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    • The pandemic necessitated adaptations in recruitment, onboarding, and early-stage research operations.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To gather and analyze the experiences of ECRs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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    • To document the process and difficulties of becoming an independent Principal Investigator (PI) in a pandemic setting.

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    • Qualitative data collection through shared experiences.
    • Analysis of ECRs' narratives on job seeking and lab establishment.
    • Focus on the impact of pandemic-related restrictions and changes.

    Main Results:

    • ECRs reported significant hurdles in virtual interviewing processes.
    • Establishing new research labs faced delays due to supply chain disruptions and safety protocols.
    • Adaptability and innovative approaches were crucial for ECRs' success.

    Conclusions:

    • The pandemic highlighted the need for flexible and supportive structures for ECRs.
    • Strategies for virtual academic recruitment and lab onboarding require further development.
    • Future support systems should consider the long-term impacts of pandemic-induced disruptions on early-career scientific trajectories.