breaking - surrey.ac.uk · 7.30pm bright club stand-up comedy performance wates house conference...

BreakingDOCTORAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE 2018

New Ground 3 - 4 JULY 2018

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

AN EXTRAORDINARY EVENT RIGHT ON YOUR DOORSTEP

DOCTORAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

OUR PARTNERS AND SUPPORTERS

CONFERENCE LOYALTY CARD

USING THIS BROCHURE

Turn the page to discover our exciting conference programme.

To view abstracts for all presentations, use our QR code or visit: surrey.ac.uk/doctoral-college/conference

See pages 12-15 for details of keynote speakers, workshops and social events...

We are delighted to welcome you to the University of Surrey Doctoral College Conference 2018 - the flagship event for the University's postgraduate and early career researchers.

This year's theme is Breaking New Ground, focusing on the ground-breaking research taking place at Surrey. We have an exciting programme of keynote speakers, who will talk about how they are breaking new ground in their respective fields. There are presentations and posters from PGRs and ECRs from all three faculties of the University, including premium presentations and posters from those researchers whose abstracts received the highest ratings.

We are delighted to welcome international participants from the Santander Universities Network. Thanks to the generous support of Santander, 15 PhD students have been selected to contribute to the conference. We would like to thank Santander for their support and welcome these students to Surrey.

We also have lots going on outside the lecture theatre. There are two workshops each day, and you can visit our research fair in the foyer. If you haven't signed up for the conference dinner, check at the registration desk for last minute availability. There is no need to book for our wine reception, plus you can cheer

on participants in our Elevator Pitch Competition. And you can join Yaron Shyldkrot for his unique theatre performance Keep in the Dark (see page 15).

Finally, we must thank the many individuals and organisations who have helped us to organise this conference. We are especially grateful to the Doctoral College team for their support, encouragement and funding. And, of course, we thank you for attending and showing your support for Surrey's research community. We hope you find the conference interesting, engaging and ground-breaking. Don’t forget to fill in a feedback form to let us know what you thought!

WelcomeTO THE DOCTORAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE 2018

3

CHAIR Marcela Moraes Mendes

VICE CHAIR & MARKETING LEAD Eleanor March

SECRETARY & FINANCE LEAD Yi Zheng

IT OFFICER Rolando Matos

ECR ENGAGEMENT OFFICER Geraint Rees

COMMUNICATIONS OFFICERS Andrea Marsella Davide Maselli

PROGRAMME OFFICERS Olga Frańczak Allin Groom Frances Sanders

LOGISTICS OFFICERS Michele De Leo Pol Massana Zapata

FINANCE OFFICERS Penny Franklin Khadidja Merakchi

WE ARE VERY GRATEFUL TO THE MANY INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS THAT HAVE SUPPORTED THE CONFERENCE, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING PARTNERS.

INSIDE YOUR DELEGATE PACK YOU WILL FIND YOUR CONFERENCE LOYALTY CARD.

Simply get your card stamped at each conference session you attend. Earn enough stamps and you will get a free I Surrey kit, featuring a tote bag, mug and pen!

To be eligible you must attend at least:

• 3 keynote speeches • 5 oral presentation sessions • 1 workshop

9.00am Registration Foyer

Tea and coffee served Rooms 3 & 4

10.00am Opening speech Room 1

Professor David SampsonVice-Provost, Research & Innovation, University of Surrey

10.20am Emeritus Professor keynote speech Room 1

DELIVERING HIGH QUALITY RESEARCH THROUGHOUT YOUR CAREER: PLANNING OR SERENDIPITY?

Professor Ian KitchenEmeritus Professor of Neuropharmacology, University of Surrey

11.00am Premium presentations Room 1

Monique Botha (FHMS) Understanding community connectedness as a form of resilience against minority stress and poor mental health in the autistic population

Eleanor March (FASS)Ground-breaking women: Suffragette prison narratives

Maximilian Rodger (FEPS)Data fusion of nearcontemporaneous SAR and AIS datasets from NovaSAR-S

11.50am Tea and coffee Rooms 3 & 4

Viewing of poster presentations during tea and coffee break

1.20pm Lunch Rooms 3 & 4

Viewing of poster presentations during lunch break

4.25pm Tea and coffee Rooms 3 & 4


4.50pm Keynote speech Room 1

THE RENAISSANCE IN PROSTHETICS AND ORTHOTICS

Sir Saeed Zahedi OBEChair of UK International Society of Prosthetics and Orthotics

