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Reaching a Larger Audience Through Collaboration with Communities, Content Creators, and Intermediaries: A Seminar/Webinar Series

This seminar series aims to support early career researchers (ECRs) in expanding the audience reach of their work by learning how to connect and collaborate with community organisations, public-facing platforms, and content creators. Each session will feature speakers from a range of academic and non-academic backgrounds, offering complementary perspectives on research dissemination, creating partnerships, and public engagement.

Praveen Paul: Neuroscientist-turned-founder of Pint of Science, a yearly festival in over 600 cities in 30 countries that brings researchers and the public together in relaxed, accessible spaces such as pubs, cafés, and community halls.

To book your spot, please visit the Eventbrite page here. If you have any questions, please contact a.stitt@exeter.ac.uk.

This series is a Researcher-led Initiative that has been funded by the University of Exeter Researcher Development and Research Culture team.

Baring Court 202/Microsoft Teams

Reaching a Larger Audience Through Collaboration with Communities, Content Creators, and Intermediaries: A Seminar/Webinar Series

This seminar series aims to support early career researchers (ECRs) in expanding the audience reach of their work by learning how to connect and collaborate with community organisations, public-facing platforms, and content creators. Each session will feature speakers from a range of academic and non-academic backgrounds, offering complementary perspectives on research dissemination, creating partnerships, and public engagement.

Andre Tomlin: An information specialist who founded The Mental Elf service to share evidence-based mental health research through social media, podcasts, streams, and webinars. Andre has a long career of connecting researchers to new audiences.

To book your spot, please visit the Eventbrite page here. If you have any questions, please contact a.stitt@exeter.ac.uk.

This series is a Researcher-led Initiative that has been funded by the University of Exeter Researcher Development and Research Culture team.

South Cloisters 2.13/Microsoft Teams

Reaching a Larger Audience Through Collaboration with Communities, Content Creators, and Intermediaries: A Seminar/Webinar Series

This seminar series aims to support early career researchers (ECRs) in expanding the audience reach of their work by learning how to connect and collaborate with community organisations, public-facing platforms, and content creators. Each session will feature speakers from a range of academic and non-academic backgrounds, offering complementary perspectives on research dissemination, creating partnerships, and public engagement.

Dr’s Martina Egedusevic & Fatma Sabet: two University of Exeter researchers who have partnered with community organisations and local bodies to engage non-academic audiences and broaden the impact of their research.

To book your spot, please visit the Eventbrite page here. If you have any questions, please contact a.stitt@exeter.ac.uk.

This series is a Researcher-led Initiative that has been funded by the University of Exeter Researcher Development and Research Culture team.

South Cloisters 3.06/Microsoft Teams

Reaching a Larger Audience Through Collaboration with Communities, Content Creators, and Intermediaries: A Seminar/Webinar Series

This seminar series aims to support early career researchers (ECRs) in expanding the audience reach of their work by learning how to connect and collaborate with community organisations, public-facing platforms, and content creators. Each session will feature speakers from a range of academic and non-academic backgrounds, offering complementary perspectives on research dissemination, creating partnerships, and public engagement.

Robin Ince: An award-winning comedian, author, broadcaster, and populariser of scientific ideas. He is the former co-host and co-creator of the Award-winning BBC Radio 4 series The Infinite Monkey Cage with Professor Brian Cox. He co-created the Cosmic Shambles Network, which unites creators, authors, and scientists to produce content for the curious such as podcasts, videos, and documentaries.

To book your spot, please visit the Eventbrite page here. If you have any questions, please contact a.stitt@exeter.ac.uk.

This series is a Researcher-led Initiative that has been funded by the University of Exeter Researcher Development and Research Culture team.

Baring Court 220/Microsoft Teams

R for HTA Workshop

R for HTA workshop

We are excited to announce the R for Health Technology Assessment (HTA) workshop that will be held on Monday 22^nd to Wednesday 24^th June 2026. 

Monday 22^nd June will be in-person day-long hybrid event hosted by the University of Exeter at St Luke’s Campus, while other days will be online only. Our program will be announced in May. The overall goal is to present interesting and enlightening presentations on the use of R that will engage an audience of those working in the field of health technology assessment and related analysis. Sessions may cover some or all of the following: 

• New methods and applications for economic modelling using R
• Efficient modelling for economic evaluation using dedicated R packages
• Improving modelling for HTA using R – Lessons from industry and academia
• Teaching economic evaluation and HTA using R 

More information can be found on the website:

R for trial and model-based cost-effectiveness analysis | R for HTA

or email RHTAExeter@exeter.ac.uk  

Qualitative Research Symposium

Join a free in-person and online Qualitative Research Symposium with a REF-focus, and including a talk from Professor Jennie Popay followed by an equity based research workshop in the afternoon.

This event would be of particular interest to anyone in Health and Community Sciences and Humanities and Social Science subjects.

Click here to register your interest

Please note that there is a cost associated with running this event, and demand is expected to exceed availability for in-person places.

Please could you therefore let us know as soon as possible if you register for an in-person place and find that you are no longer able to attend.

This event is supported by the Department of Health and Community Sciences, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, University of Exeter and the NIHR ARC South West

St Luke's Campus Exeter and online (MS Teams)