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July 1, 2020  by Tina Kretschmer, Anita Keller, Laura Baams

How do early career researchers at BSS experience work during COVID-19?

This article summarizes the results of a survey conducted by YESS BSS along with a response of the Faculty Board. The authors contextualize the findings in the larger academic context and call upon the faculty to specifically address concerns regarding declining research progress and mental health.

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December 18, 2019December 18, 2019  by Namkje Koudenburg

YESS BSS: Connecting Early Career Researchers

January 2019 we launched a network of Young Enthusiastic Social Scientists at the Behavioural and Social Sciences faculty (YESS BSS). After existing for almost a year, it’s time to introduce ourselves: Who are we, what have we done so far, and what can you expect from us in the upcoming year?

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