Technical Director of Chas A Blatchford & Sons

12.10pm Presentations: Room 1 Presentations: Room 2

Caroline Maria Bezerra de Araujo (Federal University of Pernambuco)Systematic production of Graphene Oxide and its application for dye removal from a real textile wastewater sample

Olga Frańczak (FASS)Gender stereotyping represented in the work of the Council of Europe

Daniel Gardham (FEPS)Attribute-based signatures in vehicular networks

Sarah Golding (FHMS)Beliefs about antibiotic use in UK livestock: A comparison of veterinarians and farmers

Sarah Hack (FHMS)Decision making in educational assessment: How do examiners mark?

Camila Gomes Sant’Amma (University of Brasília)The blue green plan and its contribution to the city landscape design

Presentations: Room 1 Presentations: Room 2

Graziella Piga (FASS)The gender dimension of the European Union foreign and security policy in fragile countries

Ashveer Stott (FEPS)Supercapacitive energy storage for smart technology

2.10pm Workshop: Room 1 Workshop: Room 2

GIVING A TALK THE FUN WAY

Dr Caroline Shenton-TaylorBright Club

NETWORKING FOR RESEARCH

Richard MayburyInstitute of Directors


Fabio Fasoli (FHMS)Auditory gaydar: Detecting and being detected

James Edward Armstrong & Chelsea Dainton (FASS)Directed by the setting: A quantitative study into the person-environment relationships in music performance

Anastasia Loukianov (FEPS)Living the Good Life on Instagram

Mariana Dineva (FHMS)Dietary determinants of iodine status in pregnant women from three European birth cohorts

Rangsima Ninrat (FASS)Allusion by any translator, would it sound as sweet?: Translation of allusions in Thailand between 1960 and 2015

Mehmet Tas (FEPS)Carbon nanotube based microprobe design for testing smart microchips

Zi Yan (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)A tale of three countries: Changing gender values and eldercare responsibility in Asia

Thanakarn Bella Vongvisitsin (Hong Kong Polytechnic University)Developing thematic tourism routes through transnational cooperation: The case of IMT-GT liveable old towns

5.30pm Networking sessions: Rooms 3 & 4 Networking sessions: 66 MS 03

Networking wine reception Institute of Directors session

6.30pm Conference dinner Wates House

7.30pm Bright Club stand-up comedy performance Wates House

Conferenceprogramme

TUESDAY 3 JULY

4 5DOCTORAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE 2018 Keep in the Dark: Theatre performances running throughout the conference. For details see page 15.

NATHANIEL BINGHAM (FEPS) Biodegradable polymers for drug delivery

ROBERT DAVID JOHNSON (FHMS) Development and characterisation of an ex-vivo model of porcine myocardium for preclinical research

KATY KENNEDY (FHMS) The WalkJogSmile feel-good beginner running programme: A study of experiences of beginner running podcasts for optimising a new run-walking intervention for inactive people

MICHELLE MAN (FASS) Attenuating light and the choreographic

NADIA MOHAMMED (FHMS) Hospital sink microbiomes and their contribution to the spread of carbapenemase-producing members of the Enterobacteriaceae

PABLO PEREIRA DOEL (FASS) Persuasive environmental communications: A field experiment on hotel guest’s values, (in)convenience and behaviour

SUE RICHARDSON (FASS) Developing a pedagogic model to improve the study skills of level 4 students studying in Popular Music in Higher Education Institutes

ISMITA CHHETRI (FHMS) Micro RNAs (miRNAs) and signalling pathway response to repetitive occlusive stimulus (ROS) in healthy controls

KAREN COOK (FHMS) What about communication?

CHELSEA DAINTON (FHMS) How does the form of feedback influence the way we process the message? An EEG study

RANDUNU DEVAGE ISHARA GIHAN DHARMASENA (FEPS) Electricity generating smart garments

PENELOPE FRANKLIN (FHMS) Health and social care professionals’ experiences of connecting with parents and children during, and following, parental death: A qualitative review and thematic synthesis

JASON GEORGE (FHMS) Four-week multimodal prehabilitation before pancreatic resection: An interim analysis

YI GU (FASS) Feminist translation strategies in translating Chinese sci-fi into English: A corpus-based analysis of the award-winning translation The Three Body Problem

PANAGIOTA KONTARI (FHMS) Prediabetes, diabetes and depression as potential risk factors for dementia

