Materials Science ECF AGM 2018

Synopsis

SCI's Materials Science Early Career Forum invites you to attend their networking event, symposium and BBQ which will be held on Monday 1 October 2018 at SCI's offices in Belgrave Square, London.

This event, the second in the annual series, follows on from the success of last year's inaugural event. It will consist of two keynote talks from leaders in the field as well as talks from early career researchers. This event will be an opportunity for ECRs to learn about all the fantastic research being done in the field as well as giving you chance to network and develop professional skills in a relaxed atmosphere.

Prizes will be awarded for 1st and 2nd place oral and poster winners.

Programme

The full programme will be announced in due course.

Venue and Contact

Booking Process/Deadlines

Booking terms and conditions

CPD Info

SCI Members attending this meeting are able to claim CPD points.

Additional Info

Confirmed Key Note Speakers

• Prof Sandrine Heutz, Imperial College London
• Dr Alison Paul, Cardiff University

Organising Committee

• Arutyun Arutyunyan, University of Oxford
• Niamh Bergin, Henkel Ireland Ltd
• Lee Durndell, Aston University
• John Hardy, SCI / Lancaster University
• Mark Isaacs, Aston University
• Amin Osatiashtiani, Aston University
• Chris Parlett, Aston University
• Chris Stubbs, SCI / University of Warwick

Call for Abstracts for Short Talks

Early career researchers wishing to give a short talk (15 minutes including questions) are encouraged to submit an abstract with a maximum of 2000 characters with spaces to conferences@soci.org by Monday 10 September 2018 with "Materials Science Early Career Forum - short talk abstract" in the subject line.

Call for Poster Abstracts

Early career researchers wishing to present a poster should submit an abstract with a maximum of 2000 characters with spaces to conferences@soci.org by Monday 10 September 2018 with "Materials Science Early Career Forum - poster abstract" in the subject line. Selected poster presenters will be given the opportunity to give a flash presentation (flash poster talks a maximum of 5 minutes).