The PAGES Early-Career Network (PAGES ECN) was created to increase the visibility of early-career researchers in paleosciences, provide them with tools and information, and facilitate international collaborations. It is an official network of the global research project PAGES (Past Global Changes).
In an increasingly competitive job market, the years during and shortly after the PhD have become critically important to identify and develop viable career paths to becoming independent, successful researchers. Unfortunately, many ECRs are not always adequately prepared for the competitive nature of today’s academic market. PAGES ECN is designed to address this issue.
This group aims to facilitate the exchange of ideas and skill sets in order to give ECRs the tools to excel as researchers. Additionally, this network will aid in the dissemination of information, establish vital scientific networks, and foster the development of research ideas that can lead to future research collaborations and improved job prospects.
For more information on upcoming events and how to join us, please visit our website.
You can also follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and ResearchGate.
In an increasingly competitive job market, the years during and shortly after the PhD have become critically important to identify and develop viable career paths to becoming independent, successful researchers. Unfortunately, many ECRs are not always adequately prepared for the competitive nature of today’s academic market. PAGES ECN is designed to address this issue.
This group aims to facilitate the exchange of ideas and skill sets in order to give ECRs the tools to excel as researchers. Additionally, this network will aid in the dissemination of information, establish vital scientific networks, and foster the development of research ideas that can lead to future research collaborations and improved job prospects.
For more information on upcoming events and how to join us, please visit our website.
You can also follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and ResearchGate.