GARDENE LEÃO (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF GOIÁS) The social representations of young people in Goiânia with respect to hegemonic media discourses

ZHENG LIANG (FEPS) Corporate environmental accounting frameworks

DANIEL MCDOWALL (FEPS) Engineering refinery residue-in-water emulsions for use as “pre-atomised” fuels

MARYAMOLSADAT MIRHADIZADEH (FEPS) Coordination variability in movements of the dominant and non-dominant sides of the upper extremity in performing activities of daily living (ADLs)

LUCIE OLLIS (FHMS) Investigating the association between stress and resilience in the workplace

LAURENCE REEVE (FHMS) The outcomes and experiences of social stigma in type 1 and type 2 diabetes

LEONARDO RIOS (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF GOIÁS) Relationships between adolescents’ motivations to change smoking behaviour, oral health, religiosity and sense of coherence: A theory-based cross-sectional study

ASHISH SHARMA (FEPS) Quantification and mitigation for air pollution exposure to in-pram babies

HANNA SKROBANSKI (FHMS) Understanding the role and training needs of primary care nurses regarding cancer early diagnosis: A systematic mixed studies review

CAMERON UNDERWOOD (FEPS) Computational modelling of next-generation perovskite solar cells

HUIRU WANG (FASS) Improving the enforcement of the judgments of the International Court of Justice

ZAO ZAO ZHANG (SHANGHAI JIAO TONG UNIVERSITY) Fairy tale of goddess: The representation of postmodern feminism in the new underground female films of China

HOUDA AL BALUSHI (FASS) The role of in-flight meal on satisfaction and re-booking intention: A study of Arabian Gulf full service carriers

THAIB ALHARETHI (FASS) Exploring the development of customer loyalty in the hotel industry: antecedents and consequences

INDRACHAPA BANDARA R M (FEPS) Low temperature perovskite solar cells

LAURA CARTER (FHMS) An online study investigating the role of emotional processing symptom perception in somatisation

PREMIUM POSTER PRESENTATIONS

POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Posterpresentations

TUESDAY 3 JULY

To view a full list of abstracts, use our QR code or visit:

surrey.ac.uk/ doctoral-college/ conference

6 7DOCTORAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE 2018

9.00am Registration Foyer

Tea and coffee served Rooms 3 & 4

10.00am Keynote speech Room 1

BREAKING NEW GROUND THROUGH INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH: CHALLENGES AND REWARDS

Dr Lucy BellLecturer in Spanish and Translation Studies, University of Surrey

11.40am Tea and coffee Rooms 3 & 4


3.20pm Elevator Pitch competition Rooms 1

Judged by Councillor Mike Parsons, Mayor of Guildford

4.30pm Tea and coffee Rooms 3 & 4


5.00pm Keynote speech Room 1

“THE WORLD IS FULL OF OBVIOUS THINGS WHICH NOBODY BY ANY CHANCE EVER OBSERVES”: REFLECTIONS ON THE SHERLOC PROJECT

Professor Sara FaithfullProfessor of Cancer Nursing Practice, University of Surrey

5.30pm Prize giving and closing remarks Room 1

Professor Chris FranceDirector of Doctoral College, University of Surrey

Marcela Moraes MendesChair of Doctoral College Conference Committee 2018, University of Surrey

1.10pm Lunch Rooms 3 & 4

Viewing of poster presentations during lunch break

10.35am Presentations: Room 1 Presentations: Room 2

Jaleh Delfani (FASS)Unofficial subtitling in Iran

Irene Cheng Chu Chan (Hong Kong Polytechnic University)Does one size fit all? Investigating the effect of personalized hotel websites

Jon Haycock (FHMS)Exploring the interferon system of Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) for controlling Elephant Endotheliotropic Herpesvirus infections

Tassya Putho (FASS)Mobility and lifestyle constellations of retired Thai-Americans

Mohammad Tipu Sultan (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)Social media in tourism: Consumers’ trust intention of destination choice

James Suckling (FEPS)The environmental impact of edible insects


Angela Andreatta (University Complutense of Madrid)Actors and dynamics in the Middle East regional changing order after the Arab Spring: The Iranian case (2011-2016)

Adrià Harillo Pla (University Complutense of Madrid)Institution, art and violence

Andrea Marsella (FEPS)Smart flooring for next generation indoor environments

David Reginald Lawrence (FASS)Reshaping guitar sheet music: Challenging two centuries of tradition

Zeeshan Qaiser (Shanghai Jiao Tong University - University of Michigan Joint Institute)Tunable stiffness robotic foot inspired by the human foot

Isaac Olaniyi Olawoore (FEPS)An overview of phase change materials in civil engineering

Saskia Wilson-Barnes (FHMS)The interrelationship between Vitamin D, physical performance and injury incidence in UK-dwelling university athletes: data from the D-BIICEP Study

Mine Sevinc (FASS)Shahrazad’s storytelling as postcolonial feminine writing

2.10pm Workshop: Room 1 Workshop: Room 2

MOVING AWAY FROM ACADEMIA?

