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Clinically applied adult mental health

Events

Nottingham Medieval Research Forum May 2026

Date
13/05/2026
Location:
Humanities A02
Description
The Nottingham Medieval Research Forum Seminar with Richard Glenfield from University of Oxford

Date
14/05/2026
Location:
Microsoft Teams
Description
This session will explore how to search different types of grey literature effectively, explain the importance of citation searching, discuss the pros and cons of using generative AI tools, and give an overview of tools that support the systematic review workflow. Booking is required.

Using EndNote

Date
14/05/2026
Location:
Microsoft Teams
Description
Want to find out more about using EndNote to keep track of references you find through your literature searches, and reference consistently in your writing? This webinar is suitable for all students.

CFCM Seminar: TBC

Date
14/05/2026
Location:
C43 Sir Clive Granger

Critically evaluating information (STEM)

Date
15/05/2026
Location:
Microsoft Teams
Description
Discover how to think critically when reading and evaluating information, particularly papers found in published journals. This webinar is suitable for undergraduates (year two onwards) and masters students.

Stepping Stones: Everyday Dermatology

Date
18/05/2026
Location:
School of Veterinary Medicine and Science

Date
20/05/2026
Location:
Microsoft Teams
Description
This session will cover how to make the most of ORCID to manage your information and choose how to present yourself. It will address how to connect your ORCID profiles to other systems to save you time in the long term. Please book via Central Short Courses.

CeDEx Brown Bag Seminar - Yunchao Jiang

Date
21/05/2026
Location:
A45 Sir Clive Granger Building
Description
Title: TBC

CFCM Seminar: Laurent Cavenaile (University of Toronto Scarborough)

Date
21/05/2026
Location:
C43 Sir Clive Granger
Description
Robust monetary policy across models and frequencies (C43)
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