Do you want to help support our fantastic community and improve career development and well-being? The International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth’s Interior (IAVCEI) Early-Career Researcher Network (ECR-Net) is renewing its working group, and seeking motivated and...
We are happy to announce that there will be TWO opportunities to showcase Early Career Researchers (ECRs) and their work at the IAVCEI Scientific Assembly 2025! The ECR plenary session is new to IAVCEI and was first implemented during the...
We will be hosting a four-part series of expert-led interactive workshops in 2023 and 2024, each one considering a different aspect of preparing, publishing, and publicising your research. The goals of this Series are to demystify the scholarly publishing system...
Weighing to seek a permanent job in academia? It’s a tough process, so we’re here to help! After an inspiring Pacific region edition, the IAVCEI ECR-Net working group is now inviting you to Part II of the virtual panel event...
We are happy to welcome the newly elected members of the ECR-Net Working Group, and bid a fond farewell to the members who are rotating out of the group. Stay tuned for more updates!
Do you want to help support our fantastic community and improve career development and well-being? The IAVCEI’s Early-Career Researcher Network (ECR-Net) is renewing its working group, and seeking 5 motivated and enthusiastic new ECR members. The aim of the working...
The IAVCEI ECR-Net is a global group of volcanology researchers dedicated to connecting Early-Career Researchers in volcanology and related subdisciplines worldwide, and providing them with useful resources for career development.
The IAVCEI Early-Career Researchers Network (ECR-Net) was established during the IAVCEI 2013 conference in Kagoshima (Japan) by a group of Early-Career enthusiasts and then-IAVCEI President Ray Cas, in order to (1) support career development, (2) form an active network and (3) coordinate specific activities for early-career volcanologists. Since then, the ECR-Net working group has held several social meetings, interacted with IAVCEI’s Executive Committee, set up ECR discussion platforms on social media, organised virtual panels, as well as developed ECR-dedicated programs during major conferences (e.g. IAVCEI General Assembly, Cities on Volcanoes conference, IUGG General Assembly).
Ongoing efforts include the following:
Supporting career development
Forming an active network to share resources
Co-ordinate early-career specific activities at IAVCEI assemblies and involvement in IAVCEI
