Special interest sessions

	Title of session	Presenters
SISA1	Athena SWAN Review	Professor Julia BuckinghamCBE, Brunel University London
SISA2	Consultation on the Royal Society's Model CV template for Researchers Presentation	Dr Frances Downey, The Royal Society Karen Stroobants, The Royal Society
SISA3	Ten Years on: Adapting and evolving to new challenges in developing tomorrow's health research leaders Presentation	Peter Thompson, National Institute for Health Research (NIHR)
SISA4	Supporting ECR networks to drive institutional strategy and support for the post-doctoral community a case study from Exeter University Presentation	Dr Chris Wood, University of Exeter
SISA5	How do we know if it's working? Evaluating the impact of Researcher Development programmes Presentation	Dr Eli Saetnan, University of Liverpool
SISA6	Supporting Researchers who Teach - Enhancing professional learning & employability through an effective community of practice Presentation	Rosalind Beaumont, Newcastle University Professor Robin Humphrey, Newcastle University
SISA7/B7	The UCC Odyssey Programme Presentation	Mary O'Regan, University College Cork

	Title of session	Presenters
SISB1	Experiences of Blended Learning Presentation	Craig Dooley, King's College London Donald Lush, King's College London
SISB2	The Post PhD-life: academic versus non-academic careers Presentation not available	Anneleen Mortier, Ghent University Professor Katia Levecque, Ghent University
SISB3	How can learned societies support researchers at different stages of their careers? Presentation	Dr Maria Fernandes, Microbiology Society
SISB4	Top Down, bottom up approach to Researcher development: A marriage of academic teaching and leadership capability Presentation	Dr Keely Bumsted O'Brien, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research
SISB5	Plugging the leaky pipeline: Women's experiences of postgraduate study Presentation	Dr Patricia Hamilton, University of Johannesburg
SISB6	New ways to train science communication skills Presentation	Dr Claudine Leysinger, University of Zurich