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Meeting MS&T22: Materials Science & Technology
Symposium ACerS/TMS Emerging Faculty Symposium
Presentation Title Life-Lessons from a Career Spent Interacting with International Professional Societies and Research Collaborations
Author(s) Jon Binner
On-Site Speaker (Planned) Jon Binner
Abstract Scope As you get older you realise that whilst life gets faster and faster and more and more technically sophisticated, actually, an awful lot never really changes. People are still the greatest delight – and the biggest pain. However, I think that it is certainly getting harder to build a career. There is so much more competition for every position; expectations have certainly gone up and it is now exceptionally easy to fall into the trap of working vast numbers of hours and having a lousy work-life balance. This talk will draw on my career and I will endeavour to provide some life-lessons that I have learnt from when I have got things right, whether by design or chance, and when I have definitely got things wrong … Hopefully, there will be something in it for everybody.

OTHER PAPERS PLANNED FOR THIS SYMPOSIUM

A Department Chair Perspective on the Faculty Search Process
Building Compassion and Human Bridges through Research Collaborations
Contributing to Academic Culture as Individuals
Funding, Mentoring and Broadening Participation: Opportunities and Pathways
Integrating Scientific Writing into Undergraduate Level Traditional Engineering Courses
Life-Lessons from a Career Spent Interacting with International Professional Societies and Research Collaborations
Navigating the National Science Foundation - Tips for Early Career Faculty and Researchers
Successfully Transitioning from a Teaching-Intensive to a Research-Intensive University while on the Tenure-Track
The STEM Ambassador Program: Engaging Materials Scientists with Public Groups – Where They Live, Work, Recreate, and Gather

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