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Young Researchers Seminars – Cycle I (2023–2024)

Young Researchers Seminars – Cycle I (2023–2024)

The Music Education Lab, the Music, Cognitive Sciences and Community Lab and the Master's programme in Music Education in Formal and Informal Settings, Department of Music Studies, NKUA, jointly organise a series of seminars for early-career researchers in the spring semester of 2024.

The “Young Researchers Seminars – Cycle I” aim to provide a forum for productive scholarly dialogue, opportunities to further develop knowledge and skills, and a supportive environment for the personal empowerment of early-career researchers. Topics range from developing research skills and strengthening researchers' professional and academic profiles to issues relating to personal empowerment.

The meetings are intended for undergraduate and postgraduate students undertaking small-scale field research in the subject areas of the two Labs, and for doctoral candidates in Music Studies departments in Greece. They are also open to anyone wishing to broaden or update their knowledge of research in these areas.

Meetings will take place on selected dates (see the detailed programme), on Fridays (16:30-18:00) between March and June 2024, via Zoom. To foster a supportive community, meetings will not be recorded. Participants will be encouraged to keep their cameras on and engage in discussion and reflection, both in plenary sessions and in small groups. Certificate of attendance for the seminar cycle. If you wish to attend one or more meetings, please complete the expression-of-interest/pre-registration form available HERE.

1/3/24

Managing and developing a research profile: Early-career women researchers discuss life after the doctorate (panel discussion)


Katerina Drakoulaki,
Postdoctoral researcher, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts

Ioanna Zioga,
Postdoctoral researcher, University Mental Health Research Institute, Athens

8/3/24

Preparing a research proposal: Good practice

Angeliki Triantafyllaki,
PhD, University of Cambridge; Assistant Professor, Department of Music Studies, NKUA

29/3/24

Contemporary methodological approaches
I. Computational models in music cognition research

Giorgos Velissaridis,
Graduate of the NKUA Department of Music Studies; Computer Science student at the Athens University of Economics and Business

12/4/24

From research to dissemination: The path
to publication and presentation


Smaragda Chrysostomou
,
Professor, Department of Music Studies, NKUA

Elissavet Perakaki,
Special Educational Staff, Department of Music Studies, NKUA

17/5/24

Contemporary methodological approaches
II. Introduction to experiments


Martha Papadogianni
,
Music teacher and doctoral candidate, Department of Music Studies, NKUA

24/5/24


Using artificial intelligence tools in research: New
possibilities, new challenges

Yannis Mygdanis,
Postdoctoral researcher, Department of Music Studies, NKUA

7/6/24

Wellbeing: Balancing our different roles


Christiana Adamopoulou,
Special Educational Staff, Department of Music Studies, NKUA

Christina Anagnostopoulou,
Associate Professor, Department of Music Studies, NKUA