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Ten conference evaluation questions: choosing a conference to present at

March 27, 2015 by Jenny Delasalle

Librarians are great at evaluating information sources. It’s an everyday activity for librarians, and that means that we have some great tips to pass on. Here are my tips on considering which conference…

Conference preparations: the jet set life of a researcher

March 17, 2015 by Ian Hancox

Let’s set the scene: half a year ago you submitted an abstract to the large international conference that everyone who is important in your field is speaking at. Your collaborators…

Conferences at their best! Tips from our Social Sciences Correspondent

February 27, 2015 by Bernie Divall

I’ll say it at the outset: I LOVE conferences! This might be because I’m inherently nosy, so I’m always fascinated to learn about what other researchers in my field have…

All kinds of conferences: A Brief Typology from our Arts & Humanities Correspondent

February 17, 2015 by Cornelia Oefelein

Academic conferences in Arts and Humanities come, as it were, in all colors, shapes, and sizes, from small meetings by invitation to grand international affairs. This post takes a look…

Guest post: Abigail Mottershaw shares lessons on impact & online presence for academics

February 12, 2015 by Guest Blogger

From the editor: many thanks to Abigail Mottershaw for writing about these highlights from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) First Year Student Conference, 2015 This year I started…

Please Take My Business Card . . . making connections at conferences

February 10, 2015 by Ian Hancox

Picture the scene: You are in a hot and loud conference poster session, enjoying the free wine a nibbles whilst discussing a research area with peers from other institutions. You…

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