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How to use your PhD: Alternative careers for ECRs
OnlineUnsure what to do after your PhD/Postdoc? Proteintech are hosting a webinar to talk to 4 professionals with diverse roles who share their stories.
The INCLUDED project – collecting ethnicity data
Online13 recommendations that cover the pre-submission, set up, data collection, reporting and dissemination phases as well as some on training.
In Conversation with … Time for Dementia (Webinar)
OnlineDr Stephanie Daley & Thabrez Khan share their work with Time for Dementia, a novel education programme developed by Brighton & Sussex Medical School.
Greener Sustainable Trials
OnlineTMRP / MRC webinar discussing current tools, guidance & the research agenda concerning incorporating more responsible research practice into clinical trials.
Research Programme for Social Care Webinar
OnlineWebinar to discuss the new NIHR Research for Social Care call a £10m call to deliver evidence to improve Social Care for the public and workforce.
Co-producing and co-designing research: the case of dementia
OnlineIn this ISTAART Partnering with Patients Webinar, global experts' share experiences in patient-caregiver engagement - collaboration to shape research strategy
Supporting people with language-led dementia – Anna Volkmer
OnlineLiverpool Dementia & Ageing Research Forum the September features Dr Anna Volkmer, Supporting people with language-led dementia.
Home Care Research Forum
OnlineThe Home Care Research Forum for researchers, people working in the field and others with an interest in homecare to discuss current research
ECRs in Latin America Webinar
OnlineISTAART PEERS Webinar discussing the LatAm Fingers Fellowship: A Proposal to Elevate Early Career Researchers (ECRs) in Latin America.
Studying the Activity of Large Populations of Neurons
OnlineByron Yu describes how dimensionality reduction and related methods can be applied to large-scale neural recordings to provide new insights about brain function