2021/22 Thematic meetings schedules. ne trainingMandatory -- we expect all first-year students to attend 4 thematic sessions during year 1 and actively engage in its planning and delivery; each session counts towards 10 training points.Not ready-wear -- the alternating 4 sessions (December-February-April-June) are led by local supervisory teams, rotating across the partnership; dates and host teams are confirmed at the Induction; final schedules to be confirmed at least one month before the session by the host team.Planning -- each session is hosted and planned by a local team (student and supervisor); EASTBIO central and local administrators provide logistical help, as needed.Past training -- for information only; past choices should not limit the new cohort's plans.Feedback -- each year we review this training and feed recommendations into plans for the following year. Clean growth (Within Bioscience for renewable resources.)The group will organise and run a single session open to all EastBio students and will then merge with other thematic groups based on individual research and professional development interests.SessionScheduleDate and timeSession 1Clean growth - Research Sustainability -Jan 22 (1.39 MB / PDF)18 January 20229-15:30with an hour lunch break Crops and Soil (Within Bioscience for sustainable agriculture and food.)Crops and Soil - Schedule 2021/22 (42 KB / DOCX)SessionScheduleDate and timeSession 1Crops and Soil - Tools in agricultural sciences - Dec 21 (118 KB / PDF)13 December 20219:30-16:30Session 2Crops and Soil - Adapting to a changing climate - Feb 22 (219.12 KB / PDF)24 February 20229:40-16:00Session 3Crops and Soil - Impact of agriculture on biodiversity - Apr 22 (2.24 MB / PDF)28 April 202210:00 - 15:00Session 4Crops and Soil - Interacting with society Jun 22 (127.43 KB / PDF)8 June 2022 Livestock and Aquaculture (Within Bioscience for sustainable agriculture and food – encompassing Livestock, Production Biology, Health and Aquaculture.)Livestock and Aquaculture - Schedule 2021/22 (125.91 KB / PDF)SessionScheduleDate and timeSession 1Livestock and Aquaculture - COP26, Climate Change and Agriculture - Jan 22 (162.68 KB / PDF)10 January 202210:00-14:30Session 2Livestock and Aquaculture - Breeding objectives Mar 22 (203.85 KB / PDF)3 March 2022Session 3Livestock and Aquaculture - One Health approaches to livestock: Research, implementation & outcomes - May 22 (824.25 KB / PDF)18th May 202210:00-15:10Session 4Livestock and Aquaculture - Research, policy, and engagement: A journey of rewilding in Britain - Jun 22 (1.24 MB / PDF)30 June 202210:00-15:30, online Integrated Understanding of Health Integrated Understanding of Health - Schedule 2021/22 (43.27 KB / DOCX)SessionScheduleDate and timeSession 1Integrated Understanding of Health - One Health: Many Experimental Techniques - Jan 22 (4.13 MB / PDF)21 January 202210:00-15:50Session 2Integrated Understanding of Health - Data Processing: How to Choose and Apply Different Analyses - Feb 22 (247.8 KB / PDF)22 February 20229:30-16:30Session 3Integrated Understanding of Health - Future-Proof Research - May 22 (51.72 KB / PDF)3 May 202210:00-13:00Session 4Integrated Understanding of Health - Public Engagement and Knowledge Exchange - Jun 22 (510.46 KB / PDF)8 June 202210.00-15.30, Edinburgh Understanding the Rules of Life Understanding the Rules of Life - Schedule 2021/22 (155.48 KB / PDF)SessionScheduleDate and timeSession 1Understanding the Rules of Life - New techniques ancient problems - Jan 22 (89.25 KB / DOCX)25 January 202210:00-17:00Session 2Understanding the Rules of Life - Science communication - Feb 22 (188.61 KB / PDF)25 February 202210:45-17:15Session 3Understanding the Rules of Life - Evolution - Apr 22 (181.62 KB / PDF)25 April 202210:00-17:00Session 4Understanding the Rules of Life - Sustainability and Innovation in Science - Jun 22 (254.95 KB / PDF)8 June 20229:50-16:30, Edinburgh Quick Guide to this online training Mandatory -- we expect all first-year students to attend 4 thematic sessions during year 1 and actively engage in its planning and delivery; each session counts towards 10 training points.Not ready-wear -- the alternating 4 sessions (December-February-April-June) are led by local supervisory teams, rotating across the partnership; dates and host teams are confirmed at the Induction; final schedules to be confirmed at least one month before the session by the host team.Planning -- each session is hosted and planned by a local team (student and supervisor); EASTBIO central and local administrators provide logistical help, as needed.Past training -- for information only; past choices should not limit the new cohort's plans.Feedback -- each year we review this training and feed recommendations into plans for the following year. This article was published on 2024-06-17
