The Society for the Study of Addiction
The Society for the Study of Addiction
SSA symposium and conference rundown
SSA symposium and conference rundown
SSA symposium and conference rundown
Wednesday 9th December 2020
Dan, Jo-Anne, and Merve discuss their experiences at the SSA PhD symposium, covering brain disease models, societal harms, and more.
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Get the buttons here!Behind the Scenes at the SSA PhD Symposium: Highlights and Insights
We're all in agreeance that phd symposiums are awesome, no matter what organization is providing them, and it's a great tool for networking and also to have your opportunity to shine with people just like you who are at the beginning of their careers and early on in their research, and it's a great way to publicize your research.
Ever wondered what goes on at a major academic conference? In this episode of 'PhD: Addicted to Research', Dan, Jo-Anne, and Merve take you behind the scenes of the Society for the Study of Addiction's annual PhD symposium and conference. They dive into their personal experiences, sharing the standout moments and key research topics that caught their attention. From brain disease models to societal harms and cannabis use disorders, there's a lot to unpack.
The trio also chat about the unique challenges and perks of attending these events online versus in person. Plus, Jo-Anne sits down with Dr. Inge Kersbergen, who has been organizing the PhD symposium since 2019. She opens up about the joys and hurdles of putting together such a large-scale event. Whether you're a seasoned academic or just starting your PhD journey, this episode offers valuable insights and practical tips for making the most out of academic conferences.
Tune in for an engaging discussion that highlights the importance of networking and showcasing your research.