Please use your college email address and full name when registering. This event is for Imperial Early Career Researchers and students.

At this event you will have the opportunity to ask key questions about advancing your career with the Head of Process Studies at Syngenta. This meeting is specifically for Early Career Researchers and students..Tis meeting is specifically for Early Career Researchers.

In this informal meeting Anita will give a short presentation with tips on advancing your career and then answer your questions in a Q&A.

The lecture will be held at Imperial College London at the South Kensington Campus in 412 Roderic Hill Building. As there are limited spaces for the in person session we ask that you register in advance.

You can also join online.

How do I get there?

The easiest way to get to Roderic Hill Building (A2 on the campus map)is from the Sherfield walkway.

The entrance to ACEX is adjacent to the Union shop (selling stationery and clothing) and directly opposite a doorway into the senior common room.

Walking with the common rooms on your left hand side, you will eventually reach the entrance to the ACE Extension on your right hand side.

Walk through the ACEX’s glass doors main entrance, up the short flight of stairs and zig-zag through to the foyer of Chemical Engineering. Ahead you will see into the control room of the Chemical Engineering pilot plant (a large pipework system visible beyond the control room).

Turn left, walking around-and-beyond the enclosed staircase, and into a long social area with seating under the windows. Head through towards the whole length of the breakout seating and go through the double doors at the end, into a corridor of offices.

Continue along the corridor.

Follow the corridor around to the right. At the end, go through the left-hand set of double doors that connect the ACEX to a stairwell of the Roderic Hill Building, marked level 4.

Head up two floors until you reach the fourth floor of the stairwell, which leads to the fourth floor of the Roderic Hill Building.

As you walk ahead through double doors into the corridor, the lecture theatres are on the right hand side, and each has two doorways.

About The Institute for Molecular Science and Engineering

The Institute for Molecular Science and Engineering (IMSE) is one of Imperial College London’s Global Institutes, drawing on the strength of its four faculties to address some of the grand challenges facing the world today. The Institute’s activities are focused on tackling problems where molecular innovation plays an important role.

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