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Other Activities
 Promotional Lecture 2009
 Short-term missions 2009
 Training Course for Young Scientists
 Recipients of the Promotional Lecture 2006-2008
 Recipients of the Short-term missions and Laboratory visits 2006-2008
 Promotional Lecture 2008
 Short-term missions 2008
 Promotional Lecture 2007
 Short-term missions 2007
 Mentoring Programme
Promotional Lecture 2009
The Call for a Promotional Lecture is part of the Gender Equality Action Plan. The GE Action Plan foresees the promotion of female scientists in the field of research via financial support for young PhD female scientists in promoting their lectures (so called “Promotional Lectures”) in top-level institutions of their choice. The goal of the VIU-GM Promotional Lecture Plan is to help young female scientists get better-known in the scientific world. The VIU-GM will financially support their travel and stay in scientific institutions of their choice (up to € 1000), where they will be offered the possibility to present their achievements.
This kind of action will give young female scientists the chance to build their own network and contacts which will benefit them in the future as their careers progress. The promotional lectures will be organized on a regular basis.
- Deadline: April 30th, 2009
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Short-term missions 2009
The Virtual Integrated Unit on Gender Mainstreaming organizes short-term missions with the goal of improving gender equality in CMA. Short-term missions and laboratory visits at partner institutions are incentives that fit the real needs of female scientists. The GE Action Plan foresees the promotion of female scientists in the field of research by means of financial support in conducting their laboratory research and/or visiting a different research facility with the aim of learning and experiencing things not accessible at their home institutions.
Besides the research itself, this kind of action gives young female scientists the chance to build their own network and contacts which will benefit them in the future as their careers progress. Short-term missions will be organized on a regular basis.
- Deadline: April 30th, 2009
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Training Course for Young Scientists
On December 10-11th, 2008 the VIU-GM offered a training session on “Gender Working and Career Planning” prepared by Weidlich Consulting Training Mediation Coaching from Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The training gathered 9 participants from Austria, France, Switzerland and Poland.
The training was specifically prepared for the mentees and young scientists, both male and female, from all institutions participating in the CMA Network of Excellence and was conducted by Ursula Fleckner-Jung of Weidlich Consulting. The training lasted two days: during the first day the participants learnt about gender working, focusing on recognizing differences in the socialization of men and women, diversity in attitudes, values and convictions, particularities of the genders in processing information, verbal and non-verbal communication, etc. The second day focused on career planning.
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Recipients of the Promotional Lecture 2006-2008
2006
The recipient of the award of the first edition of the Promotional Lecture was Mrs Nathalie Mangelinck-Noel of the Laboratorie Materiaux et Microelectronique de Provence in Marseille. Mrs Magnelinck-Noel presented a lecture on "Directional solidification of Al-Ni/Al-Si alloys and complex metallic alloys" at the Technical University of Aachen in Germany.
2007
The recipient of the award of the second edition of the Call for Promotional Lecture was Dr. Katrin Domke of the Fritz-Haber-Institut of the Max-Plank-Gesellschaft in Berlin, Germany. Dr. Domke delivered her lecture on “Tip-enhanced Raman spectroscopy in well-defined environment: the parabolic-mirror approach” at the ETH Zürich, Switzerland.
2008
Two female scientists received the award: Dr. Beata Dubiel and Master of Science Liliana Kolwicz-Chodak, both of the AGH-University of Science and Technology in Krakow, Poland.
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Recipients of Short-term missions and Laboratory visits 2006-2008
2006
The recipient of the first edition of the Short-term missions and laboratory visits was Mrs. Hélène Maury of the Laboratoire de Chimie Physique – Matière et Rayonnement, CNRS-Paris, France, who visited Sincrotrone Trieste S.C.p.A. di interesse nazionale, Triest, Italy.
2007
There were two recipients of the award in the second edition of the Short-term missions and laboratory visits: Mrs. Marta Lipinska-Chwalek, a PhD student from Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany, and Dr. Anna Wnek of the AGH-University of Science and Technology, Krakow, Poland. Mrs. Lipinska-Chwalek visited the Laboratoire de Thermodynamique et de Physico-Chimie Métallurgiques (LTPCM) at the Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS)/ Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble (INPG), France. Dr. Wnek visited Professor Hans-Rainer Trebin’s group at the University of Stuttgart, Germany.
2008
There were two female scientists who received the award in the third edition of the Short-term missions and laboratory visits: Dr. Riccarda Caputo and Dr. Alessandra Beni, both of the ETH Zürich, Switzerland.
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Promotional Lecture 2008
The Call for a Promotional Lecture is part of the Gender Equality Action Plan. The GE Action Plan foresees the promotion of female scientists in the field of research via financial support for young PhD female scientists in promoting their lectures (so called “Promotional Lectures”) in top-level institutions of their choice. The goal of the VIU-GM Promotional Lecture Plan is to help young female scientists get better-known in the scientific world. The VIU-GM will financially support their travel and stay in scientific institutions of their choice (up to € 1000), where they will be offered the possibility to present their achievements.
This kind of action will give young female scientists the chance to build their own network and contacts which will benefit them in the future as their careers progress. The promotional lectures will be organized on a regular basis.
- Deadline: June 30th, 2008
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Short-term missions 2008
The Virtual Integrated Unit on Gender Mainstreaming organizes short-term missions with the goal of improving gender equality in CMA. Short-term missions and laboratory visits at partner institutions are incentives that fit the real needs of female scientists. The GE Action Plan foresees the promotion of female scientists in the field of research by means of financial support in conducting their laboratory research and/or visiting a different research facility with the aim of learning and experiencing things not accessible at their home institutions.
Besides the research itself, this kind of action gives young female scientists the chance to build their own network and contacts which will benefit them in the future as their careers progress. Short-term missions will be organized on a regular basis.
- Deadline: June 30th, 2008
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Promotional Lecture 2007
- Special lectures given by female scientists at the top-level institutions of their choice to spread their name in the scientific world.
- Financial support for young PhD female scientists in presenting their lectures. (Up to 1000€)
- Call for CMA Promotional Lecture is open now.
- Deadline for application: June 30th, 2007
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Mentoring Programme
Mentoring is a process in which successful and experienced people help their younger and less experienced colleagues clarify and realize their personal goals as well as develop the means to reach them.
The goal of the mentoring programme is to help young female scientists start and strengthen their professional careers, help them realize what their strengths are, and recognize how to achieve their goals.
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