EITA Outreach (Readers) Forum
- (The Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, California - Jeff M. Wang)
"Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people."
-- Eleanor Roosevelt
Today A Reader. Tomorrow A Leader.
- Welcome to the EITA Outreach (Readers) Forum
To start participating in the forum, you must first register (create Linkedin connection) to become a member of the EITA Outreach (Readers) Forum.
Once your membership is approved (establish Linkedin connection), you can start posting new research articles related to the EITA Forum topics, or help others by posting comments on their research topics throughout the Linkedin application process.
While the Outreach Admins will review and repost (forward) your topics to the entire Outreach Forum members (EITC Linkedin network) as time permits, we want users to share their knowledge and lend a hand.
EITA is committed to bringing together young scientists and engineers to discuss their current research and build informal networks with peers, leading to lifelong collaborations and scientific achievements.
To this end, EITA has established the EITA-YIC Forum, a series of (public, private and virtual) meetings organized by postgraduate (PhD) students, postdocs and young university professors with the support of outstanding scientists and engineers from EITA teams around the world. We encourage young researchers to become more involved in the EITA Outreach (Readers) Forum.
EITA drives discussion around critical issues facing the United States and the world, bringing together thousands of the world’s leading thinkers to share the latest research and explore new ideas and solutions.
Our mission is to engage science, engineering, and medical professionals by inspiring their natural curiosity and nurturing their commitment to lifelong learning, discovery, and invention.
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Please click the following link to register: Start Registration.
- Forum Guidelines
We're all volunteering our time when posting topics (articles) in this readers forum so ensure that you are posting the topics (articles) that you've already taken the time to investigate yourself. In addition, respectful and inclusive communication is expected. Posts that are offensive (sexist, racist, homophobic, transphobic) will be removed.
DISAGREEMENTS ARE FINE, DISRESPECT IS NOT.
- The Researcher to Reader Conference
- Great Opportunities for Professional Growth
It's the popular catchphrase, "it's who you know, not what you know," that rings true in daily life. Who you know might matter more--or at least, be just as important as what you know in getting professional opportunities.
