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Cambridge Stem Cell Institute

 

Our Research Culture & Integrity Seminar Series covers a range of topics such as research integrity, data management, open access and research ethics. These workshops are open to all institute and affiliate researchers and provide training and advice on these important areas in research culture and integrity. 

These seminars are held termly in person at JCBC.  For further information email events@stemcells.cam.ac.uk. 

Schedule

Date & Time Session

Monday 2nd June

12:00 - 13:00

Lunch - 13:00 - 14:00

Use of Fetal Material in Research

Speakers: Prof. Sarah Teichmann and Prof. Roger Barker

Our panel will discuss several topics which will be followed by an interactive discussion:

  • Ethical considerations of using fetal tissue
  • Use of fetal tissue in clinical trials
  • Uses of fetal tissue in developmental research
  • Theological, social and financial considerations of the use of fetal tissue

This seminar will be followed by lunch for registered participants

REGISTER ONLINE HERE

Wednesday 11th June

12:00 - 13:00

Effective use of LinkedIn

Speaker: Vicki Tipton - Careers service

How to create an effective LinkedIn profile to expand networks and undertake job searches.

   

Past events

Past topics have covered: 

  • Building a Culture of Research Integrity (2025)
  • Introduction to Commercialisation (2025)
  • IP Essentials (2025)
  • ARRC - Comparison of Narrative CVs vs Traditional CVs (2025)
  • Centre for Science and Policy - Policy Engagement (2024)
  • 'Clear your Cache' Quirkshop (2024)
  • Scientific Method Discussion (2024)
  • Building a Culture of Research Integrity (2024)
  • Unexpected Results (2024)
  • Effective Working Relationships (2024)
  • Parental Leave panel discussion (2023) 
  • Clinical decision making (CDM) and cognitive biases (2023)
  • Promoting your Research (2023)
  • Science Communication (2023)
  • Research Grants Workshop (2023)
  • Research Data Management (2022)
  • Negative Results (2022)
  • Grants Administration (2022 presentation here
  • Seeking Sustainability in the Lab
  • The Dark Side of Science: Misconduct in Biomedical Research
  • Research Data Management Support at Cambridge
  • Managing micro-aggressions in the workplace

 

A list of all our past events can be found here

For further information, email events@stemcells.cam.ac.uk.