Biomedicine, society and professional development
The PRBB Intervals Programme offers PRBB residents a break from their normal day to day work, to step back and reflect on the world in which they are embedded and to discuss and learn from each other by sharing ideas.
The PRBB Intervals Programme is founded on the idea that the culture and practice of science today is demanding, stressful and rarely allows an opportunity for quiet reflection and dialogue on the most pressing topics of acute relevance to the scientific enterprise. Scientists, engulfed in the constant pursuit of grants, publications and conference presentations have little opportunity to consider and much less to discuss, the meaning and implications of their work in a multidisciplinary environment where different perspectives can be shared. Equally, scientists’ careers follow paths that prioritise the honing of their scientific and techical expertise but which give little opportunity for broadening their skillset to include personal and professional effectiveness, management and team work.
The activities of the Intervals programme currently focus on the following themes:
PRBB residents can register for courses here:
- Theme A: Skills and learning for a flexible future
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Register here: · Leading for Success in Science Register here: · La Gestión del Tiempo Register here: · Trabajo en Equipo Register here: · Conference presentations skills Register here: · Técnicas actorales para la comunicación científica Course full: · Writing Style course - Advanced - Theme B: Biomedicine and Society
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Register here: · Intellectual property Register here: · Venture capital More information: · Invited Seminar: Ray Moynihan Register here: · Science in Cinema. Screenings and Tertúlia. Food Inc. - Theme C: Good Scientific Practice
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Register here: · Science in Action seminar 1: Scientific Integrity (Tuesday, 5th October 2010, 3 pm) Register here: · Science in Action seminar 1: Scientific Integrity (Tuesday, 5th October 2010, 5 pm) Register here: · Science in Action seminar 2: Data management (Thursday, 7th October 2010, 3 pm) Register here: · Science in Action seminar 2: Data management (Thursday, 7th October 2010, 5 pm) Register here: · Science in Action seminar 3: Animal research (Wednesday, 13th October 2010, 3 pm) Register here: · Science in Action seminar 3: Animal research (Wednesday, 13th October 2010, 5 pm) Register here: · Science in Action seminar 4: Human research (Thursday, 14th October 2010, 3 pm) Register here: · Science in Action seminar 4: Human research (Thursday, 14th October 2010, 5 pm) Register here: · Science in Action seminar 5: Conflict of Interest (Tuesday, 19th October 2010, 3 pm) Register here: · Science in Action seminar 5: Conflict of Interest (Tuesday, 19th October 2010, 5 pm) Register here: · Science in Action seminar 6: Politics and practice of publication (Thursday, 21st October 2010, 3 pm) Register here: · Science in Action seminar 6: Politics and practice of publication (Thursday, 21st October 2010, 5 pm)