Are you a budding researcher or a fresh face in the realm of water and environmental sciences? If so, here's an opportunity you wouldn't want to miss! SWIG proudly presents the "Early Career Researcher Poster Competition" at the upcoming WWEM conference and exhibition in October.
What is it all about?
SWIG is on the lookout for groundbreaking ideas and cutting-edge innovations in water sensor technology. Whether you're a student diving into research or a professional navigating the early stages of your career, this competition is your chance to shine. We're seeking posters that push the boundaries of scientific discovery and demonstrate a keen understanding of the water environment.
Key Details:
Who Can Enter: Students and professionals within their first five years of employment in relevant fields.
Submission Deadline: July 31st, 2024.
Event Date: October 9th-10th, 2024, at the WWEM exhibition.
Judging Criteria: Professional relevance, scientific rigor, presentation clarity, originality, and more. (Full criteria available on our website.)
Prizes: First prize valued at £1,200, with second and third prizes at £500 and £200, respectively.
Why Participate?
Visibility: Showcase your work to industry leaders, experts, and peers at the prestigious WWEM exhibition.
Recognition: Gain recognition for your scientific contributions and innovative ideas.
Networking: Connect with professionals and researchers passionate about water sensor technology.
Funding: Gala dinner attendance for the top three finalists funded by WWEM, with travel expenses (within the UK mainland) covered by SWIG.
How to Enter:
Prepare your poster as a high-resolution PDF file, formatted in A1 portrait size.
Craft a succinct abstract (max 150 words) summarizing your work.
Submit your entry by July 31st, 2024, and get ready to showcase your research!
Conditions can be found on the WWEM website.
Don't Miss Your Chance!
Mark your calendars, gather your research, and get ready to make waves in water sensor innovation. Join us at the WWEM exhibition and let your poster be the beacon of change in the world of water and environmental sciences.
For more information and submission guidelines, visit HERE.
