Weekly round-up #247

training grants call

VALIDATE Training Grant Round 14 Open

A quick reminder that the 14th round of our Training Grants is open. Grants of up to £3500 are available to help Early Career Researchers take advantage of training opportunities that will contribute to their CPD. This can include (but is not limited to) attendance at courses or workshops, laboratory exchanges, and work shadowing. Applications will be reviewed as they are submitted and the scheme will run until this funding is spent, so find out more online and apply.

 

Funding:

You can find a list of all relevant external funding we've spotted for our members on our external funding page.​​

Training Opportunities and Events:


Find more event opportunities on our Training and Events pages.

Job Opportunities:

Other relevant career opportunities are on our jobs page.

 

 

Publications:

Check out our Publications Page for members' publications and email VALIDATE@ndm.ox.ac.uk if you have a paper you would like us to include.

 

Highlights on Twitter this week:

Farmers Weekly reported on a new TB vaccine for cattle, Mirage News reported on James Cook university TB vaccine study, and the Indian Express cautiously celebrated global TB R&D funding surpassing $1 billion. James Cook University reported on a head-to-head TB vaccine tournament, the WHO made a case for investing in TB Vaccines, and Advac shared a video of their recent seminar on One Health. BobFM (Brazil) reported that the childhood BCG programme has already met its coverage target, Mirage News celebrated JCU “Kicking Goals” against TB with their vaccine research and Fred Hutch discussed the potential of using BCG as the basis for a new vaccine. Keep up to date with all the relevant news and opportunities by following @NetworkVALIDATE on Twitter.

Published: 14 December 2022