Special interest sessions

Special interest sessions from the Vitae Researcher Development International Conference 2017

Code	Title of session	Presenters	Organisation
SISA1-SISB1	PhD Employability - Career Pathways and Recruiter Insights Presentation	Alison Osborne	Jobs.ac.uk
SISA2	H2020 Funding - Tips for Research Developers Presentation	Dr Catherine Halbert	Halbert Research
SISA3	Dual Career Services from an HR perspective. What works? Presentation	Mary K. Kobia	University of Copenhagen
SISA4	Homeopathy: a solution for excellence in researcher development? Presentation not available	Dr Richard Freeman	University College London
SISA5	Recruiting Women in ICT Research Presentation	Maire Brophy Raquel Harper Emma Leahy	University of Dublin University of Dublin University of Dublin
SISA6	How to promote interdisciplinary innovation in engineering fields? Presentation	Dr Kiyohisa Nishiyama	Nagoya University
SISA7	IP for Researchers – engaging PhD and early career researchers in the role of IP Presentation	Suzanne Gregson Jenny Vaughan	Intellectual Property Office Intellectual Property Office

Code	Title of session	Presenters	Organisation
SISB2	Taming the RDF: a cohesive approach with an individualistic core Presentation not available	Rosie Plimmer Dr Jacqueline Taylor	University of Worcester Birmingham City University
SISB3	Technicians as Researchers: Introducing the Technician Commitment Presentation	Kelly Vere	Science Council
SISB4	Education as Research! Presentation Handout 1 Handout 2	Dr Kevin Byron	Independent Consultant
SISB5	Towards a Framework for Supporting PGR Wellbeing at the University of Exeter Presentation	Kelly Preece	University of Exeter
SISB6	Developing Intellectual Leadership Programme (DILP): Explorations and Reflections	Dr Ian Fairweather	University of Manchester
SISB7	Augmented Reality as a gateway to higher staff and student engagement with the RDF Presentation	Jean Kelly	Manchester Metropolitan University