The Community Insights Network is a forum for peer support and learning for community researchers and organisations supporting community research in Tower Hamlet. Hear from guest speakers, meet and network with community researchers and organisations working with community researchers.
Bromley by Bow Centre Saint Leonard’s Street London E3 3BT
Proposals for grants of £25,000 – £3 million Applications deadline: 11 September 2018 Decision by early December 2018 More information
Thursday 28 June 2018, 10.30am – 6.15pm
Senate House
Run by the School of Advanced Study
£20 to attend | £10 students/unwaged
Suitable for Being Human Festival organisers and others interested in public engagement in the humanities.
The Wolfson Foundation is a charity awarding grants to support and promote excellence in the following four fields: Science & Medicine; Arts & Humanities; Education; Health & Disability.
Stage 1 applications for Autumn funding: deadline 1 July
Share your inspiring images and stories of public engagement with the National Coordinating Centre for Public Engagement (NCCPE).
Their Images of Public Engagement 2018 competition is now open for entries!
The presentation skills of Birkbeck’s PhD students were highlighted at the annual Three Minute Thesis competition, which celebrated some of the exciting research being conducted at the College.
Opportunity for academics to collaborate with documentary filmmakers on a research story. Open to all disciples. The launch event to meet partners is 7th June.
Apply by Wednesday 23rd May
Free day-long workshop for PhD/post-docs from STEM or social science subjects. Discuss interacting with media, science journalists, policy makers and working with the public.
Friday 15th June, University of Warwick.
Applications are open for this scientific and philosophical investigation into the fundamental nature of reality and dark matter.
Watch Birkbeck PhD students share their research in a short, accessible, inspiring way! This free, fun event is a great way to support our peers and find out more about research across the College.
18.30, Wednesday 23rd May, Clore Lecture Theatre