Subject: | Summer student placement |
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Date: | Thu, 28 Jan 2016 09:11:36 +0000 |
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Morning all,
We have a summer student placement
available in our comms team at the ISIS Neutron and Muon
Source, STFC.
Its a paid, 6-12 week placement for
undergraduate students.
Please pass on to any students who may be
interested details below.
Many thanks,
Emily
ISIS
summer student scheme
The
ISIS summer student placement scheme allows undergraduate
students studying for a degree in Science, Engineering,
Computing or Media/Communications to gain experience working
in the scientific environment at ISIS, a large scale
international research facility. The 6-12 week placements
are paid positions and will provide successful students with
an opportunity to work on a research or development project
within ISIS. The placements will be paid at a rate of
£14,168 per annum on a pro-rata basis. They are available to
students eligible to work in the UK, who are registered as
undergraduate students at the time of the placements
typically during the summer of their penultimate year.
http://www.isis.stfc.ac.uk/vacancies/isis-summer-student-scheme15681.html
Project
6: Communications team placement
The breadth of scientific research carried out at the ISIS
Neutron and Muon Source is astounding; it ranges from spider
silk to superconductors and includes nearly everything
in-between. It is the job of the ISIS Communications team to
hunt out stories and promote ISIS science to key
stakeholders, which include other scientists, local public
and UK government.
Working
in a small team you will have the chance to interview
international scientists visiting the research facility and
pull together stories of a common theme to write a
feature-length article on a topic of your choosing, for
example energy or health. The article will then be published
on the ISIS website,
http://www.isis.stfc.ac.uk/ and may be pitched
to external media outlets.
You
should have a passion for science and motivation to seek out
stories. Experience of interviewing is not essential but
some writing experience is preferred.
Contact:
Emily Mobley [log in to unmask]