We are pleased to invite you to our Graduate Talk Series. The event will take place via Zoom. Please feel free to share this invitation within your networks.
We are pleased to invite you to our PhenoRob Online Talk Series. The event will take place via Zoom. This talk addresses also undergraduate students. Please feel free to share this invitation within your own networks!
Every week has 7 days, 168 hours or 10080 minutes… a lot of time to do a lot of things! Still, many of us suffer from the feeling of always having too little of it. You might not think about how you want to spend it and how to distribute it between your career, family, friends and hobbies. These are also no easy questions with answers to be found in a textbook – the ‘ideal schedule’ is simply too different from one person to the other. During this online workshop, we will analyse the individual schedules of the week and provide tools and ideas to make the best use of your time investment. Furthermore, we will discuss how to balance science and life in different contexts and plan your days in a flexible work environment. The aim is not only to work more efficiently and reduce personal stress, but also to be more satisfied and successful in your career and personal life.
Every week has 7 days, 168 hours or 10080 minutes… a lot of time to do a lot of things! Still, many of us suffer from the feeling of always having too little of it. You might not think about how you want to spend it and how to distribute it between your career, family, friends and hobbies. These are also no easy questions with answers to be found in a textbook – the ‘ideal schedule’ is simply too different from one person to the other. During this online workshop, we will analyse the individual schedules of the week and provide tools and ideas to make the best use of your time investment. Furthermore, we will discuss how to balance science and life in different contexts and plan your days in a flexible work environment. The aim is not only to work more efficiently and reduce personal stress, but also to be more satisfied and successful in your career and personal life.
"Increasing efficiency in the bioeconomy with the help of novel tools“ The goal is to gather young scientists from different scientific fields and locations in NRW, providing them a frame for networking and discussions about future developments and career paths in the bioeconomy. The topic of Industry 4.0 with the challenges of necessary automation and digitalisation is also becoming increasingly relevant in the bioeconomy. Automation processes, robotics, AI-supported developments, modelling, digital twins, miniaturisation (mobility, sample size) and/or upscaling of analytical methods can have a high impact on the efficiency. But how are such possibilities integrated and used for optimisation? What completely new possibilities arise from these new methods? And what are the benefits and challenges of automation and/or digitalisation in agriculture and the biobased industry?
The yearly INRES one-day symposium and get-together will take place on Wed 28 Aug. We are looking forward to scientific insights from our invited speakers, including keynote speaker Johanna Jacobi from ETH Zurich, as well as Ana Meijide, Anna Cord, Lisa Biber-Freudenberger, Charlotte Hubert and Isabelle Kilian. We’ll start at 9:00 at Endenicher Allee 15 with the presentations and have reserved the afternoon for small tours and get together at campus Endenich, Auf dem Hügel, plus a visit to the apiary (places limited). A barbecue is planned to wrap up the day from around 5 pm. The final programme will be circulated soon. Please send your registration by 5th Aug. to aol@uni-bonn.de, marking the following points, as appropriate: - presentations in the morning at ITW (9:00-12:45), Endenicher Allee 15 - light lunch in Endenich at 1 pm, Auf dem Hügel 6 - afternoon field walks and coffee in Endenich - afternoon visit to the apiary in Melbtal (20 places) - barbecue from 5 pm
Mit einem Festakt in der Aula ihres Hauptgebäudes startet die Universität Bonn am Freitag, 18. Oktober, um 17 Uhr in das neue Akademische Jahr 2024 /25. Traditionell verankerte Elemente wie der feierliche Einzug des Rektorates und der Dekane in Talaren, Amtsproklamationen, das Gedenken an unsere verstorbenen Universitätsangehörigen und der Rück- und Ausblick des Rektors gehören seit vielen Jahrzehnten zur Eröffnung des Akademischen Jahres. Auch die Studierenden nehmen vertreten durch ihren AStA-Vorsitz hier öffentlich Stellung zur aktuellen Lage der Universität und die Moderation wird von Studierenden des Campusradios bonnFM übernommen. Alle Universitätsangehörigen – insbesondere auch die Studierenden – sowie die Medien und alle Interessierten aus der Stadtgesellschaft sind herzlich eingeladen, an der Feier teilzunehmen. Die Veranstaltungsanmeldung wird ab September auf der Veranstaltungshomepage freigeschaltet werden.