Events Archive
New ideas for postdoc events?
Practice networking, leadership skills and project management?
Want to shape the future for postdocs in Princeton (or just make it a little more fun in the present)?
Join us for lunch and learn more about PDC, how we work and how you can make a difference!
Interested in interdisciplinary discussions? Getting the latest news about Princeton? Getting involved in the next events of PDC? Or just grabbing a beer and relax? Then this is the event to go!
We are looking forward to seeing you all there ... and don't come too late for the free beer!
Interested in interdisciplinary discussions? Getting the latest news about Princeton? Getting involved in the next events of PDC? Or just grabbing a beer and relax? Then this is the event to go!
We are looking forward to seeing you all there ... and don't come too late for the free beer!
Interested in interdisciplinary discussions? Getting the latest news about Princeton? Getting involved in the next events of PDC? Or just grabbing a beer and relax? Then this is the event to go!
We are looking forward to seeing you all there ... and don't come too late for the free beer!
We will be discussing the Book The Night Manager by John Le Carre on Friday June 10th. Come along to room 324 of Frick Chemistry Laboratory for a lively discussion of literature, as well as food and drink!
Interested in interdisciplinary discussions? Getting the latest news about Princeton? Getting involved in the next events of PDC? Or just grabbing a beer and relax? Then this is the event to go!
We are looking forward to seeing you all there ... and don't come too late for the free beer!
We will be discussing the Book My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She's Sorry by Fredrik Backman on Friday May 6th. Come along to the Carl A. Fields Center for a lively discussion of literature, as well as food and drink!
The Princeton Postdoctoral Council will be hosting our second Seminar Series of the spring term next Tuesday May 3rd from noon to 1 pm in room B60B of the Louis A. Simpson International Building.
This month, Ashley Jordan from the Department of Psychology will present a talk titled “…
Interested in interdisciplinary discussions? Getting the latest news about Princeton? Getting involved in the next events of PDC? Or just grabbing a beer and relax? Then this is the event to go!
We are looking forward to seeing you all there ... and don't come too late for the free beer!
The Princeton Postdoctoral Council will be hosting our second Seminar Series of the spring term next Tuesday April 12th from noon to 1 pm in room B60B of the Louis A. Simpson International Building.
This month, Amit Koul from the Department of Molecular Biology will present a talk titled “Distinct…
We will be discussing the Book Almond by Won-pyung Sohn this Friday. Come along to the Carl A. Fields Center for a lively discussion of literature, as well as food and drink!
Interested in interdisciplinary discussions? Getting the latest news about Princeton? Getting involved in the next events of PDC? Or just grabbing a beer and relax? Then this is the event to go!
We are looking forward to seeing you all there ... and don't come too late for the free beer!
The Princeton Postdoctoral Council will be hosting our first Seminar Series of the spring term next Tuesday March 22nd from noon to 1 pm in room B60B of the Louis A. Simpson International Building.
This month, Benjamin Lienhard from the Department of Chemistry will present a talk titled “The…
Interested in interdisciplinary discussions? Getting the latest news about Princeton? Getting involved in the next events of PDC? Or just grabbing a beer and relax? Then this is the event to go!
We are looking forward to seeing you all there ... and don't come too late for the free beer!
We will be discussing the Book Small Gods by Terry Pratchett. Come along for a lively discussion of literature, as well as some snacks!
Interested in interdisciplinary discussions? Getting the latest news about Princeton? Getting involved in the next events of PDC? Or just grabbing a beer and relax? Then this is the event to go!
We are looking forward to seeing you all there ... and don't come too late for the free beer!
PDC Seminars are an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your research to your fellow postdocs and get useful and friendly feedback from non-specialists.
And if all this wasn’t motivation enough, there’s also free food!
Join us for an evening discussion of literature! This month the book is 'Piranesi' by Susanna Clarke. We will meet in The Class of 1952 Room in Frist, at 7pm on December the 3rd.
Interested in interdisciplinary discussions? Getting the latest news about Princeton? Getting involved in the next events of PDC? Or just grabbing a beer and relax? Then this is the event to go!
We are looking forward to seeing you all there ... and don't come too late for the free beer!
PDC Seminars are an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your research to your fellow postdocs and get useful and friendly feedback from non-specialists.
And if all this wasn’t motivation enough, there’s also free food!
Join us for an evening discussion of literature! This month the book is 'A Confederacy of Dunces' by John Kennedy Toole. We will meet in The Class of 1952 Room in Frist, at 7pm on October the 4th.
PDC Seminars are an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your research to your fellow postdocs and get useful and friendly feedback from non-specialists.
And if all this wasn’t motivation enough, there’s also free food!
PDC Seminars are an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your research to your fellow postdocs and get useful and friendly feedback from non-specialists.
And if all this wasn’t motivation enough, there’s also free lunch!
PDC Seminars are an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your research to your fellow postdocs and get useful and friendly feedback from non-specialists.
And if all this wasn’t motivation enough, there’s also free lunch!
PDC Seminars are an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your research to your fellow postdocs and get useful and friendly feedback from non-specialists.
