Peer Review Workshop
Friday, 21st June, 2pm to 5pm
Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, London
The workshop is free and open to early career researchers (PhDs and postdocs) in all STEM and social sciences.
Friday, 21st June, 2pm to 5pm
Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, London
The workshop is free and open to early career researchers (PhDs and postdocs) in all STEM and social sciences.
The festival is set to be a celebration of the social sciences with a range of activities taking place between 2nd and 9th of November 2019. Applicants can apply for up to £1000 to host their own event.
Deadline for submissions is 31 May 2019
Hosted by the National Coordinating Centre for Public Engagement, 4-5 December, Bristol.
You can propose workshops, talks, posters and more about your engagement experiences.
Deadline 18 June, contact the Public Engagement Team to discuss your proposal.
Bloomsbury Festival will take place 11 – 20 October 2019, with the theme ‘Small Steps and Giant Leaps’, inspired by the 50th anniversary of the moon landing.
A range of events will take place during the festival, which many researchers propose and lead, or contribute to in various ways. The walking tours will last 60-90 minutes and provide an opportunity to share your local knowledge and passion with the public. This could be about historic figures, architecture, how the area has evolved, literature, arts, etc. If you would like to propose a route or any other activity, contact k.glazer@bbk.ac.uk who can make relevant introductions with the festival organisers.
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Open to all Birkbeck staff and PhD students, run by the Birkbeck Public Engagement Team.
Engaging with Schools – Tuesday 21 May 2019, 18.00-20.00
Develop ideas for engaging students and teachers in your research.
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Online Engagement – Tuesday 4th June 2019, 15.00-17.00
Discuss why, when and how online platforms can be useful engagement tools.
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Thursday 4th July 2019, Cinema Museum London
Are you a scientist or engineer looking to share the wonder of your research with others?
APPLY NOW to attend the partnership-building event to collaborate and bid for £1,000 thinking funding to help develop engagement projects.
Apply now to propose activities that can run without start-up funding from the festival, but which still fulfil the festival’s key criteria of making research in the humanities accessible, engaging and fun for people across the UK.
The deadline for applications is 5pm Monday 3 June
Simon Watt reflects on his six month internship project managing the Public Engagement Awards, working with the Birkbeck Public Engagement Team.
Poetry against Slavery – find out how Matt Martin, PhD researcher in the Department of English and Humanities brought his research to life by engaging the public in performances of African and Caribbean poetry. Find out how he sparked conversations about a topic that can feel intimidating to discuss, but is central to our national history.
Birkbeck scholars and collaborators were recognised for the ways in which they work with the public and non-academic communities to make their research accessible and to include non-academic expertise in their research practice.