RMF2010 Abstracts
Session: 09 - Tuesday 6th July AM (9.15 - 12.45)
Title: The implications for training and capacity building of trends in fixed-term employment among social science researchers
Name: Alis Oancea
Affiliation: University of Oxford
Abstract Details
The session will use data on employment trends in social science research and on researcher experiences to explore the following question: Are the development needs of fixed-term researchers as a group in any ways different from those of, say, post-graduate students, or of early-career researchers (e.g. because other sub-groups might have distinctive characteristics, or because their work conditions and experience may be different)? The session will then explore ways in which these needs could begin to be addressed, including critical assessment of current policy and practice.
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1
Start time: 09:15
Presentation title: Fixed-term employment in research: new directions in the research economy?
Author: Dr Alis Oancea
Affiliation:University of Oxford
2
Start time:
09:30
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title:Researcher Development: A national perspective
Author:Dr Ross English
Affiliation:VITAE
3
Start time:
09:45
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title:Fixed-term employment in research: Conditions of employment and the law
Author:Dr Elizabeth Oliver
Affiliation:University of Liverpool
4
Start time:
10:00
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title: The role of virtual environments in meeting the development needs of fixed-term researchers
Author:Dr Zoe Fowler
Affiliation:Independent Consultant
5
Start time:
10:15
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title:Researchers in the social sciences: Intellectual passion amidst marginalizing experiences
Author:Prof Lynn McAlpine
Affiliation:University of Oxford
6
Start time:
10:30
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title:Critical issues arising from the presentations
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7
Start time:
11:15
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title:Discussion clusters around critical issues
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8
Start time:
12:10
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title:Feedback from clusters and panel discussion
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