And if all this wasn’t motivation enough, there’s also free lunch!
PDC Seminars are an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your research to your fellow postdocs and get useful and friendly feedback from non-specialists.
And if all this wasn’t motivation enough, there’s also free lunch!
PDC Seminars are an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your research to your fellow postdocs and get useful and friendly feedback from non-specialists.
And if all this wasn’t motivation enough, there’s also free lunch!
To celebrate the diversity of cultures represented in Princeton University’s community of postdocs, researchers, and scholars, the Art Museum and the Postdoctoral Council (PDC) host an intercultural evening featuring music, food, and curator-led tours.
New ideas for postdoc events?
Want to practice networking, leadership skills and project management?
Want to shape the future for postdocs in Princeton (or just make it a little more fun in the present)?
Join us for lunch on Thursday, February 13th at 12 pm at Spice…
PDC Seminars are an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your research to your fellow postdocs and get useful and friendly feedback from non-specialists.
And if all this wasn’t motivation enough, there’s also free lunch!
PDC Seminars are an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your research to your fellow postdocs and get useful and friendly feedback from non-specialists.
And if all this wasn’t motivation enough, there’s also free lunch!
Anatomy of an Abstract: Teaching the Implicit in Science
Abstracts are deceptive: Short but not simple, they are shaped by expectations that are unnamed but definitive. Because the expectations are implicit, new writers usually struggle to discover them, and even experienced writers struggle to name them. In this workshop, we…
PDC Seminars are an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your research to your fellow postdocs and get useful and friendly feedback from non-specialists.
Robert Wexler will talk about "A solar cell that sells: the cheap, nontoxic, easy-to-make, but inefficient Cu2ZnSnS4".
Robert is a postdoctoral research associate with…
Are you going on the academic job market this fall or thinking about it for the future? Join us for a day long workshop on the essentials - CVs, cover letters, teaching philosophy statements, and diversity statements. Hear from a panel of faculty about navigating the academic job search process. Sponsored by the Graduate School, Center for…
Are you going on the academic job market this fall or thinking about it for the future? Join us for a day long workshop on the essentials - CVs, cover letters, teaching philosophy statements, and diversity statements. Hear from a panel of faculty about navigating the academic job search process. Sponsored by the Graduate School, Center for…
PDC Seminars are an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your research to your fellow postdocs and get useful and friendly feedback from non-specialists.
And if all this wasn’t motivation enough, there’s also free lunch!
This time, Laurence Lemaire will talk about "Comprehensive single-cell transcriptome lineages of a…
PDC is organizing a tour of the nearby River Horse Brewery (in Ewing) at 5:30PM on Thurs July 18. After the 45min tour, we’ll head to the tasting room for a free group tasting of 4 different craft beer samples (with appetizers!). Attendees will also all receive a free River Horse pint glass…
The Princeton Postdoctoral Council (PDC) will host a social event for postdocs who have children on June 9th, 2019(
The PDC is organizing a bus trip to Philadelphia to see the Philadelphia Sixers play against the Orlando Magic on Tuesday March 5 at 7PM (the bus will leave Princeton around 5PM). PDC will provide the bus, and attendees will have to pay for their own ticket to the game (about $30 each). We’ll all sit together. The Sixers are a great and…
RSVP Required | Space is Limited
Spend the day with other Princeton postdocs, scholars and their families enjoying the Broadway Musical, Book of Mormon in New York City at the Eugene O'Neill Theater.
Bus leaves from Princeton University, in front of Wawa near the Dinky Station at 10:30 a.m.
Show starts at 2.00PM.
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The exhibition includes nearly forty paintings, prints, books and photographs, from the sixteenth through the twenty-first centuries, that collectively explore the varied meaning of place to Japanese artistic practice over these epochs. To read more about this exhibition, please click
We are looking forward to seeing you all there.
PDC Seminars are an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your research to your fellow postdocs and get useful and friendly feedback from non-specialists.
And if all this wasn’t motivation enough, there’s also free lunch!
We are looking forward to seeing you all there.
PDC Seminars are an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your research to your fellow postdocs and get useful and friendly feedback from non-specialists.
And if all this wasn’t motivation enough, there’s also free lunch!
November is Postdoc Tune-Up month! In association with Princeton Writes, the Princeton Postdoctoral Council (PDC) has organized 60 minute time slots on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays for reviewing job application materials including Curriculum Vitae (CV), Cover Letter and Oral Job Pitch. Other documents (e.g., teaching statements) will be…
We are looking forward to seeing you all there.
November is Postdoc Tune-Up month! In association with Princeton Writes, the Princeton Postdoctoral Council (PDC) has organized 60 minute time slots on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays for reviewing job application materials including Curriculum Vitae (CV), Cover Letter and Oral Job Pitch. Other documents (e.g., teaching statements) will be…
November is Postdoc Tune-Up month! In association with Princeton Writes, the Princeton Postdoctoral Council (PDC) has organized 60 minute time slots on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays for reviewing job application materials including Curriculum Vitae (CV), Cover Letter and Oral Job Pitch. Other documents (e.g., teaching statements) will be…