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We were delighted to welcome around 400 participants, the largest number yet, including researcher development practitioners, trainers, career specialists, heads of graduate schools, pro-vice chancellors, funders, research managers and other professionals from the UK and abroad to our annual Vitae Researcher Development International Conference, which took place in Manchester, between 12 and 13 September 2016. The Conference addressed the strategic and practical implications of policy developments, institutional capacity and best practice to support the careers of researchers...

These are the speakers presenting at the networking seminar, 26 April, Coventry University.

Two new Vitae events will take place in June. Join us to discuss researcher careers.

We are delighted to announce a new publication in the Vitae Library of Resources.

We would like to congratulate universities which have been shortlisted in the Vitae-sponsored category for Outstanding Support for Early Career Researchers.

Researchers are becoming increasingly more ‘open’ in their research, through open access publication, open data, and their social media presence. What is the impact on the professional development of researchers as they navigate the open research environment? How do these changing expectations impact the role of researcher developers?

Recent articles on the Vitae Member Community

Vitae has developed a range of new resources to support those who manage and mentor researchers as part of their role.