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Meditation practice

I will guide you through a meditation session, so you learn some basic tools that can help with mental health and relaxing.



Mental Health in Academia

Let's discuss how to approach mental health in academia, what techniques can we use to improve our mental health, and more!



Navigating challenges as an international PhD student!

Inviting fellow international PhD students to discuss (or create) resources to help getting used to life (& bureaucracy, ugh) in Germany!



Reproducible research environments

Sometimes you really need to run this awful old code. How to make this easier for your future self?



SciComm & Outreach as an Early Career Astronomer

Let's discuss how to talk about our work to various groups (general public, journalists) and how to get started in SciComm!



Spectroscopic intuition

When we look at a spectrum, what information can we get from it before any measurements? How can we improve our insigths from a first sight?



Challenges


A Crash Course in Teaching for PhDs

We don't typically get taught how to teach, even though we're expected to as part of our PhD. In this session we'll discuss what works, and take you through some of the dos and don'ts,



From closed source to open source

What does it take, to publish a closed source project as open source community tool?



Introduction to Git

Learn the basics of Git, or discover advanced features



What to do after your PhD?

The goal of this session is to systematically examine your own interests and abilities, as well as your own personality and the values that are important to you. This can help you to become clear about what kind of future careers you would like to pursue, whether they are in science or not. I took a similar course at university and would like to share with you the aspects that I found helpful. The way I see it, the course is structured so that I give you assignments and you work on them on your own to get to know yourself, your abilities, etc. After we have completed the tasks, we discuss our results and thoughts together. This systematic approach may make it easier for you to decide which field you would like to work in later.