Er LinkedIn overhovedet relevant når du er studerende?JA! Det er en myte, at LinkedIn kun er et karriereværktøj, som kan bruges af færdiguddannede og folk der er etablerede i deres branche. Hvis du bruger LinkedIn allerede i løbet af studietiden, lærer du vigtige færdigheder i, hvordan du anvender LinkedIn og interagerer med dit netværk.LinkedIn er et vigtigt redskab i jobsøgningen, men er også et redskab til networking og karriereopdatering i løbet af hele studiet og i dit efterfølgende arbejdsliv.Til dette webinar får du:[list][*]Viden om hvad LinkedIn er og hvordan du bruger det som studerende.[*]Viden om hvordan LinkedIn bruges, som et vigtigt element i jobsøgningen.[*]Viden om de enkelte værktøjer i LinkedIn og hvordan du bruger dem.[/list]Praktiske informationer:[list][*]Opret gerne din profil på LinkedIn inden webinaret og opret forbindelse til folk du kender.[/list]

Deltag i SDU‘ Studiejob- og praktikmesse!Til karrieremessen på SDU har du muligheden for at møde regionale virksomheder, der er interesserede i at samarbejde med og ansætte studerende og nyuddannede.Du kan møde omkring 30 forskellige virksomheder til messen, herunder både store internationale virksomheder og små startups, samt offentlige institutioner og styrelser. Alle deltagende virksomheder har samme ting i sigte – nemlig et ønske om at møde studerende, der vil indgå et samarbejde med dem.På dagen har du mulighed for at tage en snak med de forskellige virksomheder og styrelser, som står fordelt på campustorvet. Her har du altså muligheden for at lande et samarbejde gennem dialog og networking.Følgende virksomheder er tilmeldt messen:(De deltagende virksomheder offentliggøres snarest)Vi ser frem til din deltagelse!

There is increasing evidence that most scientific research does not meet standards of reproducibility and transparency. Concurrently, there are many efforts to improve the reproducibility, transparency, and eventually the credibility and usefulness of scientific evidence. Peer review is a central mechanism for vetting, correcting, and improving science. However, it has met with a broadening range of challenges, as 7 million papers are published every year, publication systems are over-commercialized, and reviewers are overfatigued. Many scholars argue that research assessment in general, if done properly for individuals and institutions, can be a major tool for enhancing research design, conduct, and outcomes. A central quest is whether proper incentives are provided and reinforced. Many ideas are proposed for changing peer review and research assessment, but few of them have solid evidence.About John P.A. IoannidisJohn P.A. Ioannidis, MD, DSc was born in New York City and raised in Athens, Greece. He trained at Athens College, University of Athens (medicine and DSc in biopathology), Harvard and Tufts (internal medicine, infectious diseases), and then held positions at NIH, Johns Hopkins, Tufts, Harvard, Imperial College, and University of Ioannina. He moved to Stanford in 2010 where he is Professor of Medicine, of Epidemiology and Population Heath, and (by courtesy) of Biomedical Data Science. He launched the Meta-Research Innovation Center at Stanford (METRICS) in 2013. He has served as President of the Society for Research Synthesis Methodology and of the Association of American Physicians, as editorial board member of many leading journals and as Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of Clinical Investigation. He has been elected to many honorific academies and has received 6 honorary doctoral degrees and many awards. He is the author of ten literary books, three of them shortlisted for best book of the year Anagnostis awards in Greece. His work aims to improve research methods and practices and to enhance approaches to integrating information and generating reliable evidence. VenueThe DIAS Auditorium, SDU Campus OdenseThis event is open for all. No registration needed.

Twenty years past from the isolation of graphene. In this talk we will discuss some history connected to the graphene discovery. We will also consider how 2D materials, van der Waals heterostructures and metasurfaces inspired by graphene, enriched physics and technology. The talks main emphasis will be made on optics in flatland and plasmonics, a glimpse into a future of flatland will be provided.About Prof. A. N. GrigorenkoProf. A. N. Grigorenko got PhD from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology in 1989 and worked as a Professor of Physics at the University of Manchester from 2002. He is a specialist in plasmonics, nano-optics, magnetism and superconductors. By Google scholar, he got 37090 citations with h-index 51 and i10-index 104. His best works are on optics of graphene/2D materials and properties of artificial plasmonic crystals.VenueThe DIAS Auditorium, SDU Campus OdenseThis event is open for all. No registration needed.