We are an association of young scientists in the Division of chemical education (from doctoral students to junior professors).
We would like to:
We offer you a wide range of:
It's easy. 1. Send us an email and say hello so we can welcome you. 2. Click on the interactive map. Here you can enter your field of work and have the opportunity to contact other doctoral students and be contacted by others.
Great to have you here!
Sabrina, Nils & Johann, the spokespersons of the Young Scientists working group
Dr. Sabrina Syskowski Contact by email
Nils Bergander Contact by email
Jun.-Prof. Johann-Nikolaus Seibert Contact by email
Hello dear FGCU members,
My name is Dr. Sabrina Syskowski, and I am part of the spokesperson team for the Young Researchers Working Group of the FGCU (Research Group for Clinical Chemistry and Nuclear Sciences). I investigate digital teaching and learning environments for schools and universities using AI and augmented reality. I am interested in meta-analyses of initiatives. Besides my research interests, I enjoy accompanying my daughters to their canoe regattas and cycling. I look forward to providing young researchers with a platform for exchange and professional development through our program. Contact via email
Hello dear FCGU members,
My name is Nils Bergander and I am new to the speaker team of the Young Scientists Working Group at FGCU . As a doctoral student in Prof. Dr. Insa Melle's working group at TU Dortmund University, I am investigating the effect of measures that promote learning goal transparency in multimedia, self-regulated learning. I am looking forward to exchanging ideas and initiating offers for young scientists. contact by email
Hello dear FGCU members,
I am Jun.-Prof. Dr. Johann-Nikolaus Seibert and a new member of the spokesperson team of the Young Scientists Working Group at the FGCU. I am very happy to advocate for the interests of young scientists and look forward to speaking with and especially for you. In my research, I am investigating innovative teaching and learning formats, particularly to promote self-regulated learning in chemistry and in student laboratories, and thus to optimize the self-regulation of students and chemistry (teaching) students.
An overview of dates of the working group for young scientists
Social hour - Conferences - workshops
We plan to meet at Bielefeld University over a weekend and work on everything from lectures to posters, this time focusing on "Revise and Resubmit: Revising research reports".
When: May 8, 2026, 2 PM – May 10, 2026, 1 PM
Where: Department of Chemistry, Bielefeld University
Cost: free (but travel, accommodation & meals are at your own expense – is it possible for your institute to cover the costs?)
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