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?? Preparing for the Future: Key Skills for Research Careers?| Recording available! ?? ?? https://lnkd.in/dFaaSzVd On 5th March 2025, the?2nd CATALISI CoP MML Workshop?brought together over?80 participants from 50+ organisations to share best practices, and co-create policy recommendations to drive meaningful change in researcher training and career development. ??Predictive Study on Transversal Skills by Suhida Dermani ?? Good practices from?Horizon Europe projects CARDEA project EU & PATTERN by Dr. Olivia O'Leary, Alessio Livio Spera and Kristian Hvidtfelt Nielsen ???Co-creating policy recommendations: ?? Stronger project management & interdisciplinary research ?? Greater emphasis on AI & digital literacy ?? Increased institutional support & sustainable funding The workshop reaffirmed the importance of?reshaping researcher training to meet future challenges.?A huge thank you to all participants for their insights and collaboration! If you missed the workshop, you can find the recording at https://lnkd.in/dUXaahkb

???Success at the CATALISI MML workshop: ?????????????????? ?????? ?????? ????????????: ?????? ???????????? ?????? ???????????????? ??????????????!??? As the academic and labour market landscape evolves, developing?transversal competencies?is essential for researchers to remain competitive. We had very engaging sessions: ?? Findings from the “Predictive Studies on Transversal Skills Development”?– Suhida Dermani presented insights from EY study within the CATALISI project with over 45 vice-rectors and deans, along with surveys from 1700 PhD students across Europe. The research highlights a?critical gap in training opportunities?for researchers and the need for?flexible, practical training programmes, ???????? ???? ???? ?????????????????? ???? ?????? ???????????????? ?????????????? – stay tuned! ?? ?RM Comp: The European Competence Framework for Research Managers?– Dr. Olivia O'Leary,?CARDEA’s Project Manager, provided an in-depth look at this framework, explaining?who it is for, how to use it, and the micro-credential training opportunities?available to support researchers' professional growth. ?? ?Transferable Skills & Digital Ecosystem for Researchers?– Alessio Livio Spera (Project Manager & PATTERN Coordinator) and Kristian Hvidtfelt Nielsen (Associate Professor & PATTERN) introduced?eight training modules?designed to enhance researchers' transferable skills, strengthen research capacities, and improve career outcomes. They also shared details on PATTERN’s?digital ecosystem, providing access to valuable materials and courses. ?? To close the workshop, more than 100 attendees collaborated to identify key?challenges in implementing actions to support research careers and transversal skills?in higher education institutions (HEIs). These insights will inform?actionable policy recommendations?moving forward. A huge thank you to all our speakers and participants for such an insightful and inspiring discussion! ?? and special shout out to the organisers Laura Mentini and Stefania Laneve from APRE - Agenzia per la Promozione della Ricerca Europea ?????????????????? ???????? ???? ?????????????????? ???????? ???? ?????? ??????????????: https://catalisi.eu/ #ResearchCareers #TransversalSkills #HigherEducation #CATALISI #Innovation #Training #CareerDevelopment

?? Join us for the 2nd Online CoP Mobilisation and Mutual Learning (MML) Workshop: ?????????????????? ?????? ?????? ????????????: ?????? ???????????? ?????? ???????????????? ?????????????? ?? ???Wednesday, 5 March 2025 ??10:30 – 12:30 CET ???English ???Register here:?https://lnkd.in/eNmfw7nN ?? This insightful event will present the predictive study on skills anticipation developed by?EY?within the?CATALISI project, focusing on how higher education institutions (HEIs) can strengthen researchers' skills and talent mobility. We will also showcase inspiring EU initiatives aimed at enhancing researchers' career development, even beyond the academic path, including: ???The European Competence Framework for Research Managers?(CARDEA project EU) ???Trainings on Transferable Skills for Researchers?in Open RRI (PATTERN project) The event will bring together experts from various Open RRI fields project to exchange ideas on bridging current skills gaps and ensuring researchers are equipped for the future research landscape. Through a?co-creation session, participants will engage in a dynamic discussion on the skills HEIs should invest in and the challenges that need to be addressed. Laura Mentini, Stefania Laneve, Suhida Dermani, Dr. Olivia O'Leary, Alessio Livio Spera, Kristian Hvidtfelt Nielsen