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Deadline Sunday 24 September: Call for abstracts from JPAG Pharmaceutical Analysis Research Awards & Careers Symposium
JPAG Pharmaceutical Analysis Research Awards & Careers Symposium, taking place on 21 November in London, is accepting abstracts; closing date for submission is Sunday 24 September.
The event is for all early career scientists. Keynote presentations will be given by both industry and academia and an RSC Careers Specialist.
It provides networking opportunities and the chance to showcase your work through oral or poster presentations which can be in any field associated with pharmaceutical or analytical measurement, for example, method development, novel use of techniques, materials science, forensics, etc.
Complimentary registration is offered to all early career researchers submitting an abstract. There will be a £1,000 first prize and £250 second prize for the best oral presentations as well as £200 first prize and two £100 runner-up prizes for the best posters.
Submit an abstract and register for the event here.
Deadline Thursday 12 October- Santander Universities Research Grants
Santander are providing the opportunity to win one of 50 research grants worth £1,000 each to staff at UK universities conducting any form of research and postgraduate students at any UK university, via their Santander Universities Research Grants initiative. The grant can be used to pay for any research-based expenses, for example, equipment, resources, travel and workshop or conference attendance but the choice is yours on how it could be best spent to support your research.
Applications are open until 12 October 2023. More information and the link to apply for the grants can be accessed here.
Friday 13 October: The British Library Doctoral Open Day: British and European Collections from Antiquity to 1600
The British Library is holding a Doctoral Open Day on Friday 13 October, onsite at St Pancras, London. Explore The British Library and its services, as well as their Western Heritage collections alongside our curators and reference specialists. This day will appeal to all researchers undertaking PhDs with a particular focus on History, Literature, History of Art and Religious Studies.
These days are aimed at first-year doctoral students, but those in other years who want to increase their knowledge of The British Library and its collections are also very welcome!
If you are not able to attend in person, by signing up you will gain access to a whole host of recorded and related materials. Book here.
Deadline Friday 20 October- Student Writing Competition
Are you a student who loves nature and writing? Why not enter the Sustainability Team’s nature writing competition on ‘Writing the Unseen'. Explore your emotional connection to a place, write about a secret location, an insect or plant that may go unnoticed, or the impact of climate change on the natural world.
Judge: Miriam Darlington has a PhD from Exeter in Eco-critical nature writing. She writes a Saturday Nature Notebook column for The Times and regularly for The Guardian and The Ecologist and is author of the Sunday Times bestselling books Owl Sense and Otter Country.
Prizes: 1st £50 Book token, 2nd £30, 3rd £15 and an opportunity to write a paid blog for Arts and Culture about writing the winning entry.
Max 500 words. Email sustainability@exeter.ac.uk by 20 October with Writing Comp in the subject line.
Report your entry to Green Rewards and gain Green Points.
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