Plymouth University Medical Research Society

Win a chance to get a journal publication either in the Cambridge Medicine Journal or the British Student Doctor Journal!

Join in on NANSIG’s clinical neurosciences essay competition open to all medical students and junior doctors.

Deadline for submissions are on the 31st of August and these should be sent to [email protected].

For more information, visit the below online link:

http://nansig.org/nansig-2020-essay-competition/.

NANSIG 2020 Essay Competition – NANSIG NANSIG 2020 Essay Competition In celebration of our 10 year anniversary… NANSIG presents the 2020 Essay competition! Top prize will be a journal publication! Open to medical students and junior doctors! Choose one of the two questions: What has been the biggest development in the clinical neurosci...

Hi everyone!

Today is the last day to get early bird tickets (£15) for the upcoming national surgical conference he Plymouth uni Undergraduate Surgeons (PUS) and to submit your abstracts for poster presentations!

Head on over to their website NOW to get the tickets.... NOW PEOPLE, DON'T MISS OUT!

http://www.plymouthundergradsurgeons.com/national-conference-2017.html

National Conference 2017 The Plymouth Undergraduate Surgeons is proud to host our first ever national surgical conference! The theme this year is ‘Technology in Surgery’ and we aim to bring you expert teaching,...

Special thanks to Kyungmin, Sangeetha, and Jen for sharing with us their immense knowledge and experience regarding the academic foundation programme.

As you all know, it is a very competitive programme to enter and we hope that this session has helped you get a head start on preparing yourself for it!

Thanks so much to everyone who attended today's tutorial, courtesy of the one and only Dr. Poorna Gunasekera (PG) We hope that you found it useful and fingers crossed that some of these come up in the AMK next week.

His slides will be up soon on this page so do check back soon!

First teach of the year was given by the academic secretary and president! Here's the presentation on the very basics of statistics. No equations in particular, it is aimed to provide a broad picture/understanding of statistics! Hope it's helpful!

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0By2RSAvT_lopb1RPcXpqV2ZfRVk

If you're interested in giving a tutorial on a topic of your interest, let us know and we'll help you organise logistics and you'll get a certificate for your work.

We understand that you guys don't want to do academic things all the time, so we are going to organise a social! Stay tuned for details~

Come along if you're interested, see you there!

Thank you to those who supported and attended the neurology quiz night! Don't forget, there's an upcoming bucket shake charity event on the 17th of December for Brain Tumor Research Charity. A sign up timetable is listed in the link below:

http://doodle.com/poll/f5fsmc6sk39877s5

Hope to see you there!

Doodle: Brain tumour research charity bucket collection Bucket collection to raise money for Brain tumour research

There's still time to join the neurology quiz in PSQ! Come down and show off your neurology knowledge with a chance to win a ~prize~.

THE FESTIVE PERIOD HAS BEGUN!!

In the spirit of Giving, PUNS and Plymouth Research Society have collaborated to organize a bucket shake for brain tumor research. This bucket shake will take place in the city centre from 0900-1800 on Saturday 17 December.

We would really appreciate it if you could give us an hour of your time for charity , please sign your name up for a time slot in the doodle attached and please tell your friends about it too.

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to drop us a message

http://doodle.com/poll/f5fsmc6sk39877s5

Doodle: Brain tumour research charity bucket collection Bucket collection to raise money for Brain tumour research

A massive thank you to everyone who joined us on Wednesday to hear all about the world of research. And a very special thank you to the professors who took time out of their very busy schedules to give us a sneak peek into the life of a researcher. We hope those who weren't able to join us this time will be able to come to the Plymouth Research society's next event :)