Upcoming events calendar
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26 Jun '25Prosper: Prosper Exchange - sustaining impact through sharing practice
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13:00
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Online via Zoom
AudienceMore on this eventOverviewResearcher developers / Professional support staff
Join the Prosper team for an online event to officially launch the pilot of the Prosper Exchange – a framework designed to sustain the future impact of Prosper, keeping resources relevant and free to access for all users.
The event will serve as an follow-up to the Practice Exchange in February, providing an opportunity to connect with peers to discuss Prosper use and share postdoctoral career development practice.
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Past events
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10 Jun '25This event has passed
Prosper: Insight session - Exploring Careers at the Intersection of Academia and Industry-
14:00
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Online via Zoom
AudienceMore on this eventOverviewOthers - PGRs, Postdocs
During this fireside chat-style session, Prosper’s stakeholder development manager Kerry McElroy will interview Ely Sandler (Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School and co-founder of the Article-Six Group) to discuss:
– His career path, including key milestones, decisions and transitions along the way.
– Similarities and differences when working with colleagues in the private sector and academia.
– The importance of broad networks across academia and the private sector, and tips he would share to develop these networks.
– Advice on exploring career options.
– Questions from the audience in the chat.There will also be opportunity to ask your own questions by submitting them in advance or using the chat function during the session.
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04 Jun '25This event has passed
Prosper: PI Network - Developing your ECRs using the Research Canvas-
12:00
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Online via Zoom
AudienceMore on this eventOverviewManagers of researchers
In this session, you will learn to use a structured, business-inspired tool—the Research Canvas—to guide early-career researchers in shaping their own ideas into compelling, fundable projects—supporting their progression toward research independence or diverse future careers. At the same time, you’ll find it valuable for structuring and stress-testing new research directions in your own work.
You’ll learn how to visually map and assess research concepts and focus on key factors that influence their success. Whether you’re mentoring, exploring new research avenues, or preparing for funding pitches, this session will offer practical strategies to make your group’s research more cohesive, impactful, and future-ready.
By the end of this session, you will be able to use the Research Canvas to:
– Support your ECRs in refining their own research ideas and articulating a clear research value proposition.
– Guide effective communication of research aims to collaborators, stakeholders, and beneficiaries.
– Strengthen the strategic development and funding readiness of both your own and your team’s research initiatives. -
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14 May '25This event has passed
Prosper: Employer Insight Session - Inizio Medical-
12:00
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Online via Zoom
AudienceMore on this eventOverviewOthers - PGRs, Postdocs
Join us for this fireside chat, which will give an insight into the value researchers can add to the medical communications company, Inizio Medical. During this session, we’ll be joined by two employees from Inizio Medical – Matt McGinley (Talent Acquisition Lead) and Susan Jalicy (Scientific Team Director) who will provide their perspectives on transitioning from a research career to the medical communications industry.
During this fireside chat-style session, Matt and Susan will provide insight into:
– The medical communications industry and day-to-day work at Inizio Medical, focusing on medical writing and project management roles.
– The value that skills developed through academic research can add to medical communications, with a focus on how to showcase transferable skills during the recruitment process for non-academic jobs.
– The transition from academia into industry, including top tips for preparing for this transition and being successful in the medical communications industry.
– Entry-level opportunities at Inizio Medical.There will also be opportunity to ask your own questions by submitting them in advance or using the chat function during the session.
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