Upcoming Standing up for Science media workshops

Every year we hold four Standing up for Science media workshops for early career researchers: two in London, one in Manchester and one in Scotland.

Workshops are aimed at PhD students, postdocs or equivalent in a first job. Our most recent workshop took place at the University of Manchester on 15th March 2013 and was open to early career researchers in all sciences, engineering and medicine. For full details including photos and comments see the Manchester workshop summary. If you have any questions about this or future workshops, email Victoria.

Society of Biology, London, 14th June 2013: This workshop is open to early career researchers in all sciences, engineering and medicine. For full details see workshop flyer. Applications have now closed.

The Physiological Society, London, 20th September 2013: This workshop is open to early career researchers in all sciences, engineering and medicine.

University of Glasgow, November 2013 (tbc): This workshop is open to early career researchers in all sciences, engineering and medicine.

Manchester, March 2014 (tbc): This workshop is open to early career researchers in all sciences, engineering and medicine.

We start taking in applications about 2 months before a workshop.

For further information, please get in touch with Victoria.

Photos: Tom Donald

Photo: Sense About Science

• Apply now for a free half day Peer Review: The Nuts & Bolts workshop, at the Universtiy of Sussex on Friday 5th July. 

• We held a Peer Review: The Nuts & Bolts workshop on 31st May in London. Read about the May workshop and watch the video.

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• The most recent Standing up for Science media workshop was on 15th March at the University of Manchester. See photos and comments from the day.

• Want to join the VoYS network? You can sign up here.