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23rd October 202323rd October 2023 ncuthber

Guest Blog: Deep-Dive into Digital Research – Our programme for 2023/2024 

25th September 202323rd January 2024 Darcey Gillie

Diverse Career Paths: Academic Adjacent Careers

8th September 20237th November 2023 ncuthber

Postdoc Appreciation Week 2023: UoE Programme of Events

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4th September 202330th August 2023 Darcey Gillie

The easiest ways to manage your career

4th September 20234th September 2023 ncuthber

New Academic Year = New Research Staff Programme

11th July 202320th February 2024 ncuthber

#Researcher Realities: Inspiration & Future Directions

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29th May 2023 ehennige

Top Tips for Interview Preparation

21st April 202324th May 2023 ehennige

New Careers Resource!

18th April 202324th May 2023 ncuthber

Supporting our Networks and Communities

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23rd March 202323rd March 2023 ewoollen

Interdisciplinary research needs porosity

13th February 202324th May 2023 ncuthber

Identifying Strategies to Build your Research Profile

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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

4th July 202223rd October 2023 cmenard

What’s in a name or why terms like “ECR” can be alienating

21st December 202124th May 2023 ncuthber

We’ve been busy!

1st September 202022nd February 2024 sshinto2

Research Staff Support Academic Year 2020/21 

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