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Author: ncuthber

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22nd September 202224th May 2023 ncuthber

What support is available from IAD, as we celebrate #NPAW2022

8th September 202224th May 2023 ncuthber

Supporting Concordat Events and Practice Sharing

15th August 202223rd October 2023 ncuthber

Introducing the Research Careers Tool

12th August 202223rd October 2023 ncuthber

The UK Young Academy launches – call for membership

31st May 202224th May 2023 ncuthber

10 Days Professional Development

26th April 202224th May 2023 ncuthber

Annual Concordat Reporting – April 2022

7th April 202224th May 2023 ncuthber

The Research Staff Hub – ‘Resources for Managers’

4th March 202224th May 2023 ncuthber

Developing your Leadership as a Researcher

21st December 202124th May 2023 ncuthber

We’ve been busy!

16th November 202123rd October 2023 ncuthber

Writing Research Proposals

2nd November 202123rd October 2023 ncuthber

Who’s afraid of the big blank page?

27th October 202124th May 2023 ncuthber

Concordat Action Plan – Mid Point Review

1st September 202124th May 2023 ncuthber

Reflecting on Academic Year 2020/21 and planning for 2021/22

16th August 202124th May 2023 ncuthber

Career Conversations with your PI

10th August 202124th May 2023 ncuthber

Networking

30th June 2021 ncuthber

Preparing for Career Direction Appointments

17th May 202117th May 2021 ncuthber

Preparing for a 1:1 Career Development Consultation

12th May 202124th May 2023 ncuthber

Why leaving academia is OK!

31st March 202122nd February 2024 ncuthber

“It’s Time to Build a Better Research Culture – One That is Creative, Inclusive and Honest”

22nd March 202124th May 2023 ncuthber

The Importance of Career Planning

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