We meet on Zoom every second Friday from 12.30 to 13.30 CET. The reading group is open to researchers (Ph.D. students, postdocs, faculty, and staff in public research organizations). If you want to register to the mailing list, please fill in the registration form.Â
If you want to present at one of the sessions, please get in touch with your country representative.
Here are a few simple guidelines to ensure the meeting runs smoothly.
Please turn off your microphone and turn on your camera (if possible). It's good to see each other's faces.
Since it is a lunchtime seminar, don't be embarrassed to eat during the presentation. That's OK.
A one-on-one discussion between a participant and the presenter should last no more than 2-4 minutes, allowing everyone the opportunity to share their views and ask questions. The chair may interrupt such a discussion and encourage those interested in pursuing it to continue offline.
We occasionally organize brainstorming sessions in which four Ph.D. students each have exactly three minutes to present a research idea, followed by 12 minutes of discussion with the REGIS community. These sessions offer a rare opportunity to receive feedback from a large group of scholars in the field.
The format is best suited to early-stage research ideas. Presentations should consist of three slides, each addressing one question: 1. What is the research problem?; 2. How do you plan to address it?; and 3. What would you like feedback on?