[open-science] ESOF2012 Career call

[Alma Swan]

Jenny, this is a great idea. I wonder if one or two of the big data services
such as EBI might be encouraged to help organise a session on data curation
as a career option? It offers lots of job opportunities and already there is
scope for advancement, and must surely only grow in the future. It's also
becoming very professionalised, with an association and (I believe) a
journal too, now.

Alma Swan
Key Perspectives Ltd
Truro, UK

On 24/08/2011 04:05, "Jenny Molloy" <jcmcoppice12 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi All
> 
> Does anyone have any ideas for a career oriented open data session
> under the theme of:
> ·        The 21st Century Researcher
> These sessions have been very well attended at the ESOFs I've been to,
> and are a good opportunity to engage with a broad spectrum of early
> career researchers.
> 
> Jenny
> 
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: ESOF Hub <mailing-list at esof.eu>
> Date: Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 9:18 AM
> Subject: ESOF2012 Career call
> To: general at lists.esof.eu
> 
> 
> Dear ESOF2012 Future Participant,
> 
> In less than a year¹s time Dublin will host ESOF2012, Europe¹s largest
> general science conference.
> ESOF2012 will bring together over 5,000 international researchers,
> policy-makers and media to discuss major global challenges such as
> ageing, food security and climate change.
> 
> A key aspect of ESOF2012 will be the Careers Programme, which will
> showcase the spectrum of career opportunities available for
> researchers at all stages of their career under the three broad themes
> of:
> ·        The 21st Century Researcher;
> ·        The Global Researcher;
> ·        The Diversity of Careers for Researchers
> 
> The programme will address some of the major issues facing researchers
> in Europe, as well as providing a platform for employers to outline
> the key tools needed by researchers.
> 
> The call for proposals is now open and we welcome innovative and
> interactive session proposals targeting researchers with backgrounds
> in all fields of research.
> 
> To submit a proposal, please follow the link to
> www.dublinscience2012.ie/calls. Criteria for proposals are available
> here along with instructions on how to make a submission. The deadline
> for submitting a proposal is the 15th of September, 12:00 GMT.
> 
> Both I and the rest of the ESOF2012 team are available to answer any
> queries you may have about ESOF2012. My contact details are below and
> further info can be found at www.esof2012.org.
> 
> Dublin is shaping up to be the biggest and best ESOF to date. The
> recent call for proposals for the scientific programme was a huge
> success, with an unprecedented number of proposals received.
> 
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> We look forward to seeing you in Dublin for ESOF2012.
> 
> Best Wishes,
> Emma Critchley
> Project Coordinator, ESOF2012
> Office of the Chief Scientific Adviser
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> Dublin 2, Ireland
> 
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