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Workshop recordings and slides from Vitae Connections Week 2020

Use the links below to access the recordings and slides from our Connections week 2020 live workshop sessions

Coming soon .... a searchable document to browse the topics and presenters.

Workshop session A

A1: Concordats, Commitments and Culture: The Researcher Development Concordat and Technician Commitment at UKRI

A2: session cancelled

A3: Putting the development back in Researcher Development

Workshop session B

B1: The Research Institute Technician Group – A forum for collaboration, recognition and developing technical researchers at Research Institutes

B2: Co-creation partnerships as a means for developing agency and inclusion in HE: Insights from a partnership establish between PhD students and staff at Queen’s University Belfast

B3: What is researcher mentoring, and how do I get started?

B4: The Virtual Peer Support Community: how Covid-19 has helped enhance our global communities of peer support

Workshop session C

C1: A theory of not quite everything? Using the Theory of Change as an evaluation tool in your institutions

C2: Prosper: co-creating innovative postdoc career development with employers and PIs

C3: TIPS for an engaging career development programme for researchers

C4: Wellcome Café on Research Culture: Reimaging the way research works

Workshop session D

D1: Exploring the working experiences of researchers through CEDARS

D2: How do we help people who are graduating into a pandemic?

D3: Capacity Building for Interdisciplinary Research in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences: What can Universities Do?

D4: Win, win, win – the benefits (and challenges) of PhD placements for key stakeholders

Workshop session E

E1: (ED)I Won’t Wait: A Research Culture Cabaret

E2: ‘Invisible’ careers support: working better together to help researchers help themselves

E3: Enterprise & Impact through Industry Engagement – Ongoing Training & Research Project

E4: Enabling connections and shared learning in a remote world through Communities of Practice

Workshop session F

F1: Being a researcher developer

F2: Roundtable: Invisible support: what do researchers think of the careers support available to them

F3: From Shakespeare to spinout: making an enterprise of your idea and supporting researchers with theirs

F4: Rethinking training and development in an online context

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Vitae Connections Week 2020

When	Sep 14, 2020 09:00 AM to Sep 17, 2020 04:00 PM (Europe/London / UTC100)
Where	Online
Organiser	Vitae
Contact	Katie Wheat
Contact Phone	01223 460277
Audience	policy makers, research funders, senior staff, senior research managers, staff supporting researchers, practitioners, budget holders, trainers, career specialists, supervisors, principal investigators, international support and services staff and researchers
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Confirmed speakers

Minister Amanda Solloway MP, Minister for Science, Research and Innovation, Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
Professor Dame Ottoline Leyser, CEO, UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)
Professor Al McEwan, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Research Training), University of Queensland
Dr Rajesh Tandon, Founder-President, Society for Participatory Research in Asia (PRIA)
Drs Astrid Wissenburg, CRAC Trustee and Director of Research, University of Exeter
Dr José Jackson-Malete, Co-Director, Alliance for African Partnerships
Dr Cláudia Sarrico, Higher Education Lead Analyst, The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Dr Kay Guccione, Senior Lecturer in Academic Development, Glasgow Caledonian University
Dr Tina Ramkalawan, Director, Graduate School, Brunel University London
Dr Annette Bramley, Director, N8 Research Partnership
Dr Nicola Byrom, Network Leader (PI), The Student Mental Health Research Network (SMaRteN)
Dr Verity Elston, Head of Career Advice for Doctoral Candidates and Postdocs, University of Lausanne
Ger Lardner, Career and Skills Consultant for Graduate Research Students, University College Dublin
Dr Michael Sulu, Senior Teaching Fellow, University College London (UCL)
Dr Gabby Silberman, CRAC Trustee and Director General, Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology (BIST)
Prof David Bogle, CRAC Trustee and Pro-Vice-Provost of University College London (UCL) Doctoral School
Dr Ben Bleasdale, Senior Policy & Advocacy Adviser, Wellcome Trust
Dr Tanya Neve-Seyfarth, University of Zurich
Dr David Moher, Senior Scientist - Clinical Epidemiology Program and Director - Centre for Journology, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute
Dr Katie Perry, Chief Executive, Daphne Jackson Trust
Sue Fleet, CRAC Trustee
Jan Juillerat, CRAC Trustee and Vice Chair of Cardiff University Council