Liverpool Neuroscience Day 2022 – Event Survey

Thank you to everyone who participated, and attended, and supported Liverpool Neuroscience Day 2022.

This was the first ever conference for many of our ECRs, who had some very positive feedback – which is a great reflection on Liverpool’s neuroscience research community.

We’d like your views on the event – whether or not you attended – which will help inform future meetings. Please take 2 minutes to complete this very short survey:

Calling All ECRs!
You Can Still Register For The LabLife Conference:

Thursday 30th June @ 13:00 – 17:00
Virtual – Hello Bio
LabLife Conference

A new annual, virtual event inviting passionate life scientists from around the world to share their knowledge, insight, wisdom and experience of life inside and outside the lab. In a half-day schedule of expertly curated peer-to-peer talks and panel discussions, The Hello Bio LabLife Conference aims to support early-career life scientists to develop the lab and life skills you need to build a successful life science career.

What to expect

In a mix of TED-style talks and interactive panel discussions, the inaugural LabLife Conference will cover the following topics:

• Getting The Most from Your Mentors – Talk by Prof. Stuart Maudsley
• STEM Career Paths for Life Scientists – Talk by Dr Joanne Kamens
• Mental Health: Identifying & Overcoming Burnout –  Talk by Dr Olya Vvedenskaya
• Failure, Resiliency and Overcoming Imposter Syndrome – Talk by Dr Matthew Caley
• Writing Successful Funding Applications – Panel chaired by Jazmine Benjamin, with Dr Patrícia Maciel, Dr Enitome Bafor and Dr Bronwen Martin
• Writing, Publishing & Peer Reviewing Scientific Papers – Panel chaired by Dr James Quinn, with panellists Dr Matthew Lloyd and Dr Bronwen Martin

Please note that this is a fully virtual event and the entire conference will take place on hopin.

Also… look out for:

Upcoming Events via the British Neuroscience Association. – The BNA organises, or advertises a number of free & paid events every month, a number of which are virtual and open to all.

We’re also hoping to resume advertising seminars and events within Liverpool / the North West – so if you’re organising something that would be relevant to Liverpool Neuroscience Group members, please let us know.

Finally, we’re interested in your suggestions for developing the Liverpool Neuroscience Group, and invite suggestions for Special Interest Groups & Workshops. 
 

Anything we’ve missed?