The ECR Hub is here for you to connect with peers and expand your network in the global research community. This is your opportunity to introduce yourself and build connections with peers in your field and beyond!  Before you jump into the comments, make sure you’ve updated your profile so others can learn more about you and how to get in touch. A profile photo, your title and affiliation, field of research, and a form of contact are a must to make the most of the Research Communities and ensure others can reach out to you.  To ensure that the community can easily learn more about you and your research, structure your introduction in brief and accessible, e.g.:  Research area: Sustainable energy  Role and affiliation: Post-doc at the Institute of Sustainability  Current project: Looking back on 10 years of sustainable energy research and progress towards achieving SDG7  Looking to connect with: Researchers in all areas of clean energy research to contribute to a review piece on the progress of the field and its contribution to development of new policies   Do not include:  Your phone number, email address, or social links – you can add these to your profile instead Detailed experience and research history – save it for your CV! Other sensitive information, like details of papers under embargo  Please keep your introduction brief and straightforward and ensure that you abide by the Communities Guidelines.  We look forward to seeing new connections form through the Hub! 

As early career researchers, this is your space! A shared hub to grow ideas, kickstart collaborations, and find support across disciplines.  What kind of conversations, resources, and blogs would make this Hub truly valuable to you?  Are there specific challenges you're facing that you'd like to explore with others?  Are you interested in the career journeys of your peers and senior experts?  Would you like publishing, funding, writing, or other advice?  Would you enjoy skill-sharing sessions, interdisciplinary mixers, writing support circles, or something else entirely?  What would make you check in regularly and feel like this space is a must-visit in your research journey?  No idea is too small or too bold. Share your thoughts below and let’s co-create a vibrant, responsive community that reflects what you truly need at this stage of your career.