2024
Debate article in Tidningen Curie “Forskning ska inte vara ett kall” by Naturvetarna together with Junior Faculty at Karolinska Institutet and Future Faculty at SLU. The article highlights the need for sustainable career paths and equal conditions for junior researchers in Sweden, particularly for international postdocs.
Interview in Naturvetaren (no. 3, 2024) where Alexandra Wennberg (Junior Faculty at Karolinska Institutet) discusses the challenges faced by international researchers in Sweden.
2021
Opinion article in Lab Manager on Creating an Inclusive Academic Research Culture by Ane Metola Martinez (NJF representative, SU), Claire Lyons (NJF representative, LU), Katharina Herzog (former NJF Chair), Matthew Tata (SNPA), and Natalie von der Lehr
Column “Science not silence” by Claire Lyons and Katharina Herzog, members of the National Junior Faculty in Sweden, about that the science community need to adopt a more positive view on ‘negative’ results (pdf of the article originally published in Curie September 28th, 2021).
2020
Debate article in Tidningen Curie regarding faculty position by NJF former chair Mo Segad together with the Young Academy of Sweden
NJF Recommendations concerning the 2020 Research proposition (signed by former NJF Chair Mo Segad on behalf of NJF)
2019
NJF statement on Plan S (signed by former NJF chair Sara Hägg on behalf of NJF)
2018
NJF letter to Vetenskaspsrådet advocating improvements on the VR Consolidator grant (signed by former NJF chair Sara Hägg on behalf of NJF)
NJF letter to University leadership and Minister for Higher Education and Research with recommendations concerning criteria for Biträdande Lektor position (signed by former NJF chair Sara Hägg on behalf of NJF)
2016
NJF response to the Swedish Research Council Funding Strategy (2016), addressed to VR Medicine and Health.
Joint Article together with Young Academy of Sweden in Uppsala Nya Tidning, July 8th 2016, on the academic Career System.
Debate Article in Svenska Dagbladet, March 17 2016
2015
NJF Open Letter to the Minister for Higher Education and Research, Helene Hellmark Knutsson, advocating for an extension of the meriting period from 4 years to 6 years.
NJF Open Letter to the Research Proposition (Forskningspropositionen)
Debate Article in Curie on Career Uncertainty, June 9th 2015
Debate Article in Curie regarding Career Paths, Sept 14 2015