EPEC Activities
The EPEC Committee organise a range of activities to support Early Career researchers and space professionals in the planetary community. These are open to all our members to get involved with, and you can find out what’s in store from our newsletter and social media!
EPEC Podcast
A podcast by the Europlanet Early Career network — A podcast that aims to amplify our voice around the planet to reach other early careers, with the same goals, the same interests, and the same needs for scientific development. Listeners can expect a mix of interviews with guests, reports on events, updates on the recent activity of the EPEC working groups and coverage of projects supported by the Europlanet Society.
The first episode meets the EPEC Co-chairs, Nimisha Verma and Tom O’Sullivan, and gives an introduction to Europlanet and EPEC. Music track: Neo Nebula by Project ExSource: No Copyright Background Music
EPEC Profiles
Academia or Industry? Interviews
Academia or industry? This is no doubt one of the topics that occupies the minds of early career scientists. The EPEC Future Research Working Group has been on a quest to gather some insights from people who has had success in the both sectors.
Inspiring Stories
The EPEC Outreach Working Group publishes a series of “Inspiring Stories”. Every story serves as a case study and acts as an effort to inspire and motivate others to do outreach activities!
Motivational Journeys
‘Motivational Journeys’ was a series of video interviews brought to you by the EPEC Diversity Working Group. Experienced scientists from various backgrounds share personal stories about their early days, their motivation and how they got through tough times successfully.
Voyage 2050 Viewpoints
The EPEC Future Research Working Group talked with 3 early career planetary science researchers who are lead authors on these white papers to find out more about how they got involved and what they think planetary science will look like in 2050. We hope that their insight will also prove useful to any early-career researchers looking to get involved with NASA’s Planetary Science and Astrobiology Decadal Survey 2023-2032.
