Upcoming Events
This page contains a brief overview of upcoming seminars, guest lectures and colloquia that are either relevant to my PhD or of general interest.
You can expect to find me at most, if not all, of the events listed below. This has more to do with the free tea & biscuits than my dedication to my subject.
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Where: Physics concourse
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Where: PS0.17
The session will provide a short overview of the 2024 MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships (PF) call. It will highlight the benefits the scheme brings to the supervisor and department. It will also cover eligibility conditions and funding, as well as giving a few tips and tricks for a successful application. There will be an opportunity to ask questions.
The MSCA PF call supports early career researchers with no more than eight years of full time equivalent research experience from the completion of their PhD, in all subject areas from fundamental basic research through to near market activities. The involvement of the non-academic sector is highly encouraged.
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Where: Online (Teams)
The information session is taking place online (Teams) on Thursday 16 May between 2-3pm. The session is organised and run by the University of Warwick Research and Impact Services (R&IS) and will give an overview on the call, including scope, eligibility, costings, how to apply, evaluation and the support available at the University of Warwick for applicants.
We are also joined by award-holder Remzi Becer from the Department of Chemistry who will provide a personal perspective on applying for and securing two MSCA Doctoral Network awards, including any recommendations for prospective applicants. There will then be an opportunity to ask questions about the call and on applying to this.
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Where: Online (Teams)
Catherine Holt UK National Contact Point for Space under Horizon Europe will give an overview of the opportunities available for space related research and innovation activities under Horizon Europe. She will also give a few hints about the upcoming 2025 call topics which have yet to be published. There will be an opportunity to ask questions.
James S.
Richardson-Bullock
