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A promotional collage for an ECR (Early Career Researchers) webinar titled "Strategic Thinking in Clinical Research." The image is divided into several sections: Top Section: Background Image: Shows two laboratory scenes. On the left, a female scientist wearing protective glasses and a lab coat is focused on her work, using laboratory equipment. On the right, a male scientist wearing a surgical mask and gloves is examining a sample with a pipette. Text: Overlaid on the background, in large bold white and blue text: "STRATEGIC THINKING IN CLINICAL RESEARCH." Subtext: "Convenor: Dr. Emily Watts. 10th September 4-6pm BST." Logos and Badges: Includes the logo for the Association of Physicians of Great Britain and Ireland and a round blue badge with "ECR WEBINAR" written on it. Middle Section: Two blue panels with white text provide information on the speakers and session times: Left Panel: Features headshots and details of three speakers, Prof Pietro Fratta, Dr Conor Judge, and Prof Pearse Keane, with their respective topics and roles. Right Panel: Features headshots and details of two speakers, Dr Amy Fergusson and Dr Raahat Manrai, with their session information and roles. Bottom Section: A white panel with black and blue text announcing: "Join the discussion LIVE 10th September 2024, 4 - 6pm BST." Additional Information: Encourages visiting the website www.aopgbi.org for more details on webinars and events. Logo: On the left of the text, a stylised medical symbol resembling a caduceus. The overall design uses a combination of real-life lab images and text to promote a webinar, focusing on the importance of strategic thinking in clinical research.

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Webinar for ECRs interested in research, from foundation doctors to those beginning independent fellowships. - using AI, translating your research + more

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