Building a successful academic career is about more than just hard work 鈥� it's about making your contributions visible and standing out in a competitive field. This event is designed to help early career researchers (ECRs) navigate the challenges of showcasing your work and skills effectively. We鈥檒l explore topics like overcoming self-doubt, the importance of resilience and support networks, and strategies to promote yourself confidently.
Panellists will share insights into what makes researchers and their work stand out, including tips for crafting standout proposals, navigating rejection, and balancing publications with teaching, outreach, and other activities.
Join us for an engaging session to gain valuable tips and advice that can help you successfully navigate the journey of applying for research funding.
This webinar forms part of our dedicated RSC series for Early Career Researchers. Keep an eye out for more events and future conferences.
Chair and panel
Speakers include the Head of Researcher Development at the University of Exeter, a Post-Doctoral Researcher at the University of Birmingham, an Editor from the RSC Publications team, and a fourth-year PhD Student who will share her experience of getting published and the activities she's done to 'stand out'.
Panellists will share insights into what makes researchers and their work stand out, including tips for crafting standout proposals, navigating rejection, and balancing publications with teaching, outreach, and other activities.
Join us for an engaging session to gain valuable tips and advice that can help you successfully navigate the journey of applying for research funding.
This webinar forms part of our dedicated RSC series for Early Career Researchers. Keep an eye out for more events and future conferences.
Chair and panel
Speakers include the Head of Researcher Development at the University of Exeter, a Post-Doctoral Researcher at the University of Birmingham, an Editor from the RSC Publications team, and a fourth-year PhD Student who will share her experience of getting published and the activities she's done to 'stand out'.
