Newcastle University Hatton Gallery | **Open Exhibition Call** | Closing date No.1: 5pm Fri Dec 14th 2018

Newcastle University’s Institute for Creative Arts Practice, in partnership with Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums, invite proposals from Newcastle University staff and Early Career Researchers, from all Faculties, to produce an exhibition at the Hatton Gallery during pre-agreed time slots in 2019, 2020 and 2021.

Proposals might be to present the outcomes of research projects, to test works in progress, to display a body of work, or to explore the results of collaborative endeavours. The work must result in high quality creative outputs in keeping with the Hatton Gallery’s world-class exhibitions. With culture and creative arts recognised as one of five key research strengths in the University’s Vision & Strategy (Oct 2018) this is an ideal opportunity to showcase University research.

Proposals are welcome which also reflect TWAM’s mission – to help people determine their place in the world and define their identities, so enhancing their self-respect and their respect for others.

Please note, that this call invites the use of high profile exhibition space within the Hatton Gallery to present research projects. There is no funding attached to the call for exhibition design & production. This means that applicants should indicate the source/intended source of funding for this work (NB: if applying for external funding some match funding might be available dependent on the funder).

More details and application form attached.

Closing date for 2019 slot: 5pm Fri December 14^th 2018

Closing Date for 2020 slots: 5pm Friday 29^th March 2019

About the Hatton Gallery:https://hattongallery.org.uk/

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The Institute of Cellular Medicine Research Day will be held this Friday 14^th September 2018 in the David Shaw Lecture Theatre and Foyer.

There will be a selection of presentations from within the Institute as detailed in the programme (link below). We will also have poster presentations and lightning talks, all showcasing the excellent range of work within our Institute.

We look forward to welcoming you on the day, for what promises to be an exciting opportunity to discuss our research.

D Day Programme 2018

Please find attached flyer with information on the next ERDP Unit hosted seminar ‘The impact of the Anthropocene on human health, and what to do about it’ to be delivered by Dr Susanne Magdalena Karr, 1-2pm on Wednesday 11 September in seminar room 1.43, Ridley building 2, and an additional document with more information on the speaker.

Numbers will be limited to ensure there will be adequate opportunity for discussion. Please sign up using this link or by emailing sarah.carey@ncl.ac.uk

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Please find attached an invitation from the British Embassy in Warsaw to The UK-Polish Science Forum in Warsaw on 13-14 September. The agenda for the event and descriptions of the workshops are attached.

Representatives from the Royal Society, UUK and British Council are confirmed, but they would also like to invite UK researchers and academics with experience of or interest in collaboration with Polish institutions.

My understanding is also that the Embassy has offered to cover the costs of accommodation and flights for the first 30 participants who register and we’d also be happy to contribute from the Horizon 2020 Support Fund.

Workshops

Science Forum agenda

Click here for larger version: BSSA flyer for meeting October 2018_140818

Following on from the successful 2018 event held in June, I can confirm that the date of the 2019 Post Doc Symposium will be 21^st June 2019.

They keynote speaker will be Professor Ana Maria Cuervo, Professor in Developmental and Molecular Biology, Anatomy and Structural Biology, and Medicine at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. http://www.einstein.yu.edu/faculty/8784/ana-maria-cuervo/

Further information will follow over the next few months but it is David Burn’s expectation that this will be attended by all academics.

Could you please ensure that this date is widely publicised within your Units and that academic and research staff are asked to keep the date free to attend

DEADLINE: Friday 17^th August – 9.00am

Dear all (Postgraduate students, Fellows and Research Associates)

The annual ICM Director’s Research Day will be held on Friday 14th September 2018.  All Postgraduate Students, Fellows and Research Associates are invited to submit abstracts for consideration as oral or poster presentations.

Abstracts should detail:

• your name and Theme
• be no more than 300 words in length (excluding title and authors)
• Background, Methods, Results, Discussion and Conclusion

Abstracts will be scored by the Theme Leads within ICM.

Abstracts will be selected for oral or poster presentations and prizes for best oral and poster presentations will be awarded during the Research Day.

Full height exhibition boards will be used for the posters, each measuring 1810mm high by 923mm wide and best support portrait posters of A0 (841mm x 1189mm)

The ICM is keen to recognise the important research contributions made by its MRes, MD and PhD students, as well as by its Research Associates.  We encourage you to submit your best work.

Director’s Day is a great opportunity to highlight the excellence and diversity of research that is carried out within the ICM and we look forward to your participation.

Abstracts must be submitted by 9am on Friday 17th August 2018. Please e-mail your abstract to Annabel.Haynes@ncl.ac.uk.

Those selected for oral or poster presentation will be notified no later than Friday 31^st August.

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