Dr Hayley CordingleyEmployability and Careers Centre

MANAGING THE STRESS OF POSTGRADUATE STUDY AND RESEARCH

Chris WardCentre for Wellbeing

Conferenceprogramme

WEDNESDAY 4 JULY


Keep in the Dark: Theatre performances running throughout the conference. For details see page 15.

LARA BEATON (FEPS) Airflow in the leeward region of geometrically realistic model tall buildings

VICTORIA BENFORD (FHMS) The effect of an elite rugby union premiership match on in vivo immune response

MANUELA CIOCCA (FEPS) SIROH (sight restoration via organic and hybrid thin films)

PAOLA R.S. EIRAS (FASS) Cultural identity of Chinese students in a transnational university in China

JOHANNA E LISE G ROOTHUIZE N (FHMS) An in-depth exploratory study of values in adult nursing students, upon exposure to the clinical practice environment

YI ZHENG (FEPS) How gig economy is influencing social sustainability for ride-hailing drivers

SABRINA AHMED (FHMS) Insomnia in the Baependi Heart Study Cohort

ABDULLAH ALNABATI (FASS) Developing a model of crowd management based on group behaviour theory: The case of The Hajj

ISAAC AMPONG (FHMS) Methyl donor supplementation reverses effects of a low protein diet on fatty acid metabolism in mice

MAX ATTWOOD (FEPS) Tuning of spin crossover T1/2 in 2,6-bis(pyrazol-1-yl)pyridine Fe(II) complexes by peripheral amide-functionalisation

NAOMI BAKER (FEPS) Investigation of the effect of anthropogenic organic ligands on the retardation of anionic radionuclides by cement phases

PREMIUM POSTER PRESENTATIONS

POSTER PRESENTATIONS

ALINA BELOBORODOVA (NOVOSIBIRSK STATE UNIVERSITY) Polymorphism of furan/phenylene co-oligomers in constructing of light-emitting semiconducting materials

THOMAS DAVIES (FEPS) Platinum nanostructures with controllable properties for selective catalytic applications

MAFALDA DE ARRÁBIDA FARELO (FHMS) Sabotaging peroxisome abundance: How flaviviruses evade the innate immune response

MARIE-JOE DIB (FHMS) Effects of genetic variants associated with one-carbon metabolism on overall risk of ischaemic stroke and its subtypes using genome-wide data

PANAGIOTA AGNI DIKAIOU (FEPS) Understanding sustainable performance of Certified B corporations in the US

ADAM HARGREAVES (FHMS) Vascular modulation: Tumors versus tissues

MOHAMMED SANI ISYAKA (FEPS) Searching the African tropical rainforest for useful compounds: The chemistry of Congolese Croton mubango (Euphorbiaceae) Mull. Arg.

SARAH JOHNS (FHMS) Avian pathogenic and canine, and human uropathogenic Escherichia coli: Reservoirs of antimicrobial resistance

YOO RI KIM (FASS) The impact of spatial clustering on the labour productivity of hotels in the UK

SAMUEL KITE (FEPS) Effect of charge placement on fibre orientation, distortion and failure of a carbon fibre reinforced sheet moulding compound

OLIVIA LUIJNENBURG (FHMS) Spiritual diversity in residential care for older people

EFTYCHIA MARIA MAVROGIANNAKI (FEPS) Early stage development of a test for drug leads against Buruli Ulcer

YICUN MENG (SHANGHAI JIAO TONG UNIVERSITY) Inchworm-like intestinal robot

EMILY RASTRICK (FEPS) Effects of interaction between cementitious materials and groundwater

PAMELA ROBERTA DE OLIVEIRA (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF GOIÁS) The language of pain of Brazilian indigenous children

