Events and Meetings
Events and Meetings
Are you just starting your PhD and want to become the best researcher possible? Are you nearing the end of your PhD and want to know what happens in a thesis defence, or what career paths are out there? No idea how to use a microphone properly or a bit shy about how to ask a question? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions then the Edinburgh Neuroscience Autumn School for PhD Students is for you!
Professor Tom Gillingwater (the 15th Professor of Anatomy) will explore the exciting opportunities that exist for an anatomist working in the 21st century. He will detail how the wonder and beauty of the human body remains as alluring and challenging today as it has ever been, and how modern Anatomy activities are helping us better understand the form and function of the human body in health and during disease.
The objective of this course is to provide an introduction to the management of randomised control trials (RCTS), by giving an overview of the standard processes and legal requirements necessary to undertake clinical research.
The 9th annual NiSALS meeting will be hosted by Edinburgh. It will start morning of Wednesday 5th December, ending lunchtime Thursday 6th December, allowing onward travel to the main ALS symposium which is in Glasgow (~1 hour by train).
Join us or our annual public Christmas lecture which, for 2018, will showcase some of the work of the new UK Dementia Research Institute in Edinburgh.