This year's annual Lancet International Health Lecture will be presented by Dr Samuel Myers, Senior Research Scientist at Harvard T.H Chan of School of Public Health and Director of the Planetary Health Alliance.

In this talk, Dr Zoe Marks (University of Edinburgh) examines the implications of complicity for researchers and educators engaged in oppressive knowledge systems in the context of efforts to decolonize African Studies. She asks if and how we, who partake in and are carved from partial and unequal knowledge hierarchies, can transform them in a way that is truly emancipatory.

The Royal Society Research & Impact Evaluation Team is visiting the University of Cambridge

Ljiljana Stancic, Humam Rights Officer, Human Rights Council Branch will talk about her career.

The Introduction to Scientific Computing course covers the skills needed for effective data management and analysis using Linux and Python. The course is designed for the needs of PhD students and early career researchers in atmospheric and environmental science.

LSE Careers' International Organisations Day (IOD) brings together representatives from international organisations to offer you an insight into what they do, how they are structured and recruit, and what they look for in applicants.

Find out about opportunities in 2018 or longer-term at the Gates Foundation from Keena Kaye, Sr. Manager in HR at the Gates Foundation and Timothy Attoye, Gates Global Health Fellow.

Lorrae Davey will give an overview of UNDP’s work and the various entry points including internships and JPO programme.

Organised by the MRC Biostatistics Unit, this workshop is a unique, one-day event in Cambridge targeted for junior and early career biostatisticians.

This event provides an opportunity to discuss your ideas for OpenPlant Fund proposals for innovative and interdisciplinary projects in plant synthetic biology or prototyping projects for the Biomaker Challenge.