be an invaluable source of info about your perspective post-doc supervisors (and in 10 years some of them will be your colleagues and collaborators).

    #AcademicChatter #AcademicCareer

    nature.com/articles/d41586-025

  26. "All four specialists recommend developing a network of colleagues through your institution, conferences and postdoctoral associations."

    This is a commonly misunderstood point. The best kind of networking you can do when you are a PhD student is to get to know other PhD students from other groups in your general field. Because they will be an invaluable source of info about your perspective post-doc supervisors (and in 10 years some of them will be your colleagues and collaborators).

    #AcademicChatter #AcademicCareer

    nature.com/articles/d41586-025

  27. "All four specialists recommend developing a network of colleagues through your institution, conferences and postdoctoral associations."

    This is a commonly misunderstood point. The best kind of networking you can do when you are a PhD student is to get to know other PhD students from other groups in your general field. Because they will be an invaluable source of info about your perspective post-doc supervisors (and in 10 years some of them will be your colleagues and collaborators).

    #AcademicChatter #AcademicCareer

    nature.com/articles/d41586-025

  28. "All four specialists recommend developing a network of colleagues through your institution, conferences and postdoctoral associations."

    This is a commonly misunderstood point. The best kind of networking you can do when you are a PhD student is to get to know other PhD students from other groups in your general field. Because they will be an invaluable source of info about your perspective post-doc supervisors (and in 10 years some of them will be your colleagues and collaborators).

    #AcademicChatter #AcademicCareer

    nature.com/articles/d41586-025

  29. Dialogue is key for PhD success! Ulkrike Lohmann, Vice President for Doctoral Studies, emphasizes the need for consistent annual status conversations with doctoral candidates to ensure clear communication and proactive support. #DoctoralCandidates #AcademicCareer ethz.ch/staffnet/en/news-and-e

  30. New Junior Professor at WiSo 🎓📣
    Introducing: Jun. Prof. Dr. Johanna Zimmermann 👩‍🏫✨
    We are delighted to welcome Dr. Johanna Zimmermann as Junior Professor of Marketing starting April 1, 2025! 🎉📅📊
    On behalf of the entire WiSo Faculty, WiSo Dean Ulrich Thonemann welcomed Junior Professor Dr. Johanna Zimmermann 🤝🏫👏
    All further information can be found here: 🔗📍uni.koeln/RKB5D

    #WelcomeOnBoard #MarketingProfessor #WiSoUni #NewAtWiSo #AcademicCareer

  31. I have been approached by an editor of #JOSS (fediscience.org/@joss@fosstodo) who told me about #JOSE (jose.theoj.org/ - for which I could not find a Mastodon handle).

    The idea is to provide a low-hurdle academic reward for open access educational material -- with a particular computational emphasis.

    Thing is, that you hardly get an academic “paper” if you develop teaching material. So, this might be appealing for some folk here. 😉

    #Teaching #AcademicCareer #AcademiCChatter #OpenScience

  32. I have been approached by an editor of #JOSS (fediscience.org/@joss@fosstodo) who told me about #JOSE (jose.theoj.org/ - for which I could not find a Mastodon handle).

    The idea is to provide a low-hurdle academic reward for open access educational material -- with a particular computational emphasis.

    Thing is, that you hardly get an academic “paper” if you develop teaching material. So, this might be appealing for some folk here. 😉

    #Teaching #AcademicCareer #AcademiCChatter #OpenScience

  33. I have been approached by an editor of #JOSS (fediscience.org/@joss@fosstodo) who told me about #JOSE (jose.theoj.org/ - for which I could not find a Mastodon handle).

    The idea is to provide a low-hurdle academic reward for open access educational material -- with a particular computational emphasis.

    Thing is, that you hardly get an academic “paper” if you develop teaching material. So, this might be appealing for some folk here. 😉

    #Teaching #AcademicCareer #AcademiCChatter #OpenScience

  34. I have been approached by an editor of #JOSS (fediscience.org/@joss@fosstodo) who told me about #JOSE (jose.theoj.org/ - for which I could not find a Mastodon handle).

    The idea is to provide a low-hurdle academic reward for open access educational material -- with a particular computational emphasis.

    Thing is, that you hardly get an academic “paper” if you develop teaching material. So, this might be appealing for some folk here. 😉

    #Teaching #AcademicCareer #AcademiCChatter #OpenScience

  35. I have been approached by an editor of #JOSS (fediscience.org/@joss@fosstodo) who told me about #JOSE (jose.theoj.org/ - for which I could not find a Mastodon handle).

