Building on the pandemic experience
Dr Susie Shapiro on her experience of working through the pandemic, and how she is building on it.
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Two NHSBT research units launch at RDM
18 May 2022
The NIHR has awarded three new Blood and Transplant Research Units (BTRUs) to the University of Oxford, with two of them led by RDM researchers.
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Building on the pandemic experience
24 May 2022
Dr Susie Shapiro on her experience of working through the pandemic, and how she is building on it.
Patient screening underway for long COVID trial
31 January 2022
Upcoming training for RDM staff and students
Presentation 101
Presenting your work is a fact of academic life. You’ve got team meetings, conferences, funding pitches and engagement to do. Its also crucial that you can communicate effectively across disciplines and outside of research to industry or the public.
These are skills no researcher should be without.
This session, open to all staff and students at RDM, will give you a solid grounding in how to make your presentations better, more effective and impactful. We cover aspects of
- Preparation – set yourself up to win
- Delivery skills – give the right impression
- Slide design – don’t put them to sleep
Come along for a crash course in how not to be rubbish at research presentations.
The workshop takes place 12.30-3.30 pm on Wednesday 1st June, at the MRC WIMM seminar room, at the MRC Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine, John Radcliffe Hospital.
Please see RDM weekly bulletin sent on Friday 13th May for registration link, or email charvy.narain@rdm.ox.ac.uk.