Research seminars at the Department of Informatics
FOR EMPLOYEES AT THE DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATICS
Research related seminars are open to all staff members.
Formal Research Seminars
Story-telling – Interactive sessions where a researcher can get help to craft a manuscript for submission/re-submission to a journal or conference.
Research MasterClass – Gain proficiency in a range of topics such as a new methodology, developing your career, doing a revise and resubmit at a journal, among others.
Research Presentation – Research presentation where either a departmental or invited researcher will present a research project with the objective of both sharing new ideas and receiving feedback.
Informal Research Seminars
Research Reading Club – Research sessions where researchers can be informed about current trends in IS from papers published in top journals or conferences and discuss a particular topic read in those papers. Each session will be focused on a paper with a different theme such as theory, methodology, and different IS topics.
BrownBag – All researchers at the department will gather during lunch to raise an idea or opportunity for a research project, as well as discuss related research processes in progress.
Sci-Lounge – An after-work event where researchers and other employees gather to discuss a research idea or opportunity as well as share related research processes in progress.
Writing Fridays – Gain proficiency in writing for publications by receiving and giving feedback on each other's writing. The activity will be divided into five sessions: introduction, related work, methodology, discussion and abstract.
Meetings
You can find the scheduled meetings in the staff calendar
Contact
Christina Keller
Professor and Director of third cycle studies
Contact
Miranda Kajtazi
Associate professor and event organiser