Research Leadership Seminar
12:00pm - 1:00pm /
Wednesday 1st February 2017
/ Venue: G-Flex Central Teaching Hub
Type: Seminar /
Category: Research
- Nathan Yearsley
- Suitable for: The seminar is aimed at all researchers in particular Early Career Researchers (both academic and post-doctoral).
- Admission: Free but register to attend by emailing nathany@liverpool.ac.uk
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We are pleased to invite you to a seminar on Research Leadership presented by Professor Andy Cooper, Director of the Materials Innovation Factory.
Building an independent research career can seem daunting, let alone becoming a ‘research leader’, and there is no guidebook for doing this. This seminar will cover some basic strategies for succeeding in research with a particular focus on advice for Early Career Researchers. Topics covered will include choice of research area, strategies for raising funds, building a research team, and successful models for collaboration.
Building an independent research career can seem daunting, let alone becoming a ‘research leader’, and there is no guidebook for doing this. This seminar will cover some basic strategies for succeeding in research with a particular focus on advice for Early Career Researchers. Topics covered will include choice of research area, strategies for raising funds, building a research team, and successful models for collaboration.