Events
PRISMs & event management An event series in May / June 2022, Wednesdays 2-3.30 pm
PRISMs & policy Wed 18 May 2022; 2-3:30 pm
How can we engage with policy making and policy makers to drive the impact of our research teams?
Guest speaker Emma Lawrence, former Research Engagement Manager at UCL turned Senior Policy and Public Affairs Manager at the BioIndustry Association, will speak about how her passion for the power of policy making in the research landscape and ways she used to engage with it to drive research impact.
Registration not yet open - subject to confirmation from a guest speaker whose day job "research impact creation through policy making" is.
A PRISM's day job will likely include 'event management' in some form or other - From consortium meetings to conference organisation and effective networking events for our key stakeholders. In this workshop series, we will facilitate best practice exchange from an overarching snapshot of the community experience on event management, to more in-depth knwoledge sharing on selected event types. Register for the event of interest to you throug the eventbrite links below.
- Event management - a community experience snapshot (led by Anja Roeding (University of Exeter), 16 May 2022, 2-3.30);
- Consortium meetings (led by Alex Kersting (University of Cambridge), 1 June 2022, 2-3.30);
- Summer schools / conferences (led by Justina Heslop (University of Newcastle), 8 June 2022, 2-3.30 pm);
- Networking events (led by Fleur Hughes (University of York), 15 June 2022, 2-3.30 pm).
PRISMs & policy Wed 18 May 2022; 2-3:30 pm
How can we engage with policy making and policy makers to drive the impact of our research teams?
Guest speaker Emma Lawrence, former Research Engagement Manager at UCL turned Senior Policy and Public Affairs Manager at the BioIndustry Association, will speak about how her passion for the power of policy making in the research landscape and ways she used to engage with it to drive research impact.
Registration not yet open - subject to confirmation from a guest speaker whose day job "research impact creation through policy making" is.
