The Jenny Aloni Centre for Early Career Researchers
As the central organisation for doctoral candidates, postdocs, and junior professors at Paderborn University, the Jenny Aloni Centre for Early Career Researchers provides targeted information, qualification services, and individual advice.
Structure of the Jenny Aloni Centre for Early Career Researchers
The Jenny Aloni Centre for Early Career Researchers is designed as a network. Various committees and groups form the nodes of this network. The services offered by the Jenny Aloni Centre for Early Career Researchers build on the expertise of various institutions at Paderborn University. Together we support researchers at Paderborn University in the early phases of their careers!
The Jenny Aloni Center for Early Career Researchers is is assigned to the Vice President for Research and Junior Academics.
Prof. Dr. Johannes Blömer
Vice President for Research and Junior Academics
Head of Operations: Dr. Alexandra Wiebke
The Board of Directors is the scientific body of the Jenny Aloni Center for Early Career Researchers and supports Paderborn University in strategically planning support measures for researchers in their early career phases.
The permanent members of the Board of Directors are one teaching staff representative and one early career researchers' representative from each faculty.
Advisory members such as the Equal Opportunities Officer or the Ombudsperson for Good Scientific Practice ensure that the promotion of academics in the early career phases is linked to central strategic measures.
The Board of Directors is headed by the Vice-President for Research and Junior Academics.
>> Here you can find inforamtion on the members of the Board of Directors.
The Jenny Aloni Centre for Early Career Researchers is coordinated and managed by the Academic Career Development Office. The office is assigned to the Vice President for Research and Young Academics.
>> Go to the Academic Career Development Office
The Jenny Aloni Center for Early Career Researchers brings together the management of all graduate centres of the five faculties and the coordinators of all research training groups in a network of the university's graduate centres. The network's aim is to closely coordinate the needs of the institutions with the Jenny Aloni Center for Early Career Researchers and to develop customised support services at an early stage.
The Graduate Support Network brings together the various support sevices within Paderborn University that provide services for researchers in the early stages of their careers. The aim is to promote the networking of institutions and cooperation partners within Paderborn University, to make better use of internal competences, and to jointly provide attractive offers for doctoral candidates, postdocs, and junior professors.
Who was Jenny Aloni?
Jewish writer Jenny Aloni (1917-1993) lived in Paderborn until 1935. She emigrated to Palestine at the end of 1939 and published poems, novels, and stories from the 1950s onwards, in which she repeatedly dealt with persecution, feelings of uprootedness, and guilt. She was considered the most important German-language writer of her generation in Israel.