キャリアニュース2020年３月12～17日

博士課程というマラソンを走り抜くために、自分のペースを守ろう！
理工系研究もバリアフリーに　神崎亮平氏
大学での学業生かす新卒採用を　茂木洋之氏
新卒採用もはや制度疲労　企業も学生もジョブ型志向
黒髪もスーツも必要なし！　「アウトロー就活」に潜入
「中根」の目・データが語る：国際女性デーに、女性学長がどれ位いるのか調べてみた！ 
終わらない氷河期～疲弊する現場で：親世代のような生き方は「無理ゲー」　作家・雨宮処凛さん
三菱ケミカルHD小林喜光会長「リスクを取らないトップは去れ」
生産性が高い研究者の9つの習慣
学術界のメンタルヘルスを理解することが、なぜ重要なのか
論文の初稿を書き上げるには
数値と単位の表記によくあるミス5選
What Cuban scientists taught me about the power of real teamwork
Teamwork, the Cuban way

Teamwork, the Cuban way

I settled into my seat on a plane bound for Cuba feeling frustrated. When I planned the trip, I had assumed that my Cuban collaborators and I would hit the ground running, heading out into the field straight away to collect water and sediment samples from rivers. That's how I'd done fieldwork in Namibia, Bolivia, and Greenland. But not in Cuba, it seemed. Five days earlier, a Cuban scientist emailed to inform me that we'd only be meeting to talk about our planned project. Sampling would happen during a later trip, she wrote. That left me feeling impatient and unhappy. Why did I need to travel there to have a meeting? But I had something to learn in Cuba. > “The lack of hierarchy … was unlike anything I'd experienced before in academia.” At the airport, one of my collaborators greeted me with a broad smile. “Welcome to Cuba!” he exclaimed in perfect English, giving me a strong handshake and a hug. The next day, we drove to the research center where he worked. As scorpions scurried

Science

Publishing in English Presents Challenges for International Authors
White men still dominate in UK academic science
Gender-biased public perception of STEM fields, focusing on the influence of egalitarian attitudes toward gender roles

Gender-biased public perception of STEM fields, focusing on the influence of egalitarian attitudes t

Many studies have examined the impression that the general public has of science and how this can prevent girls from choosing science fields. Using an online questionnaire, we investigated whether the public perception of several academic fields was gender-biased in Japan. First, we found the gender-bias gap in public perceptions was largest in nursing and mechanical engineering. Second, people who have a low level of egalitarian attitudes toward gender roles perceived that nursing was suitable for women. Third, people who have a low level of egalitarian attitudes perceived that many STEM fields are suitable for men. This suggests that gender-biased perceptions toward academic fields can still be found in Japan.

JCOM - The Journal of Science Communication

Make scientific meetings a welcoming place for patient partners
Why it took me eight years and three postdoc jobs to describe myself as a scientist
Advice for Young Scientists: Be Generalists
Scientists push against barriers to diversity in the field sciences

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