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ICM Research in Progress seminars are held on a weekly basis from October until May with short\u00a0breaks during\u00a0Christmas and Easter holidays.\u00a0Every Wednesday between 1-2 pm,\u00a0you can find us\u00a0in Dental Lecture Theatre F.<\/p>\nICM Research in Progress seminars are held on a weekly basis from October until May with short\u00a0breaks during\u00a0Christmas and Easter holidays.\u00a0Every Wednesday between 1-2 pm,\u00a0you can find us\u00a0in Dental Lecture Theatre F.<\/p>\n
We’d like to make a call\u00a0for everyone\u00a0to attend these seminars as much as possible as they are\u00a0an excellent opportunity for all students and postdoctoral researchers to present and discuss their work.<\/p>\n
In fact, as a\u00a0postgraduate research student you’re required to participate (= present and\/or chair) at least twice\u00a0during your\u00a0time at the ICM. This is usually in your second and third year although the timeline can be different for MPhil and MD students. In addition,\u00a0you’re also expected to attend at least 10 seminars\/academic year.\u00a0This means\u00a0attendance at the seminars is monitored and your presence at the seminars will show in your ePortfolio records.<\/p>\n
You can have a look at the programme here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" ICM Research in Progress seminars are held on a weekly basis from October until May with short\u00a0breaks during\u00a0Christmas and Easter holidays.\u00a0Every Wednesday between 1-2 pm,\u00a0you can find us\u00a0in Dental Lecture Theatre F. We’d like to make a call\u00a0for everyone\u00a0to attend … Continue reading