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> Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2013 10:22:01 +0000
> From: Clare Doggett <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Job: Communications Manager, Society for Applied Microbiology (maternity cover), some home working
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> There’s just a week until the deadline for the role of Communications Manager (maternity cover) at SfAM. This is a great opportunity for an experienced communicator with excellent writing skills to gain experience in all areas of science communication. You will provide accurate and timely communications on applied microbiology and the innovative work of the Society. The job is located in Bedford but regular attendance at meetings in London is a large part of the role and some home working is possible for those not based in Bedford.
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> Job title: Communications Manager - maternity cover.
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> Location: Bedford Heights, Brickhill Drive, Bedford, MK41 7PH - with the opportunity for some home working.
> Post: Fixed term contract for up to 12 months - with the possibility for continuation for at least a further six months.
> Salary: £43-£48K pa - depending upon qualifications and experience.
> Closing date: 22 February 2013. Interviews to be held w/c 4 March 2013. If you've had no response from us by this date you can assume you've been unsuccessful.
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> The main duty of the Communications Manager (CM) is to lead on the development and implementation of SfAM's communications strategy through online communications (including the website), media work, publications (in particular Microbiologist), policy work, public engagement and other external affairs activities.
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> Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2013 10:49:09 +0000
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> Subject: Einstein's Garden at the Green Man Festival - Call for Science Stall Proposals
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> Call for Proposals
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> The Green Man Festival is held near the Black Mountains in Wales and attracts 20,000 festival goers. The festival has earned a reputation as one of the great boutique festivals in the UK. In 2010 Green Man won ‘Best Medium Festival’ at the UK Festival Awards and in 2012 the 'Grass Roots Festival Award'. The 2013 festival dates are 15/16/17/18 August.
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> Einstein’s Garden is a creative fusion of science, art and nature. Our venues are packed with a vibrant programme of performances, workshops and installations that use art, entertainment and participation to engage people with the diverse aspects of science and nature in fun, quirky and unexpected ways.
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> We are looking for organisations that would like to bring a stall to Einstein’s Garden with the aim of engaging festival audiences with science. Stalls could explore fundamental scientific ideas or phenomena, the process of science or current scientific research. It is essential that stalls include as much interactivity and participation as possible for festival goers and that they embody the creative and quirky spirit of Einstein’s Garden. Einstein’s Garden is a family friendly area of the festival so stalls should be suitable for children and adults. Previous science stalls have included: 'The Periodic Table Quilt', 'The Egg and Sperm Race' and 'The Salford Bike Orchestra'
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> From: "Laura McLister (Brettle)" <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Exciting Job Opportunity - Edinburgh Science Festival
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> Hi all,
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> Sorry in advance for cross-posting. Please see below for details of an exciting new job at the Edinburgh International Science Festival. See links below about how to apply and get more information.
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> Thanks,
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> Science Events Developer/Programmer
> Salary £22,000-24,000 depending on experience
> Edinburgh International Science Festival, founded in 1989, is an educational charity that encourages people of all ages and backgrounds to discover the wonder of the world around them. We are best known for organising Edinburgh's annual Science Festival - the world's first celebration of science and technology, and still one of Europe's largest - but we also run a year-round science outreach programme to schools, and deliver projects internationally.
> We are currently seeking an experienced Events Developer/Programmer to join our Creative Team. With a good practical understanding of the techniques of public engagement with science and at least two years' experience in this (or another relevant) field, you will work across our portfolio of events but with a particular emphasis on our activities for adult audiences.
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> Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2013 12:37:39 +0000
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> Subject: Job: P-T Research Associate, RCUK-funded Schools-University Partnership
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> Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2013 15:59:37 +0000
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> Subject: Neuroscientist needs you to take part in a gender stereotype TV documentary!
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> Hello!
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> Seeking pregnant women, parents and primary schools/teachers interested in the effects of gender stereotypes...
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> Are you a parent or teacher who is curious or concerned about the influence of gender stereotypes on your children? Are you worried about the potential impact of strict 'pink' and 'blue' labels, and other gender-based expectations from family and friends? Do you want to see a new way of thinking evolve that will help increase opportunities for our children? Or are you totally hooked on pink for your baby girl or 'boysy' blue for your boy?
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> At the end of 2011, I successfully campaigned for Hamleys toyshop to scrap its gender-specific signs and have since set up gender stereotype awareness lessons in schools. Now I am looking to take this a step further with two new and exciting projects:
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> Parents: I'm looking for a few volunteers to take part: a couple or someone expecting a baby this year.
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> Primary Schools: we are going to run free gender stereotype awareness workshops, which will bring science and Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) education lessons to 10 and 11 year olds. If your school is interested, please get in touch.
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> As with my previous project there will be filming involved (subject to further discussions and the necessary consents), this time for a TV documentary. We anticipate results that are pioneering and educational and that contribute to a wider understanding of the gender pressures that affect our children and their futures. If you want to know more, contact:
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