✏️ There are still a few spaces left on our Working with Schools training which is taking place next week.

Book the link below to book ⬇️

Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge University of Cambridge Postdoc Academy Postdocs of Cambridge (PdOC) Careers Service, University of Cambridge School of Biological Sciences Cambridge AHSS Research

Attended our Introduction to Evaluation session but would like further support on getting evaluation right?

📝 What methods to use?
📈 How to make your results reliable?
📊 How to report on your findings?

Book on to our next session now: bit.ly/3xOxoTZ

If you've attended our Introduction to Public Engagement session then join us for the next step!

Planning your Public Engagement will introduce the logic model, look at how to run projects smoothly and how to evaluate to learn and evidence your success: bit.ly/3QeEJmg

Could your research benefit from working with schools? 🎓

This Engaged Researcher session will introduce you to the UK school system and show how public engagement work can fit with existing school priorities.

Book your spot now: bit.ly/3Jw0gD7

📢 Calling Cambridge University researchers 📢

Would you like to understand more about the importance of quality public and patient involvement in your research?

Book now to find out what support is available to help plan, deliver and build PPI into research: bit.ly/4dcpl3q

Join us this evening The Cambridge Union for the FameLab Cambridge Final!

Expect short snippets of fascinating science with, perhaps, a few puns thrown in and you'll decide who goes on to the grand final: bit.ly/2POZg4w

Cheltenham Festivals #FameLab

We were delighted to welcome Cambridge University's Vice-Chancellor Professor Debbie Prentice to #CamFest The Cambridge Union last night.

She was in-conversation with James Helm, Director of External Affairs and Communications about her time in Cambridge and her own academic research.

Not long now to apply for our next Collaborative Futures Academy. An amazing opportunity to explore emotions in engagement. Details: publicengagement.berlin/cfa-2024

The videos are now live!🎬🌿
Links below👇to find out what a herbarium is, how we prepare specimens & how plants get their scientific name.🔎🪸🍄Thanks to Cambridge Philosophical Society for supporting this project & Cambridge Festival for helping us share our fascinating world with a broader audience!

Want to take a deep dive into Emotions in Engagement? Collaborative Futures Academy does this. Open to researchers and professionals undertaking #PublicEngagement and willing to challenge their own thinking. Runs 21-23 May, apply by 25 March. publicengagement.berlin/cfa-2024

So much 🧠 activity happening Cambridge Festival - including our CamBrainCNS Build a CamBRAIN - here is a rundown neuroscience.cam.ac.uk/event-posts/ca…

The full #CamFest programme (and bookings) can now be viewed on the website: bit.ly/3bQt5ck
📸 Build a CamBRAIN 2023!

Another opportunity to explore how to do excellent public engagement with the fabulous Dr Jamie Gallagher (and he will be back delivering Evaluation training for us shortly.

🚀 Lift off! The programme (and bookings) can now be viewed on our website: bit.ly/3bQt5ck

Fixing the NHS, stopping wars, and the effects of AI on elections headline a packed programme which includes walks, talks, tours, exhibitions, film screenings and so much more!

The wait is over! Bookings for Cambridge Festival are now open! 🎉

With walks, talks, exhibitions, performances and tours covering everything from AI to Zoology and much more, #CamFest has it all for everyone from 13-28 March 2024.

See what's in store and start booking today 👇

Abstract submissions are now OPEN until 3rd March, 2024, for our upcoming Research Café on Climate Change 🌍, featuring a keynote by Professor Lord Martin Rees!

Apply here: westcambridgehub.uk/research-cafe

✨A new year and a new programme of public events across Cambridge University and beyond!

A 🧵of our 6️⃣ picks for January below ⬇️

Cambridgeshire Live BBC Cambridgeshire Cambridge Edition Cambridge Independent Cambridge 105 Radio

This month we mark #HolocaustMemorialDay with a lecture given by Adam Sutcliffe, Professor of European History King's College London Centre for Enlightenment Studies.

Explore associations with Holocaust memory and the increasing pedagogical emphasis on the idea of empathy.bit.ly/3NN07hi

Holocaust Memorial Day Trust