TMF UiB Career Program
Trond Mohn Research Foundation (TMF) and UiB have recruited 51 excellent young researchers to UiB through the TMF Starting Grants. The grant holders will receive career support via the TMF-UiB Career Program at the university.
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The purpose of the career program is to give extra value and support to the TMF Starting Grant holders, to build their career as researchers at the University of Bergen.
The candidates will get insight into research group management, how to organize their activities strategically, communication and other important aspects of building a strong research career, such as budgeting, innovation or research communication.
Network across the diciplines
"The goal is to strengthen these excellent young researchers' career development. At the same time, we want to facilitate network-building across the university's diciplines. This network will include both the current grantees working on their projects, and the researchers who have finished their projects and are now in other positions at the university", says Rector Margareth Hagen .
Hagen adds that even if the grantee group's research cover many different topics, the new candidates have many common experiences and challenges, being granted the opportunity to build and lead their own research group at the university. A mentoring scheme will also be set up to support all the candidates.
Science Advisory Committee
Stefan Kölsch, Siri Gloppen, Nikolai Østgaard and Mathias Ziegler.
Steering Committee
Margareth Hagen (leader), Ole T. Hjortland, Inge Jonassen, Nathalie Reuter, Suzette Flantua, Oddveig Åsheim (observer, TMS) and Jutta Schloon (secretary).
On 1 February 2024, the Trond Mohn Research Foundation changed its Norwegian name from "Trond Mohn Stiftelse" (short TMS) to "Trond Mohn Forskningsstiftelse" (short TMF). In older articles, the TMS abbrevation will occur.