The purpose is to encourage long stays (one to two month(s)) in one of the mathematics laboratories of the Paris-Saclay great campus (see list) creating a pool of potential candidates for a future postdoctoral application. Besides information about the stay (length, location, cost, amount of the requested contribution), the file shall contain a favorable opinion of the PhD supervisor, an invitation letter with agreement of the host research unit director as well as a motivated scientific program. Maximum amount of the contribution: 2300 €.

Showcasing and celebrating research at Warwick

Research students make a vital contribution to the university. Innovative, interdisciplinary and path-breaking, the work being done by our PGRs is outstanding. But PGRs aren't just valued for their research. As tutors, they make a key contribution to teaching and learning. Many of the university's key international partnerships are underpinned by joint PhD programmes, which means our PGRs are important ambassadors for Warwick. And of course, PGRs are valued colleagues and members of the university community. It is for all these reasons that we want to celebrate you all and the work you do.

Get together with other PGRs at Warwick over light lunch and refreshments.

Showcase your research at the upcoming Festival of Postgraduate Research!
You can do so in a 3-minute talkLink opens in a new window or in a range of other formatsLink opens in a new window. There will be prizes!

The Alan Turing Institute is hosting its 2nd annual CDT Conference, on Tuesday 14 and Wednesday 15 November 2023 in Edgbaston, Birmingham.

The event is targeted at current PhD students enrolled with Centres for Doctoral Training (CDTs) and aims to:

• establish new and enhance existing student-student connections across the CDT landscape
• expose attendees to topics and people to support career development
• improve awareness of diversity and representation challenges across AI and data science