Young European Associated Researchers network
Young European Associated Researchers network
The G-STIC 2017 Student & Research Challenges are launched to encourage students, PhD students and junior researchers worldwide to come up with original and innovative ideas on new technological solutions that hold great potential for achieving the SDGs.
The second YEAR Webinar dealt with a key issue for young researchers: A new framework to enhance your career development. It was presented by Kathrine Vangen and Iuliana Hussein, on 04 May 2017.
The first YEAR Webinar dealt with a burning issue: Can #OpenScience win your Grant Proposals? It was presented by Ivo Grigorov, on 22 March 2017.
Renewed and improved YEAR Annual Conference will be organized in 12-13th of June in Brussels. In addition to giving you new tools to enhance your collaboration skills, we will also solve the universal challenges!
Renewal is always good – at YEAR we continuously want to improve our offer to help you building up your career. In 2017, we decided to add a new activity to our catalogue: from spring on, you will be able to join the YEAR Webinars!
On the 29th of November 2016, the Council of the European Union adopted a number of conclusions under the title of “Measures to support early stage researchers, raise the attractiveness of scientific careers and foster investment in human potential in research and development”
Mandated by the EU Commission, ALLEA – All European Academies consulted YEAR in the review process of the EU Code of Conduct for Research Integrity.
The YEAR Training will take place on 25-26 April 2019 in Brussels, Belgium and will be hosted by the SINTEF Brussels Office. Training fee is fully covered by YEAR for the researchers of YEAR member institutes!
Are you involved in a research project that reaches out to other researchers, practitioners, journalists or citizens in an open and innovative way? Then please let us know!
Mandated by the EU Commission, ALLEA – All European Academies has consulted YEAR in the review process of the EU Code of Conduct for Research Integrity.
Recently, the concept of “Port of the Future” has been coined derived from the need to implement new port concepts, new management models, innovative design and operation technologies solutions Read More
In the context of the first Open Science Policy Platform meeting, we issued a small survey asking the early career researchers from our member organisations about their view of Open Science.
The results from our survey about Science 2.0 (2014) were cited in a book called “Open innovation, open science, open to the world”.