UKICRS Symposium 2019 • 3–4 June • Liverpool John Moores University
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The 2019 UKICRS Symposium & Industrial Workshop will be held in the School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences at the Liverpool John Moore University. Dates are confirmed as 3–4 June 2019. We'll be posting further details and updates on the Symposium webpage, also accessible via the 'Events' menu at the top of this page.
INVITED SPEAKERS CONFIRMED! Dr. Justin Hanes (Johns Hopkins University, USA) / Monday 3rd June Prof. Kostas Kostarelos (University of Manchester, UK) / Tuesday 4th June Dr. Chris Thomas (Cardiff University, UK) / Monday 3rd June Dr. Bianca Price (University of Manchester, UK) / Monday 3rd June Prof. Andrew Owen (University of Liverpool, UK) / Tuesday 4th June |
Calling all PhD students and postdocs ...
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You know how talent shows are all the rage these days? Well, UKICRS is unashamedly jumping on that well-travelled bandwagon with a super glitzy new competition for 2019 – 'UKICRS Got Talent'! It's really simple – get your creative juices flowing by creating a short (< 3 min) video or audio piece to communicate any aspect of your research topic to your adoring fans. You can use any artistic medium you prefer (short talk, dance, song, rap, spoken-word poetry, limerick, vlog, mime, etc.). Video and audio files must be submitted online here. Deadline for submission is 20th May 2019. Three prize winners will be selected by the committee based on creativity and effectiveness of communication. Each prize winner will receive £100. Winners will be announced at the UKICRS Symposium in Liverpool and via email. Selected entries will be posted to the UKICRS website. Smartphones at the ready, please. Download the flyer here.
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Un boleto para el CRS por favor
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Do you like sun, sea and science?...who doesn't! The UKICRS is offering travel awards of £500 to help you get to the CRS Annual Meeting & Exposition in Valencia, Spain (21–24 July 2016). To enter this competition we want to know the serious stuff (why your attendance at the meeting will be valuable to you and what your academic supervisor thinks) but we also want to give you the chance to unleash your creative side...and so start thinking in rhyming couplets because we want you to compose a CRS conference themed Limerick. Full details of eligibility criteria and how to enter the competition are available here.
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Prize Winners for 2018 UKICRS Essay Competition
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Congratulations to Darragh Kennedy and Steven Gibney, each winning £100 for their submissions to the 2018 UKICRS Essay Competition. You can download their prize-winning essay at the links provided below.
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