The JRP network is extensive and includes people with diverse backgrounds, but we’re all united by our love for research. We are committed to providing opportunities for promoting the exchange of knowledge and would like to take advantage of and appreciate the expertise/accomplishments of the Alumni network. 

That’s why we decided to launch a seminar series: to give JRP members the opportunity to share their knowledge and learn from each other. If you’re passionate about your area of research or you have a skill you want to share with your fellow alumni, get in touch with us and we’ll help you organise and deliver an online seminar, workshop, or lecture.

Examples of seminars include your last publication, a new collaborative project, your PhD research, a methodology or analysis technique (e.g., Bayesian statistics, R programming, web scraping). You can also give a talk on an issue/debate related to psychology, behavioural science, and research in general (for example, the state of psychology in your country).  

Whatever you would like to share, this is a great opportunity to impart your knowledge with the cohort and other alumni. If you’re new to this, this is the chance for you to practice giving workshops and presenting your research to a likeminded audience. 

Get in touch with us at [email protected] to discuss the details of your workshop.