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Community Networking: Postdocs Across the Map

Please sign-up here Add to Calendar 02/12/2026 12:30 PM 02/12/2026 02:00 PM Europe/London Community Networking: Postdocs Across the Map King's College is very happy to host the Postdoc Academy. Join a mingle to connect with fellow Location of the event
12 Feb
Thursday, 12:30pm - 2pm
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King's College is very happy to host the Postdoc Academy. 

Join a mingle to connect with fellow postdocs from across the University in this community-building networking session.

Whether you are brand new in Cambridge or have been here for years, this event offers a space to share stories about your background and how you came to be in Cambridge, build connections, and strengthen your sense of belonging in the postdoc community.

During this session, we will:

  • connect postdocs with shared journeys
  • hear of how lived experiences shape the postdoctoral journey
  • foster community-building through small-group conversations and networking

(Optional) To help get the conversations flowing, we would love to hear about your journey as researcher to Cambridge. To feature in a profile displayed in the room, please fill in this form: https://forms.office.com/e/uiN7EimPZh

Register here.

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