NUBS Research and Scholarship Festival – Day Three
Programme for Day Three
Wednesday 25th May 2022
09:30-11:00
3MT- Three Minute Thesis Competition
Venue: The Core – Newcastle Helix
The Three Minute Thesis Competition challenges PhD students to present a compelling spoken presentation on their research topic and its significance in just 3 minutes, using one static slide only and no other resources or props, to an audience that might have no prior understanding about their research. Join us in-person to support our PhD students and get introduced to an interesting range of topics. There will be prizes for the top 3 presenters!
At the end of the PGR 3MT session the PGR Director will award also the prize(s) to the PhD students who gave a significant contribution to building the NUBS PGR community”.
Please click the link to register for the Three Minute Thesis Competition.
12:00 – 12:30
Lightning talks
Venue: The Core – Newcastle Helix
Dr Deborah Harrison, The future of work, work quality and employee voice
Prof Bartosz Gebka, Investor herding, sentiment, and other behavioural phenomena
Dr David Lain, Self-employment beyond age 50
Dr Matt Walker, Contingent Contracting in Procurement Interactions – Experimental Evidence
Dr Josephine Go Jefferies, Understanding responsibilized consumers: why marketing needs a new model of heroic action
Dr Vu Trinh, Fundamentals of Board Busyness and Corporate Governance
12:30 – 13:30
Munch and Mingle
Please click the link to register for Lightning talks and Munch and Mingle.
14:00 – 15:00
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion? What does that mean for my research?
Dr Victoria Pagan
Venue: Zoom
Are you researching non-EDI topics but are being asked to think about EDI for grant applications or in other contexts? Would you like to understand more about EDI and its relationship with your research practice? Is EDI embedded in your research and would you be willing to share this with colleagues? All are very welcome to come along to this short and informal session facilitated by Vic to share practice and explore ways in which thinking in EDI terms can add value rather than feeling like a burden.
Please click the link to register for the session Equality, Diversity and Inclusion? What does that mean for my research?
15:00 – 16:00
ECR Development in a Nurturing School Research Culture
Dr Josephine Go Jefferies
Venue: Zoom
The session will include a presentation of initiatives such as the NUBS Early Career Researcher Writing Club and Writing Retreats and an invitation to discuss new ideas from participants.
Please click the link to register for the session ECR Development in a Nurturing School Research Culture.
16:30 -18:00
Drinks and canapes to celebrate REF2021 results
Venue: The Core – Newcastle Helix
Please click the link to register for the session Drinks and canapes to celebrate REF2021 results.