Concordat consultation events
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In parallel with the online consultation to inform the revision of the Concordat to Support the Career Development of Researchers, a series of small half-day sector consultation events are now open for registration. The free events present a prime opportunity to discuss the review recommendations in further detail and feed into the consultation analysis.
The events are open to all who support researchers in the UK, including researchers, researcher developers, principal investigators, pro-vice chancellors, funders and other stakeholders, and are being held in Bristol, London and Edinburgh during December.
An additional specific researcher event in partnership with UKRSA is being held, hosted by the University of Oxford.
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#Vitaechat: Open Research - What researchers need to know Thursday 29 November
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Our next #Vitaechat will unravel and discuss the many questions surrounding the largely untrodden path of open research. Find out:
- What open research means and why it is important?
- What are the benefits and challenges of open research?
- How can researchers start using open research practices?
- How can open research help a researcher’s career?
Join us on 29 november between 12-1pm UK time to discover what open research really means. All you need to join the conversation is a Twitter account.
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Meet our panel of experts:
- Dr Brian Cahill, Research Programme Manager, University of Edinburgh
- Dr Emma Anne Harris, Project Manager, Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine in the Helmholtz Association
- Leila Jones, Head of Journals Editorial Development, Taylor & Francis Group
- Dr Beth Montague-Hellen, Senior Research Librarian (RDM), University of Nottingham
- Gareth O'Neill, President, European Council of Doctoral Candidates and Junior Researchers
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Member Webinar: Getting the most out of your institution’s Vitae Membership - Friday 23 November 2018
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Get the most from Vitae membership by joining our free member webinar. This webinar is aimed at researcher developers and especially those new to Vitae membership.
You will be introduced to a wealth of resources, along with information about collaborative activities happening throughout the year and there will also be the opportunity for questions and discussions.
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