The Proteostasis UK ECR seminar series is a monthly event where members of the network can share their research with a wider audience. This is open to any ECR that is a member of the network and features two speakers in an hour-long session, these will generally include a balance of new researchers such as PhD students, and more established researchers working in the field of proteostasis.
We are in the process of arranging the schedule at the moment. If you are interested in speaking, please fill in this short form here and we'll get back to you shortly.
When will the seminars be?
We hold the ECR seminars every month on the last Tuesday of every month via Teams
How long will the talks be?
Each meeting will have two 20-minute talks with a five-minute question session after.
What do you mean by an ECR?
These seminars are intended for early career researchers (ECRs) ranging from PhD students to early-stage group leaders (within the first five years).
How do I access the meetings?
Registration will be available a month before each meeting. Reminders for each session will be sent out a week before the meeting with a reminder the day before the meeting.
I don’t have much data, can I still present?
If you have something you want to talk about and few datapoints to back it up, then please sign up. This is an accessible series for early career researchers to talk about their research and receive input from other’s working in the field so feedback on incomplete or non-publication ready research can be a useful tool. If you are unsure, please talk to a supervisor or colleague, or contact us at proteostasisuk@babraham.ac.uk.
Will the meetings be recorded?
We would like to record the meetings and share them on the website. However, we understand that not everyone may be comfortable being recorded, and that’s absolutely fine. If you would prefer for your talk not to be recorded or shared, please let us know in advance and we will make sure this is respected.