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In this Lab Talk, Humboldtian Carmen Feijoo discusses her research on neutrophil heterogeneity in homeostasis and inflammation and lessons learned from zebrafish.
What do I need to know if I want to plan my career in science? Does a doctorate / PhD make sense in my field, even if I don't intend to go into research? What comes after the doctorate? What job opportunities are available to me? This seminar provides answers to these questions and many more.
In this episode, we’re diving into a topic that’s essential for anyone working in Germany: labor laws. Whether you’re a German national or an immigrant, these laws apply to everyone. We will also tackle a critical issue: discrimination in the workplace.
Learning means mastering different techniques. The more learning techniques you are able to apply and combine, the better are your chances of learning successfully. Everyone has to individually find the learning techniques that suits best.
This international group of people with diverse backgrounds has been an advantage for me because I could learn from my international colleagues and find out more about their experiences in project management.
Would you like to improve your science communication skills? Our free digital workshops will give you the basics you need as a researcher to be able to present your research results to different audiences. Register now!
The transition from university to work can be tough, especially with a language shift, like moving from an English-taught degree to a German-speaking job. It leaves little time to fully learn the language, adapt to the culture, and prepare for the job market.
Rafael Leite looks at management development in the higher civil service systems in the German federal states. #byalumnsforalumns
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The human brain consists of around 100 billion nerve cells, or neurons, and around 100 trillion synapses. These are connections used by the neurons to distribute activity and exchange signals. This system is used to work, learn, think and process sensory impressions and emotions. But only with reading and memorizing, a person does not use the full potential of the brain - for this reason, we should combine several different learning techniques.
Starting fresh in a new country can be overwhelming, so prioritizing mental health is crucial for both employees and employers to foster a productive work culture
