Mentoring

FLEET provides mentoring to personnel across all cohorts (HDR, ECR, mid-career) with regard to induction, career advancement and planning, equity and diversity, professional development, entrepreneurship, and research leadership skills.

Two mentoring models are provided: (1) individual, goal-oriented mentoring, where members are individually matched to a mentor within FLEET (examples of goals include applications for promotion, grantsmanship, career advice); (2) group mentoring at FLEET annual Workshops on topics such as manuscript preparation for high-impact journals, scientific presentation, and research leadership.

Launched in November 2017, FLEET members can access a number of mentoring programs, including:

FLEET mentoring programs

Mentoring News

Lindau report

Three FLEET ECRs were fortunate to attend the 69th Nobel laureate meeting in Lindau, Germany, forming an impressive 30% of Australia’s ten-person delegation elected and led by the Australian Academy of Science. This year’s meeting focused on physics, and a number of senior FLEET were amongst the laureates. Our ECRs were pleased to connect with Wolfgang Ketterle, William Phillips, and …

Three young FLEET scientists off to Lindau Nobel meeting

Three FLEET researchers have been chosen to represent Australia at the annual Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting this year. The three FLEET researchers will among ten early-career Australian scientists attending the 69th Meeting of Nobel Laureates in Lindau, Germany, 30 June – 5 July 2019. The 69th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting will be dedicated to physics. To date, 42 Nobel Laureates have …

Building a cohesive Centre: 2018 annual workshop

Forging a Centre that is greater than the sum of its parts FLEET’s second annual workshop built on the successes of the 2017 workshop, bringing all of the Centre’s members and many international partners together in Magenta, mid-coast New South Wales. As in 2017, the workshop was family friendly, with partners and family made welcome at shared meals, social events …

More than just great science: Matt Davis at the Centre Launch

FLEET will deliver much more than excellent science for Australian society. We are training some of the next generation of scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs. We will help them develop not only technical research skills, but also transferable skills that will be useful to them no matter what their eventual career direction. For example, we have ensured that our research groups …