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Endorse the Bratislava Declaration of Young Researchers

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Florian Ledermann
9 years ago

Austria

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Anonymous
9 years ago

United Kingdom

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Ireland

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Robert Godin
9 years ago Featured

In my opinion, the assessment system currently in place is putting too much emphasis on output (i.e. Nature/Science publications) rather than properly assessing the skills of a researcher. Exceptional track record is not necessarily an indication of high skill. I would support an open discussion surrounding this issue and how better assessment methods can be implemented.

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Silviu Andrei Matu
9 years ago

Romania

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Anonymous
9 years ago

United Kingdom

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Anonymous
9 years ago Featured

We want to do a good job, we try our best to prepare ourselves for the quest of research. But the actual system is full of mentality, bureaucratic and financial barriers that kill careers from the start. It is not always the best or the strongest who survives these obstacles

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Ireland

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Pierce Maguire
9 years ago

Ireland

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Anthony Dornan
9 years ago

More a common goal for all who want a productive and balanced work life.

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Grace Weir
9 years ago

Ireland

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Ronald Ulbricht
9 years ago

United States

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Julie Hogan
9 years ago

The support of the European Commission can make a difference to open up research work to all, and to make working in research in universities more viable and secure for young researchers.

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Benjamin Pollard
9 years ago

United States

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Yee Mey Seah
9 years ago

United States

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Nelly Beyer
9 years ago

Deutschland

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Dympna Devine
9 years ago

An important initiative that could really make a difference

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Elle Loughran
9 years ago

Having done research as a high school student, I definitely think it's important to have supports for younger researchers.

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David Blond
9 years ago

France

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Laura Devaney
9 years ago

Ireland