Category: External Conferences & Events

Space Policy and Law Course 2025

The London Institute of Space Policy and Law is pleased to announce the programme for the Space Policy and Law Course for 2025.

This interactive annual course will take place 15 – 17 October 2025, online, and explores space policy and law to inform professionals in the space sector about the policy and legal principles and the latest developments affecting space activities.

Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.

For more information including how to apply, please visit this webpage.

Cancer Research Horizons – Innovation Summit 2025 (18 November 2025)

Innovation Summit 2025

Explore how to translate your research from lab to clinic at the Innovation Summit 2025

Organised by Cancer Research Horizons, the innovation arm of Cancer Research UK, the Innovation Summit is a great chance to dive into the world of entrepreneurship, hear directly from researchers who have launched successful ventures and connect with entrepreneurs, investors and industry leaders.

This year, it’s taking place at The Royal Institution in London on 18 November.

Whether you are curious about entrepreneurship or looking to grow your collaborative network, the Summit is designed to support your journey.

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Considering Cambridge: Support for prospective postdoc applicants

This summer, the Postdoc Academy is piloting a new online session designed to support prospective postdoc applicants. The webinar offers insights into Cambridge’s research environment and practical guidance on navigating the UK academic application process.

What to expect:

  • An overview of Cambridge’s research culture and how it fits within the UK higher education landscape
  • Insights into the benefits and realities of working as a postdoc at Cambridge, including support structures, supervision, college affiliation, and career development opportunities
  • Tips on reading UK academic job adverts and preparing an effective application
  • Clarification on what Cambridge can (and can’t) offer in terms of support, relocation, and staff benefits
  • Responses to common questions from prospective applicants (with the opportunity to submit your own in advance)

Who it’s for:
This session is aimed at researchers anywhere in the world who are thinking about a postdoc at Cambridge but are still exploring whether it’s the right fit for them.

Delivery format:
The session will be hosted on Zoom as a webinar. It will include a short presentation followed by a panel discussion. Questions will be collected in advance.

Choose a session:

Please note: this is an informational session. We cannot offer personalised application support or introductions to individual academics.