The new SSA Early Career Research Network launches on 19 May, providing a series of (initially online) events designed to support PhD students and post-doc academics through the early stages of their addiction research careers. Run by people in the early stages of their own research, this new ECR network will cover topics on grant
SSA Early Career Research Network
The SSA Early Career Research Network supports people working in addiction research. It is run by, and for, early career researchers and provides a series of events (initially online) covering key issues facing people at the beginning of their research career. These sessions will cover grant writing, publications, fellowships, academic promotions, building an academic CV and more.
Events will be open to post-doctoral researchers as well as PhD students. There is no limit on who is eligible, if you consider yourself to be an early career researcher and think that these events will help you, then please apply.
The Early Career Research Network is run by
- Dr Inge Kersbergen
- Dr Nathan Critchlow
- Dr Rob Calder
- Dr Katie East
- Dr Sophie Orton
If you are interested in becoming involved in the Early Career Research Network, add your name and email address at this link or contact rob@addiction-ssa.org
Webinar from the ECRN
Videos from the SSA's Early Career Research Network
Videos and tips from the Early Career Research Network
Videos and tips from the team at Addiction journal
View the full webinar with expert advice and Q&A
PhD Symposium run by SUAB at the at Manchester University (external link)
PhD guide from the SSA
PhD blog by Ben Houghton
PhD blog by Merve Mollaahmetoglu
Blog by Jen Boyd, Dr Charlotte Buckley and Amber Copeland
PhD blog by Qutba Al Ghafri
PhD blog by Rachel Lees and Katherine Petrilli
PhD blog by Carol-Ann Getty
PhD blog by Merve Mollaahmetoglu
Introducing the SSA Early Career Research network