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Rescheduling the UKICRS Annual Meeting ...

15/5/2020

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As many of you will know, the annual symposium is the highlight of the UKICRS year. Of course, the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown has thwarted our best laid plans to host the Symposium in Manchester early June 2020. We'd love to hear from UKICRS members on their preferences for a rescheduled Symposium. Do we simply postpone until June 2021 ... or do we try to squeeze in a meeting for late 2020 or early 2021? Also, how would you feel about a virtual meeting in the interim ... perhaps an opportunity for student members to give online research presentations using Zoom? We're all ears! Let us know by completing a very short online poll.
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Surviving lockdown ...

14/5/2020

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For many of us, laboratories have closed and our research projects have come to a grinding halt ☹️. Of course, if we're honest, lockdown has also brought a raft of new opportunities 🙂 ... growing our hair out like a 1970s hippy, endless online conference calls, learning to use hair clippers, wearing shorts/pyjamas all day long, round-the-clock Amazon shopping, and perfecting the art of looking relaxed and nonchalant in a queue outside Tescos. But let it be known – there's only so much Netflix and Joe Wicks one can endure. Use the comments feature below to share with us how you've been surviving lockdown.
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DDTR Inspirational Notes

14/5/2020

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EDITORS
  • Richard Korsmeyer, Korsmeyer Consulting, LLC, US, richard.korsmeyer@gmail.com
  • Cornell Stamoran, Catalent Pharma Solutions, US, Cornell.Stamoran@catalent.com
  • Mark Prausnitz, Georgia Institute of Technology, US, eprausnitz@gatech.edu
  • Twan Lammers, RWTH Aachen, Germany, t.lammers@uu.nl; tlammers@ukaachen.de
 
CONCEPT
Inspirational Notes are short articles intended to review the history and current status of a scientific concept, a technology or a product, in an easy language, oriented to a generic health scientific community.

 GUIDELINES
  • Submissions will be solicited by DDTR Editors and they will be signed by no more than 4 authors. Ideally, but not necessarily, the authors would have been involved in the development or application of the concept, technology or product. In the case of products and technologies it would be desirable that the articles are authored by at least one person from industry.
  • Submissions will not follow the peer-reviewing process of regular scientific and review manuscripts, however, they will be revised by a minimum of two DDTR Inspirational Notes editors or other DDTR editors.
 
INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS
  • The article must contain less than 2,000 words (excluding references) and may include up to 3 Figures and a maximum number of 50 references.
  • The article should include a 150-word abstract, 3–5 bullet points highlighting specific points and a final conclusion section.
  • The main body of the article is free style. It should also include up to 5 keywords.
  • Authors must submit a brief biography (less than 70 words) and a good-quality photo.

 DISSEMINATION
The articles will be promoted using Springer Nature SharedIt tool. SharedIt provides links to view-only, full-text subscription research articles that can be posted anywhere - including on social media platforms, author websites, and in institutional repositories. The articles will also be free access for two months. In addition, they will be highlighted/featured in the Springer and CRS Webs. All of them will also be disseminated by DDTR Media tools.
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