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Survival Skills for Scientists – Prof. Federico Rosei
We warmly welcome Prof. Dr. Federico Rosei, a distinguished expert in the field of SPM, 2D supramolecular chemistry and surface polymerization. He is a professor of Industrial Chemistry at the Università degli Studi di Trieste since 2023. He has published over 440 articles and co-invented three patents.
He is also co-author of:
Survival Skills for Scientists
by Federico Rosei and Tudor Johnston
Imperial College Press, London (now World Scientific Europe), 2006, 228 pages
ISBN: 978-1-908979-92-6 (ebook) GBP 32.00
DOI: 10.1142/p441
“This useful, highly readable work guides individuals through the daunting decision of adviser selection, interviews, and the peer-review publishing process. Its organization makes information on specific topics easily accessible. Rosei and Johnston’s advice has a place in academic libraries.”
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Prof. Dr. Federico Rosei will give a lecture on
Survival Skills for Scientists
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This lecture provides young scientists with the guidance and tools needed to act as their own agents and career planners, helping them navigate the many stressful phases from graduate school to permanent employment. A successful career in peer-reviewed science requires strategic planning—something performing artists often hire agents for.
In effect, this lecture is designed to equip you to act as your own agent. You will be encouraged to deeply analyze yourself to clearly understand your goals and whether they align with your desired career path. You will learn how to make informed career choices, determine when to push forward and when to compromise, and understand the unwritten rules of the scientific world. Key topics include publishing and gaining recognition, overcoming the challenges of peer review, presenting papers and posters, excelling in job interviews, and securing funding for your research.
This lecture aims to help young scientists while giving senior scientists insight into the challenges early-career researchers face today.
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