Weekly round-up #262

English

VALIDATE Workshop - Resources & Strategies for Improving your English  - Online, 26 July 2023 at 15:00 BST

The VALIDATE Network has partnered with the Language Centre at the University of Oxford to organize an online workshop that will provide essential tips and resources to enhance English language skills for vaccine researchers. The "Resources & Strategies for Improving English" workshop will cover various online resources to help researchers develop their written and spoken English proficiency in the research setting. This is especially important as English is the language of global research, and proficiency in English is crucial for vaccine researchers to effectively communicate their findings to a worldwide audience. Don't miss this opportunity to improve your English language skills and enhance your research communication abilities!

Sign up today – www.validate-network.org/event/resources-strategies-for-english 

 

New Members Welcome

The above workshop is for members only, but there is plenty of time to join. If you think a colleague would benefit from the above course (or the many benefits of membership), tell them to get in touch and join VALIDATE today.

 

Funding:

Find a full list of all relevant external funding on our external funding page.​​

Training Opportunities and Events:​​​​​​

Find more event opportunities on our Training and Events pages.​​


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:

The Hindu Business Line called TB vaccines to develop at the same pace as COVID-19, Times of India dispelled 11 myths about TB, and the WHO published its framework for new TB vaccines. VALIDATE member Alfredo Torres Melioidosis Americas (and asked VALIDATE to hold a similar Latin America event), Biopharma Reporter discussed temperature stable TB Vaccines, and the York Biomedical Research Institute celebrated the work of VALIDATE members Paul Kaye’s lab. The Birkbeck Mycobacteria Research Lab promoted VALIDATE’s recently released e-book, Gavi reported that Sri Lanka is winning its battle with leprosy, and VALIDATE Network Director discussed a new approach to TB Challenge trials. Nature Careers discussed a different take on life science careers, asked why female researchers are more likely to migrate, and gave advice for having two careers. Keep up to date with all the relevant news and opportunities by following @NetworkVALIDATE on Twitter. 

Published: 19 April 2023