Tag Archives: Scientists

A Career in Science

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Recommended reading / Buchtipps:

Goodwin, Graham C.; Graebe, Stefan F.: A doctorate and beyond : building a career in engineering and the physical sciences. Cham 2017

Meckenstock, Rainer: Wie macht man Karriere in der Wissenschaft. Berlin 2018

Bodewits, Karin; Hauk, Andrea; Gramlich, Philipp: Karriereführer für Naturwissenschaftlerinnen : erfolgreich im Berufsleben. Weinheim 2016
Signatur: 70 Z 45

Tips on career opportunities

Publikationen des Karriereservices der GdCh
https://www.gdch.de/ausbildung-karriere/karriere-und-beruf/berufsbilder-in-der-chemie/publikationen-des-karriereservices.html

APS Careers In Physics
https://www.aps.org/careers/

Your future with physics: Career directions by IOP
http://www.iop.org/careers/undergrad–postgrad/your-future/page_64487.html

Career options by RSC
http://www.rsc.org/careers/future/career-options

Chemstry Careers by ACS
https://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/careers/college-to-career/chemistry-careers.html

Communicating science

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This guide shows what professional communication for scientists is all about. It contains the abc of communicating with the public, interfacing with the media and using journalists.

Giovanni Carrada: Communicating science – A scientist’s survival kit [pdf]
Luxembourg 2006, edited by the European Commission

OA Perspectives by FHI Scientists

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oaweek_questions_2016We would be happy to learn more about the perspectives and opinions of our scientists on open access publications. Therefor we’ve prepared a little questionnaire. Just visit the information desk in the library and answer the questions at the poster board.
Participation is, of course, anonymous. Completing the questionnaire should take approximately 5 to 10 minutes.

The questionnaire and information desk is available during the whole week.

Thank you for your help!