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These tend to be one-day events, drawing largely on speakers based in the UK. ... If you do decide to follow up on the idea of organizing a conference, ... Moreover, avoid trying to set up a multiple-day conference. ...
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WELCOME TO PORT: postgraduate online research training. Who is it for? | What is a researcher? | How to use this site? | Disclaimer | Printing advice ...
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