The Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarships Programme in Material Social Futures at Lancaster University seeks to address the urgent and growing need to provide PhD training in which researchers look beyond their disciplinary boundaries and think about the impact of their research.
The MSI colloquia is back tomorrow!
13:00-14:00 in the Cavendish Colloquium
We're really looking forward to hearing from our wonderful speakers @nuriatapiaruiz and @Angelo_la23 . Please do come along, refreshments will be available🍪☕️ @LancUniPhysics@LancUniChem@LancsUniEng
And now to hear from our brave first year @MsfLancaster student: the lovely Jade of @MurphyMMG & @LancsUniEng who is giving her first conference talk! You've got this Jade 💪👌 #phdchat
Looking forward to kick-starting this years ISF Breakfast Briefings next Tuesday 8th Oct @ County South D72, 9.30am with @BraunBraun4 talking about: "Backcasting for better stories"
A reminder of our fully funded PhD studentship starting in October to work on carbon foams from zero-emission fossil fuels. Deadline is tomorrow, if interested please get in touch,
Sophie is an excellent person to talk to about studying @LancasterUni - she's completed her Bachelors and Masters here and is now taking on her PhD with us too!
Learn more about Sophie's research in quantum nanotechnology, energy and sustainability here:
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Physicists @LancasterUni are exhibiting @royalsociety#summerscience exhibition this week with 'The Art of Isolation' showcasing research carried out in the @LU_IsoLab - the quietest environment on Earth for scientific experiments 🤫👨🔬 👩🔬
Meet Sophie! Sophie is one of our first year MSF PhD students at @LancasterUni. She will be at the @royalsociety#SummerScience Exhibition this week to talk about her research and experiences of MSF so far, do pop along to say hi!
#phdlife#socialfutures
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This 'toolkit' will be combined with intensive training in communication techniques so that our PhD students are better equipped to talk to boards, government, regulators, legislators and policymakers.
Students of the Material Social Futures programme will be equipped with a 'toolkit' of methods that can be applied in their own research so that they can 'think through' the likely consequences of their research.