Events
Characterising brain network dynamics in rest and task
Seminar given by Prof Diego Vidaurre of Oxford University. Title: Characterising brain network dynamics in rest and task. Hosted by Prof Sarah...
BRCA1 and BRCA2 protect transcriptional response to oestrogens from abortive catalysis by Topoisomerase II
BRCA1 and BRCA2 protect transcriptional response to oestrogens from abortive catalysis by Topoisomerase II
Using reference management tools - Endnote
For Doctoral researchers in the early stages from all disciplines. Research staff are also welcome to book a place to attend this workshop.
(Trans)Forming C-N Bonds with Copper Catalysis
Seminar given by Dr Silvia Diez-Gonzalez of the Faculty of Natural Sciences, Department of Chemistry, Imperial College London.
Master Your Workload
Competing priorities, tight timeframes, and a sense of feeling overwhelmed are common in research roles.
Introduction to REF2021
In this session, Dr Dominic Dean, REF Academic & Operational Manager for the University of Sussex will explain the background and structure to REF2021
Presentation skills for doctoral researchers
Covering elements of presenting such as structure, pace, body language and preparation.
Using reference management tools - Zotero
For Doctoral researchers in the early stages from all disciplines. Research staff are also welcome to book a place to attend this workshop.
A meeting on Animal Lateralization and Cognition to Celebrate the Life and Science of Richard Andrew
Richard Andrew worked at the University of Sussex from 1965 to 2018 on animal communication, memory formation, and cerebral lateralization.
Planning, structuring and writing your thesis (in life and medical sciences)
For doctoral researchers in the early-mid stages from any life or medical science discipline.