13:00 - 13:45This session is available to ACFs, CLs and CRTFs who want advice, a brief update or just a friendly confab about anything clinical academic training related!Online
23rd January 2025
09:30 - 13:00Our Core masterclass will broaden your understanding of public engagement. You will learn how to effectively plan, design and evaluate your own engagement activities to achieve your research impact goals and make a positive difference in society. You will discover the relevance of public engagement for different public audiences, stakeholders and funders. You will explore approaches to generate and assess high-quality engagement through practical activities, group discussions and review of case studies, inspiring you to get involved with engagement at Imperial College London and beyond.
27th January 2025
16:30 - 18:00This CATO workshop will highlight some opportunities for clinicians to develop industry links during their fellowships with some personal insights from individuals who have won such awards and an introduction to available schemes.Online via Zoom
30th January 2025
15:30 - 17:00Professor Marian Knight, Director of Programme Grants for Applied Research and Scientific Director for À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ Infrastructure will share the À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ’s vision and expectations for the next BRC call. The À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ Programme Grants for Applied Research (PGfAR) funds collaborative, multidisciplinary programmes of applied research to solve health and social care challenges.Lecture Theatre II, Wolfson Education Centre
Hammersmith Campus
5th February 2025
Women's Health Research Centre Open Day10:00 - 16:00The aim of the open day is to raise awareness amongst Trust obstetric staff of the research studies being held at QCCH/St Mary's. These studies range from pre-conception through to menopause as well as newborns. They are a mix of College and Trust sponsored studies.Duke of Sussex Boardroom
Queen Charlotte & Chelsea Hospital
26th February 2025
10:00 - 12:00This session, run by the PERC and co-facilitated with a public contributor, will provide a basic introduction to public involvement in research in the context of health research. You will be introduced to the differences between co-production, public involvement, public engagement, and participation and set public involvement in the wider research context.Hammersmith Campus
4th March 2025
13:00 - 14:30Join us to receive insights from clinicians who have completed their PhDs in the last few years and are pursuing successful postdoctoral research careers, connect with other clinical PhD fellows, and learn strategies to overcome challenges and avoid common pitfalls. Topics to be covered will include writing up, preparing for your viva, publishing papers and next career steps.Seminar Room 1&2, The Wolfson Education Centre, Imperial College Hammersmith Hospital Campus,
Du Cane Road, London W12 0NN
27th March 2025
13:00 - 16:30Our Core masterclass will broaden your understanding of public engagement. You will learn how to effectively plan, design and evaluate your own engagement activities to achieve your research impact goals and make a positive difference in society. You will discover the relevance of public engagement for different public audiences, stakeholders and funders. You will explore approaches to generate and assess high-quality engagement through practical activities, group discussions and review of case studies, inspiring you to get involved with engagement at Imperial College London and beyond.
30th April 2025
10:00 - 12:00This session, run by the PERC and co-facilitated with a public contributor, will provide a basic introduction to public involvement in research in the context of health research. You will be introduced to the differences between co-production, public involvement, public engagement, and participation and set public involvement in the wider research context.Hammersmith Campus
14th May 2025
09:30 - 13:00Our Core masterclass will broaden your understanding of public engagement. You will learn how to effectively plan, design and evaluate your own engagement activities to achieve your research impact goals and make a positive difference in society. You will discover the relevance of public engagement for different public audiences, stakeholders and funders. You will explore approaches to generate and assess high-quality engagement through practical activities, group discussions and review of case studies, inspiring you to get involved with engagement at Imperial College London and beyond.
This session is available to ACFs, CLs and CRTFs who want advice, a brief update or just a friendly confab about anything clinical academic training related!
Online
Our Core masterclass will broaden your understanding of public engagement. You will learn how to effectively plan, design and evaluate your own engagement activities to achieve your research impact goals and make a positive difference in society. You will discover the relevance of public engagement for different public audiences, stakeholders and funders. You will explore approaches to generate and assess high-quality engagement through practical activities, group discussions and review of case studies, inspiring you to get involved with engagement at Imperial College London and beyond.
This CATO workshop will highlight some opportunities for clinicians to develop industry links during their fellowships with some personal insights from individuals who have won such awards and an introduction to available schemes.
Online via Zoom
Professor Marian Knight, Director of Programme Grants for Applied Research and Scientific Director for À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ Infrastructure will share the À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ’s vision and expectations for the next BRC call. The À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ Programme Grants for Applied Research (PGfAR) funds collaborative, multidisciplinary programmes of applied research to solve health and social care challenges.
Lecture Theatre II, Wolfson Education Centre
The aim of the open day is to raise awareness amongst Trust obstetric staff of the research studies being held at QCCH/St Mary's. These studies range from pre-conception through to menopause as well as newborns. They are a mix of College and Trust sponsored studies.
Duke of Sussex Boardroom
This session, run by the PERC and co-facilitated with a public contributor, will provide a basic introduction to public involvement in research in the context of health research. You will be introduced to the differences between co-production, public involvement, public engagement, and participation and set public involvement in the wider research context.
Hammersmith Campus
