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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Dr. Güneş Taylor\nhosted by EDI office\nAbstract: An
  academic career is a series of watershed transitions: undergraduate\, PhD
 \, postdoc\, independent group leader… Reaching each new rung of the lad
 der is an achievement\, but the next is never guaranteed. With every trans
 ition comes a new period of uncertainty and a new set of personal and fina
 ncial risks. Yet the consequences of that uncertainty are not the same for
  everyone. Without family wealth or a financial safety net\, there is far 
 less room for things to go wrong. Here I will consider financial security 
 as an often-overlooked dimension of diversity in science\, and ask what we
  miss when we talk about equal opportunity without considering who can aff
 ord the uncertainty that an academic career demands.Drawing on my own expe
 rience as a political refugee and a foreign scientist in the UK\, I will e
 xplore how financial security intersects with gender\, migration\, and bel
 onging in shaping a career in science. In particular\, I will reflect on t
 he cumulative impact of navigating academia without a financial buffer\, f
 rom the career choices we make to the lives and families we hope to build.
 Program:15.30 Opening Words15.40 - 16.30 DiS Talk “No Margin for Error: 
 Navigating Academia Without a Financial Safety Net“16.30 Open Q&A sessio
 n17.00 Reception Foyer Raiffeisen Lecture HallNotice: Don’t miss Günes 
 Taylor’s scientific seminar “Specification and Activation of Pregranul
 osa Cells within the Amniote Ovary“\, Friday 20 November\, 10.00 a.m. Mo
 ndi 2 (Central Building\, O1).About Dr. TaylorDr Günes Taylor is a Chanc
 ellor's Fellow and Principal Investigator in the Centre of Reproductive He
 alth at the University of Edinburgh. As a molecular biologist she uses man
 y cutting-edge technologies to understand how reproductive systems are bui
 lt. Her research program seeks to unravel details of ovarian function\, wi
 th the ultimate hope of developing solutions for women’s health and fert
 ility. She also is a trustee of The Genetics Society (https://genetics.org
 .uk/about-us/committee-members/)\, previously being the Magazine Editor an
 d recently being appointed the VP of Membership.https://www.gunestaylor.co
 m/Short bio:Chancellor's Fellow / Principal Investigator in Centre of Repr
 oductive Health (https://reproductive-health.ed.ac.uk/research/research-gr
 oups/taylor-group) at the University of EdinburghPostdoctoral Fellow in th
 e Lovell-Badge Lab (https://www.crick.ac.uk/research/labs/robin-lovell-bad
 ge) at the Francis Crick Institute in LondonDPhil in the Sauka-Spengler La
 b (http://www.tsslab.co.uk/) at the University of OxfordMSci in Human Gen
 etics (https://youtu.be/mBGSAwaPYHE) at the University of Nottingham
LOCATION:Raiffeisen Lecture Hall\, ISTA
ORGANIZER:
SUMMARY:Dr. Güneş Taylor: No Margin for Error: Navigating Academia Withou
 t a Financial Safety Net
URL:https://talks-calendar.ista.ac.at/events/6677
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