MARYAM THABIT (FHMS) Synergistic interactions between mixtures of quercetin, dihydrocaffeic acid and sulforaphane on the proliferation of human colorectal adenocarcinoma cells (Caco-2) and human primary colonic epithelial cells (HCEC)

FRANCISCO JAVIER TRINCADO MUNOZ (FASS) When do we learn? The importance of expertness and work team identification in teams with high and low levels of psychological safety

LOUISA ELIZABETH WALLACE (FHMS) Identification of dengue virus immunodeficiency pathway antagonists in Aedes aegypti cells

MADELINE R YOUNG (FASS) Mining sector corruption threatens sustainability

Posterpresentations

WEDNESDAY 4 JULY


To view a full list of abstracts, visit: surrey.ac.uk/doctoral-college/conference


DELIVERING HIGH QUALITY RESEARCH THROUGHOUT YOUR CAREER: PLANNING OR SERENDIPITY?

Professor Kitchen is Emeritus Professor of Neuropharmacology at Surrey and CEO of REF2020 Consulting, providing advice to Universities on research assessment. He has held research grants from major biomedical funders, including leading an €8.1m EC grant, supervised over 35 PhD students and published 250 research papers in leading journals, including Nature and Cell. He is an elected fellow of the BPS and the Royal Society of Biology and founding President of the European Opioid Conference. For six years he was Associate Dean for Research in FHMS and was a Sub-Panel member for two UK research assessment exercises (RAE2008 and REF2014).

BREAKING NEW GROUND THROUGH INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH: CHALLENGES AND REWARDS

Lucy Bell joined the University of Surrey in 2013 after completing an AHRC-funded PhD in Latin American Literary and Cultural Studies at the University of Cambridge. She specialises in Latin American Studies, cultural and political theory, environmental criticism and transnational social movement studies. She has published widely in top peer-reviewed journals ranging from Paragraph to Cultural Studies. She is currently leading an AHRC-funded project entitled Precarious Publishing in Latin America: Relations, Meaning and Community in Movement (October 2017 – January 2020). This collaborative, transnational and multi-disciplinary project takes a fresh look at editoriales cartoneras (waste-picking publishers) in Mexico and Brazil through new interdisciplinary methodologies.

THE RENAISSANCE IN PROSTHETICS AND ORTHOTICS

Sir Saeed Zahedi OBE is Technical Director of Chas A Blatchford & Sons, Chair of the UK International Society of Prosthetics and Orthotics, and a member of the protocol and scientific committee, representing the UK in ISO, CEN and IEC committees. In 2016, he and his team were the winners of the UK Engineering MacRobert Award and in 2017 he won the German Design Council and US Medical Design Excellence awards. He received the British Healthcare Trade Association Lifetime Achievement Award for nearly 40 years of service in prosthetics and orthotics. He is part of the US AOPA 2020 Medical Advisory Board and was awarded their life time achievement in 2017.

“THE WORLD IS FULL OF OBVIOUS THINGS WHICH NOBODY BY ANY CHANCE EVER OBSERVES”: REFLECTIONS ON THE SHERLOC PROJECT

Sara trained as a cancer nurse in 1986 at the Royal Marsden Hospital (UK) and has worked in clinical oncology since. She undertook her degree at Surrey after qualifying as a nurse and has always been passionate about combining the role of the nurse with that of a researcher. Sara was the recipient of the Smith and Nephew Nursing fellowship in 1991 and a CRUK Research Fellowship in 1994. She obtained her Ph.D. from the Institute of Cancer Research in 2000. She was President of the European Oncology Nursing Society and is a nominated fellow of European Cancer Scientists.

PROFESSOR IAN KITCHEN PHD FRSB FBPHSEMERITUS PROFESSOR OF NEUROPHARMACOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF SURREY CEO, REF2020 CONSULTING

DR LUCY BELL BA MA MPHIL PHDLECTURER IN SPANISH AND TRANSLATION STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF SURREY

SIR SAEED ZAHEDI OBE FRENG FIMECHE RDI PHDCHAIR OF UK INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF PROSTHETICS AND ORTHOTICS TECHNICAL DIRECTOR OF CHAS A BLATCHFORD & SONS

PROFESSOR SARA FAITHFULL PHD MSC BSC (HONS) RNPROFESSOR OF CANCER NURSING PRACTICE, UNIVERSITY OF SURREY AND VISITING FELLOW NPL

OurKeynote

SPEAKERS

your skills Social eventsDEVELOP

WORKSHOPSAND NETWORKING

RESEARCH FAIR

DEVELOP YOUR EXISTING SKILLS OR LEARN NEW ONES, WITH OUR PROGRAMME OF WORKSHOPS…

BEYOND THE LECTURE THEATRE, THERE ARE LOTS OF OPPORTUNITIES TO NETWORK WITH OTHER RESEARCHERS.


