The word “networking” can seem loaded – this workshop will help you get around the myths and fears and see the real value of connecting with others. Identify ways networking can help you in career exploration and your job search. Learn techniques for approaching someone you don’t know and staying in touch. During the workshop,…
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Join QB3-Berkeley for the first session of this year’s Postdoc Seminar Series! Speakers include Cameron Morley, Kumar lab A Balance between Inter‐ and Intra‐Microgel Mechanics Governs Stem Cell Viability in Injectable Dynamic Granular Hydrogels Changdong He, Xu lab Multidimensional super-resolution microscopy unveils nanoscale surface aggregates in the aging of FUS condensates No RSVP required and…
The key to effective career planning is knowing your strengths both inside and outside the lab. Assess your motivated skills and learn how to determine which skills are valued in roles with employers such as academic institutions, private companies and public service organizations. Register here
March 15-17, 2023 Online Advising This clinic is intended for graduate students and postdocs who are CURRENTLY on the job market or planning to be in the fall. Get feedback on your interview skills, and prepare for online and screening interviews. Sign up for a time slot for 25 minute individual advising session. There are…
Tuesday, March 8, 2023, 12:30-2pm Held “in person” in Stanley 177 You do not need to be currently on the job market to benefit from participating in this event; you will gain insights into interviewing dynamics and strategies for preparation that can serve you in the future. PLUS.... learn about campus resources such as Handshake,…
Thursday, February 23rd 177 Stanley Hall | 12:30-1:30 pm Lunch and refreshments provided for attendees No RSVP required | All postdocs welcome Featuring Kevin Mark, "When less is more: how protein degradation activates gene expression to maintain cellular identity" Congyan Zhang, "Intercellular cytoplasmic transfer through syncytin-mediated open-ended membrane tubular connections"
NEW DATE: Thursday, February 16, 3:30-5pm Held “in person” in Stanley 177 Writing a strong cover letter may not be as hard as you think. This career lab will address the basic steps to understanding and deciding what to include, and how to organize this important part of most job applications. Primarily addresses non-faculty job…