Women In Technology - Friday Links - 31/03/2023

Published on April 3, 2023

Dear Women in Technology enthusiasts,

 

As the weekend approaches, I hope you all take some time to relax, recharge, and spend time doing things you enjoy. Whether it's spending time with family and friends, pursuing a hobby, or simply taking a break, remember to take care of yourselves and prioritise your well-being.

Wishing you all a wonderful and restful weekend!

 

Don’t forget to sign up if you want to participate in our mentoring program deadline is 2 April : ) 

 

Enjoy the Links, 

Ece

 

Calls for Applications: 2023 L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Young Talents Programmes

 

Several calls for applications are currently open. Women scientists at doctoral and/or post-doctoral level are invited to submit their application on the dedicated platform

 

A maybe fun activity in the Weekend ?

Let’s repair our PCs ! A free workshop in Strasbourg.  

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/billets-repair-pc-522551283957?aff=ebdssbcategorybrowse&keep_tld=1

 

That’s true, sometimes we are hesitant to go out from our comfort zone … 

https://medium.com/womenplusplus/why-should-you-consider-attending-a-hackathon-especially-if-you-havent-already-5d727eb24f

 

Chat GBT is quite fun to play , I asked the following question look at the answer :) 

https://chat.openai.com

My question: What would be a good tip for a woman to enhance her career in High energy physics ?

Answer from Chat GBT : 

  1. Build a strong network: Networking is an essential part of any career. Attend conferences, workshops, and seminars to meet colleagues, collaborators, and potential mentors. Joining professional organizations, such as the International Particle Physics Outreach Group (IPPOG), can also help you build connections and stay up-to-date with the latest developments in your field.
  2. Seek out mentors: Mentors can provide valuable guidance and support throughout your career. Look for mentors who can offer advice and feedback, introduce you to new opportunities, and help you navigate the challenges of the field. Consider seeking out both female and male mentors to get a diverse perspective.
  3. Develop new skills: Keep up with the latest developments in your field by learning new skills and techniques. Attend training programs, take online courses, and work on side projects that can help you develop new skills.
  4. Publish and present: Publish papers and present your work at conferences to showcase your research and increase your visibility in the field. This can help you build a reputation as a knowledgeable and capable researcher.
  5. Seek out funding opportunities: Funding is essential for research in High Energy Physics. Look for funding opportunities from government agencies, foundations, and other organizations. Consider collaborating with colleagues on grant proposals to increase your chances of success.
  6. Be proactive: Take charge of your career by setting goals, seeking out opportunities, and advocating for yourself. Don't be afraid to ask for what you need, whether it's funding, time off for personal or professional development, or support from colleagues and mentors.

Remember, building a successful career in High Energy Physics takes time and effort. Stay focused, keep learning, and stay connected to colleagues and mentors to achieve your goals.

 

WIT Mentoring Program

 

LAST CHANCE to register for our WIT Mentoring Program. 
The program offers you the opportunity to take part in either 1-on-1 or group mentoring, and is open to all members of personnel regardless of their gender, age or professional background.

 

If you are interested in becoming a mentor or a mentee, please fill out the application form by 2 April (mentees) and 23 April (mentors): https://indico.cern.ch/event/1246888/.

For more information, visit our webpage: https://wit-hub.web.cern.ch/mentoring/  or contact the program coordinators at [email protected].

 

 

Some upcoming Conferences 

 

 

Schools 

 

  • The 2023 European School of High-Energy Physics (ESHEP2023) will take place in Denmark, 6-19 September 2023.  The School is targeted particularly at students in experimental HEP who are in the final years of work towards their PhDs, although candidates at an earlier or later stage in their studies may be considered. The deadline for applications is 21 April 2023. Sponsorship may be available for a few students from developing countries. Further details are available here: https://indico.cern.ch/e/eshep2023. 

 

  • Applications are now open for the 44th CERN School of Computing. The CSC 2023 will take place from 20 August to 2 September in the beautiful city of Tartu, Estonia. The CSC 2023 is aimed at postgraduate (i.e. minimum of Bachelor degree or equivalent) students, engineers and scientists with a few years of experience in particle physics, computing or related fields. We welcome applications from all countries and nationalities.  Limited financial support may be available.  The deadline for applications is 25 April, 2023 – places are limited!  For more details and to apply, please visit  https://indico.cern.ch/e/CSC-2023. 

 

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