Complementary Training
Complementary Training
This is a series of training modules addressed to the young researchers in the community, trying to help you develop complementary and transferable skills. This will include Communication/Presentation to diverse audiences, Fundraising and Proposal writing, and Knowledge Transfer Basics. These sessions are taught by BGSMath faculty or by external lecturers and often include hands-on activities.
Additionally our mentoring sessions consist of meetings in order to be able to meet mathematicians who have delevoped a successful carreer and learn from their experience.
FORTHCOMING ACTIVITIES
Writing your first research proposal
Tips with do’s and don’ts for Maths PhD students looking to move on with their careers
PREVIOUS ACTIVITIES
Introduction to Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI)
How to plan and execute scientific research taking into account aspects such as accountability and transparence…
How to talk Mathematics: Oral Communication Skills Masterclass
With this same title, Paul Halmos published an article more than 40 years ago in the Notices of the AMS, which is still worth reading today.
Fundraising module (session 2)
This is the second module on Fundraising: “Writing Proposals: the IF example”.
Fundraising module (Session 1)
The first of a series of training modules addressed to the young researchers, to develop complementary and transferable skills.
What does a quant do? BGSMath seminar at UB
Quants, short for quantitative analysts, are persons who apply and develop mathematical or statistical methods in the context of problems in finance or risk…
Dr. Joan Bruna
This is the first of a series of meetings addressed to BGSMath master and Ph.D. students and young researchers…