    The idea is to provide a low-hurdle academic reward for open access educational material -- with a particular computational emphasis.

    Thing is, that you hardly get an academic “paper” if you develop teaching material. So, this might be appealing for some folk here. 😉

    #Teaching #AcademicCareer #AcademiCChatter #OpenScience

  36. How should you prepare for a faculty position in academia?
    The 4 young professors at the EPFL Fribourg campus discuss with the crowd of postdocs and PhD students over lunch about academic career steps and candidate interviews – sharing their personal experiences.
    @ENAC #AcademicCareer

  37. As I head into the final stretch of my PhD, there’ll be no avoiding the dreaded CV overhaul. I’ve admitted to myself that my current one is too wordy.

    Younger students, who I help with PhD applications, share their academic CVs with me. I noticed that putting “narrative bio + goals” paragraphs at the top is becoming more common.

    What are your thoughts on this? Useful as a brief cover letter summary or a waste of words/space? #academicchatter #AcademicCareer #careeradvice #PhDlife #sendhelp

  38. As I head into the final stretch of my PhD, there’ll be no avoiding the dreaded CV overhaul. I’ve admitted to myself that my current one is too wordy.

    Younger students, who I help with PhD applications, share their academic CVs with me. I noticed that putting “narrative bio + goals” paragraphs at the top is becoming more common.

    What are your thoughts on this? Useful as a brief cover letter summary or a waste of words/space? #academicchatter #AcademicCareer #careeradvice #PhDlife #sendhelp

  39. As I head into the final stretch of my PhD, there’ll be no avoiding the dreaded CV overhaul. I’ve admitted to myself my current one is too wordy.

    Younger students, who I help with PhD applications, share their academic CVs with me. I noticed that putting “narrative bio + goals” paragraphs at the top is becoming more common.

    What are your thoughts on this? Useful as a brief cover letter summary or a waste of words/space? #academicchatter #AcademicCareer #careeradvice #PhDlife #sendhelp

  40. As I head into the final stretch of my PhD, there’ll be no avoiding the dreaded CV overhaul. I’ve admitted to myself that my current one is too wordy.

    Younger students, who I help with PhD applications, share their academic CVs with me. I noticed that putting “narrative bio + goals” paragraphs at the top is becoming more common.

    What are your thoughts on this? Useful as a brief cover letter summary or a waste of words/space? #academicchatter #AcademicCareer #careeradvice #PhDlife #sendhelp

  41. As I head into the final stretch of my PhD, there’ll be no avoiding the dreaded CV overhaul. I’ve admitted to myself my current one is too wordy.

    Younger students, who I help with PhD applications, share their academic CVs with me. I noticed that putting “narrative bio + goals” paragraphs at the top is becoming more common.

    What are your thoughts on this? Useful as a brief cover letter summary or a waste of words/space? #academicchatter #AcademicCareer #careeradvice #PhDlife #sendhelp

  42. #SciCommTip 10 [4/10]

    To increase your academic #SocialMedia reach:

    6️⃣ Post information that‘s USEFUL TO YOUR FOLLOWERS! As you’re using your account to boost your #AcademicCareer, you’re targeting your peers. Useful to them is anything that’s relevant to their work, saves them time, or they enjoy reading. Try highlighting/commenting on recent developments in the field, a policy change, news from a conference,…

    #SciComm #Wisskomm #ScienceMastodon #AcademicMastodon #Academia #Mastodon #Twitter

  43. #SciCommTip 10 [4/10]

    To increase your academic #SocialMedia reach:

    6️⃣ Post information that‘s USEFUL TO YOUR FOLLOWERS! As you’re using your account to boost your #AcademicCareer, you’re targeting your peers. Useful to them is anything that’s relevant to their work, saves them time, or they enjoy reading. Try highlighting/commenting on recent developments in the field, a policy change, news from a conference,…

    #SciComm #Wisskomm #ScienceMastodon #AcademicMastodon #Academia #Mastodon #Twitter

  44. #SciCommTip 10 [4/10]

    To increase your academic #SocialMedia reach:

    6️⃣ Post information that‘s USEFUL TO YOUR FOLLOWERS! As you’re using your account to boost your #AcademicCareer, you’re targeting your peers. Useful to them is anything that’s relevant to their work, saves them time, or they enjoy reading. Try highlighting/commenting on recent developments in the field, a policy change, news from a conference,…

    #SciComm #Wisskomm #ScienceMastodon #AcademicMastodon #Academia #Mastodon #Twitter