The Office for Supporting Female Researchers supports the advancement of research by female researchers through international and interdisciplinary collaboration, as well as the development of leaders through collaborative research.
This time, we are pleased to announce the awards system for female researchers at our university. WinGS Global Networking Award as well as the SG-FResHU Support We will be hosting a seminar where past award recipients will share their experiences with international networking.
- How did you first make contact?
- How did the collaborative research project develop?
- How did you manage meetings and research progress during that time?
- When will the paper be published?
They will share insights gained from their experiences, the ingenuity they employed, and the challenges they faced.
If you are planning to start a collaborative research project, or if you would like to learn (or share) tips and know-how for smoothly conducting collaborative research, please join us.
*The seminar will be conducted in English.
Participation application form
MEETUP for Global Networking
| Date and Time | Friday, November 15, 2019 15:30-17:00 |
|---|---|
| Place | Human Resources Development Headquarters Conference Room (1st Floor, Building 1, General Research Building, Central Campus, Kita 12-jo Nishi 7-chome)https://freshu.ist.hokudai.ac.jp/shienshitsu/access/) |
| Program |
15:30-15:35 Introduction 15:35-16:05 Case Study 1 Dr. Kimiko Kuroki, Associate Professor, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences 16:05-16:35 Case Study 2 Dr. Atsuko Araki, Specially Appointed Associate Professor, Research Support Division, Center for Environmental and Health Sciences 16:35-17:00 Discussion |
| Capacity | 25 participants (Researchers and students affiliated with this university. Both men and women are welcome to participate.) |
| application | Please apply using the application form below. |
| Organizer | Hokkaido University Human Resources Development Headquarters, Office for Supporting Female Researchers |
