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Job Opportunity: Postdoctoral Research Fellow in DIGIT Lab
There is a job opportunity for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow (18 month 1FTE, starting in Summer 2023) within DIGIT Lab, which is part of the INDEX Research Centre portfolio. INDEX is an ESE (UEBS) Research centre. Those suitable should have just completed their PhD or be close to completion.
Please see here for a full description of the post. If you have any queries or would like further information please contact Professor Roger Maull.
Application Deadline: Tuesday 11th April
Workshop on Tuesday 18th April: How to Playfully Explore Co-Production: for PhD Students
PhD students interested in co-production and co-creation are invited to a special event with creative facilitator Hannah Mumby, taking place on Tuesday 18th April, 10:30-13:30 in Exploration Lab 2, Forum Building on Streatham Campus.
Hannah will guide you through a playful, interactive 2-hour session which will use the Co-Production Oracle (a deck of 30 cards that explore co-production processes) to help you gain new perspectives in your research. We will finish with a free lunch, and refreshments will be provided throughout. Booking is via EventBrite.
If you have any queries, please contact Wellcome Centre for Cultures and Environments of Health.
GW4 Connect 2023 – Deadline for Applications Extended- 12pm on Wednesday 19 April 2023
GW4 Connect is a suite of equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) pilot programmes which will bring together postgraduate researchers from diverse backgrounds to form peer-to-peer networks of support for marginalized and underrepresented communities in higher education. Contact talentandskills@gw4.ac.uk if you have any queries. Apply here.
Application deadline: 12pm on Wednesday 19 April
Online panel on Thursday 20th April: Social Justice Q&A Panel Series- AI & Social Justice
The Societies & Cultures Institute (SCI) are running a panel on AI and Social Justice via Teams on Thursday 20th April, 10-11:15am, as part of their Social Justice Q&A Panel Series. The event will be chaired and each speaker will have around 6 minutes to talk, which will be followed by a 10-minute Q&A discussion per speaker. The purpose of these events is to encourage networking and interdisciplinary
collaborations, as well as to highlight some of the research happening around the theme of Social Justice.
To register for this event, please complete this short form. For more details and list of speakers, please click here.
If you have any queries, please contact Societies & Cultures Institute.
Online panel on Wednesday 26th April: Social Justice Q&A Panel Series- Health & Equality
The Societies & Cultures Institute (SCI) are running a panel on Health & Equality via Teams on Wednesday 26th April, 10-11:15am, as part of their Social Justice Q&A Panel Series. The event will be chaired and each speaker will have around 6 minutes to talk, which will be followed by a 10-minute Q&A discussion per
speaker. The purpose of these events is to encourage networking and interdisciplinary collaborations, as well as to highlight some of the research happening around the theme of Social Justice.
To register for this event, please complete this short form. For more details and list of speakers, please click here.
If you have any queries, please contact Societies & Cultures Institute.
Paid Opportunity: Exam Reader/Scribes
The exams team are looking for individuals with the ability to read and write Maths at University level to be readers and/or scribes for Undergraduate students for May exams. This role is paid at £14.73 per hour. If you are interested in this role please complete this form or contact examsadmin@exeter.ac.uk for more information. Please note this post is only suitable for PGR students.
Call for Submissions: The Health & Resilience Project
Do the words health & resilience mean something important to you? Would you like to share your experiences in a creative online space?
The Health & Resilience Project has created a virtual scrapbook for women and gender non-binary people to share their stories of wellness, illness, challenge, and resilience. We welcome all forms of creative expression and would love to hear from you!
Find more information here, or follow @_CreateHealth_ on Twitter.
Survey: Interest for Presentation Confidence Training
Presenting your research publicly is a core researcher skill, whether this be to an audience of your peers at University, to undergraduate students, at international academic conferences or to the public during outreach talks. Researchers often learn these skills through practice, feedback and training, but very little of this training is targeted at you developing the confidence to perform on a stage. This proposed session* will run for at least half a day and will feature training in how to step into a ‘stage persona’ that can help you find the confidence to stare into the lights and deliver a confident representation of yourself and your research.
We are soliciting interest from the wider PGR community to make the case for organising this training, which would take place before the end of July this year. Please let us know if you are interested (and in what capacity) via this Menti here.
If you have any queries, please contact the organisers: Lucy Hawkes and Andrew Griffiths.
*Pending a successful funding application
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