Weekly round-up #135

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Weekly Round-up #135

Don't forget about our upcoming Collaboration Week, running 12-16 October. This will be 5 days of activities aimed at helping our members develop successful research partnerships, so do join in!

 

Funding

More funding opportunities can be found on our funding page.

Training Opportunities and Events:

You will find more interesting opportunities on our Training and Events pages.
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Job Opportunities:

Nothing new this week, but you can view vacancies on our jobs page.

 

Highlights on Twitter this week

Science magazine discusses whether prisoners should participate in COVID vaccine trials; WriteThatPhD has an 8-step guide to writing a literature review; Nature Careers talks about overcoming imposter syndrome; a new Global Fund report is 'a call to action to urgently invest to protect decades of progress against HIV, TB and malaria that are being derailed as a knock-on effect of the COVID-19 pandemic'; and VALIDATE Fellow Rachel Tanner is interviewed by 500womenscientists about her work on the COVID vaccine trial - and she gives a great plug for TB vaccine research! 10 simple rules for finishing your PhD by UCT Postgrad Studies;  AuthorAID mentor Rachel Strohm shares her top tips on academic writing; Nature Careers discusses eliminating bias in promotion and grant reviews; VALIDATE member Heidi Larson has been publicising her new book 'Stuck: How Vaccine Rumors Start – and Why they Don’t Go Away'; Hugh Kearns talks about the care and maintenance of your PhD advisor; AAS and IAVI outline how to increase the participation of women scientists in Africa's scientific leadershipand you can nominate outstanding African research leaders and African-European research teams for EDCTP's awards before 29 October. Follow @NetworkVALIDATE to keep up to date.

 

Published: 16 September 2020