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Tuesday, October 31
Postdoctoral Post in Maths/Biology - Portugal
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Dr Gail Whiting
on Tue 31 Oct 2006 10:00 GMT
Marie Curie program to develop mathematical models for infectious diseases with the ultimate goal of informing vaccine development and public health. more »
Wednesday, October 25
Intellectual Property
by
sharac
on Wed 25 Oct 2006 11:00 BST
This course is ideal for scientists at all levels who need to understand intellectual property issues and how to use the law to protect their research, discoveries, designs and inventions. A top city lawyer who specialises in intellectual property will give a practical guide to intellectual property in relation to scientists. more »
Tuesday, October 24
The Feminist & Women’s Studies Association are looking for students wanting to run seminars
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sharac
on Tue 24 Oct 2006 13:00 BST
The FWSA will provide a float of up to £250 for successful proposals, as well as offering support and advice from the organisers of previous seminars. Details of how to apply, and of previous seminars, can be found on the FWSA website more »
Assertiveness
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sharac
on Tue 24 Oct 2006 11:34 BST
This course teaches participants how to be assertive without being rude or arrogant. The theory of assertiveness is underlined by a series of exercises and role plays in which people learn the techniques required to be assertive. Participants are encouraged to share specific situations they find difficult and simulate acceptable solutions through role play. more »
Monday, October 23
Proteomics: Challenges and Emerging Technologies:
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Dr Claire Morgan
on Mon 23 Oct 2006 13:21 BST
Dr Robin Wait (Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology, London, UK) chaired this highly informative Euroscicon (www.euroscicon.com) event held on Sept 29th 2006. Professor David O’Connor (Centre for Proteomic Research, Southampton, UK) described some new methods that are being developed to capture more of the proteome including the use of NanoMate technology, enhanced desorption/ ionisation on silicon (DIOS) MS, novel peptide/ protein capture surfaces and the Protein Expression System developed in collaboration with Waters. more »
Friday, October 20
FREE GENDER & AGE DISCRIMINATION WORKSHOPS
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sharac
on Fri 20 Oct 2006 13:01 BST
Liverpool John Moores University in conjunction with ESF Objective 3 are offering FREE one day seminars/workshops for women across the UK. The workshops will cover issues of Gender Discrimination & Ageist Perceptions and are designed to raise awareness and aspirations of women from all backgrounds, in management or supervisory roles, HR, Trade unionists, employed or unemployed or in part time education, or community and voluntary groups. (the training is not available for public sector employees e.g. local council employees). more »
Friday, October 13
Friday, October 6
Raising the Profile of Women in SET
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sharac
on Fri 06 Oct 2006 14:00 BST
The UKRC is hosting a series of events around the country showcasing their work to raise the profile of women in SET and how they are working with public bodies to increase the number of women on SET boards and committees. more »
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