GIVING A TALK THE FUN WAY

3 July: 2.10pm, Room 1 Dr Caroline Shenton-Taylor, Bright Club

This interactive workshop considers tools and techniques for public speaking, including conference talks, outreach events, radio, and social media. It includes presentation styles, organisation of content, and tips for staying confident and relaxed when presenting.

NETWORKING WINE RECEPTION

3 July: 5.30pm, Rooms 3&4

Meet your fellow researchers and talk about your research at our networking wine reception. No booking required – just turn up!

CONFERENCE DINNER

3 July: 6.30pm, Wates House

Relax with your fellow conference delegates and enjoy good food and great entertainment, at our networking dinner. Featuring a stand-up comedy show by Bright Club – the organisation that turns academics into comedians!

Pre-booked attendees only – ask at the registration desk for last minute availability.

KEEP IN THE DARK

3 & 4 July: Ivy Arts Centre

Keep in the Dark is an evening of two performances held in complete darkness.

• Overcast is an intimate performance for four people at a time, that explores light, perception and mood when we can barely see.

• Certain Ways is a sonic journey performed in total darkness guided by robotic voices.

Devised by University of Surrey researcher Yaron Shyldkrot, the performances are the final showings resulting from his practice based PhD that explores uncertainty and performance in the dark.

Please be aware that both performances contain moments of total darkness.

Booking required. Sign up at the conference registration desk or visit: gsauk.org/events/keep-dark-overcast-and-certain-ways

NETWORKING FOR RESEARCH

3 July: 2.10pm, Room 2 Richard Maybury, Institute of Directors

Networking is essential to build your academic career, but it can also seem intimidating. In this workshop, the Institute of Directors share some of their top tips for successful networking in academia and beyond, with lots of practical advice to help you improve your networking skills.

SUMMER NETWORKING WITH THE INSTITUTE OF DIRECTORS

3 July: 5.30pm, 66 MS 03

Evening discussion session themed around The Future of Business – Researching Forward. Take part in directed networking with other researchers and guest IoD members from the local area. Pre-booked attendees only.

ELEVATOR PITCH COMPETITION

4 July: 3.20pm, Room 1

We’ve challenged 12 researchers to explain their research in the time it takes to get to the top of a building. They have 60 seconds to show how their research is breaking new ground. Come and cheer them on, plus vote for your favourite.

MANAGING THE STRESS OF POSTGRADUATE STUDY AND RESEARCH

4 July: 2.10pm, Room 2 Chris Ward, Centre for Wellbeing

Holding a postgraduate or early career research position involves balancing finances, workload, career, lifestyle and relationships. Sustaining this balance can be stressful, so it’s essential to effectively manage stress. This workshop considers how to meet that challenge positively.

MOVING AWAY FROM ACADEMIA?

4 July: 2.10pm, Room 1 Dr Hayley Cordingley, Employability and Careers Centre

With academic roles in high demand, many researchers are considering moving away from academia. This workshop explores the other career options available for postgraduate and early career researchers, and considers how you can repackage your skills to appeal to different employers.

3&4 July, AP Foyer

Exhibitors include: Additional Learning Support (ALS), Employability and Careers Centre, Global Graduate Award, Health and Safety, Knowledge Transfer Partnerships, Library Services, Research Integrity and Governance Office (RIGO), Researcher Development Programme, Strategic Research Themes, Surrey Research Staff Association and Surrey Undergraduate Research Journal (SURJ)

8413 -0218

facebook.com/universityofsurreytwitter: @uniofsurrey

youtube.com/universityofsurrey

UNIVERSITY OF SURREYGuildford, Surrey GU2 7XH, UK

surrey.ac.uk

Disclaimer

We’ve made all reasonable efforts to ensure that the information in this publication was correct at the time of going to print in June 2018, but we can’t accept any liability for any inaccuracies in the information published, and the information might change from time to time without notice.

For the latest and most up-to-date information, please visit our website at: surrey.ac.uk

breaking - surrey.ac.uk · 7.30pm bright club stand-up comedy performance wates house conference...

Documents