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Stand out line up of speakers & new sessions added.  Hear from Chris Whitty, watch Rory Cellan-Jones chair his #Parkinsonsdisease research panel, & learn how research sandpits can inspire new ideas >> https://bit.ly/BMJResearchForum

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Reshare on LinkedIn The BMJ Research Forum has a stand out line up speakers for this amazing two-day event – https://lnkd.in/eS59ECYa, including Christopher Whitty opening the programme, and Rory Cellan-Jones chairing the #Parkinson‘s  disease research panel. Steve Gentleman from the UK Brain bank will be joined by colleagues from the world of funding, clinical research and policymaking to describe how they work together to deliver impactful research, and what the future looks like for patients.

You can also learn what funders are doing to make sure their money brings results: Ken Gabriel from Wellcome Leap keynotes on day 2, explaining why and how they are bringing business to research funding.

Katherine Freeman from the ESRC: Economic and Social Research Council will also talk about how research sandpits can bring about new ideas, new collaborations, and real impact.

View the programme and register before the early bird deadline of 4 November: https://bit.ly/BMJResearchForum  

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The BMJ Research Forum is the place to be this December. Bringing the research community together, our newest event will be led by a host of world-class speakers who will spark debate about what matters the most to the health and research communities. Tickets selling fast ⏰ so register today ➡️ https://bit.ly/BMJResearchForum #BMJRF

?️ We must open the conversation around how we can collectively streamline processes, improve research culture, and strengthen research integrity. Join expert speakers in interactive workshops, fireside chats, roundtables and dedicated Q&A sessions at this year’s BMJ Research Forum. https://bit.ly/BMJResearchForum #BMJRF

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