BARDES 2024

Provisional Conference Programme

Time	Title	Speaker/Lead
Thursday 14th November 2024 King’s College London - Strand
9:00-9:30am	Registration	Great Hall
9:30am-11:30am	Joint AM session TBC	Great Hall
11:30am-13:30pm	Lunch Break Networking/Trade fair/Sponsors and presentations Buffet lunch is served	Great Hall
14:00-17:00pm	2 Parallel sessions Workshop for novice researchers Or Exploring Dental Anatomy Through Historical Collections, Contemporary Resources, and Emerging Technologies	Strand Campus, Great Hall Guy’s Campus, Gordon Museum of Pathology, Hodgkin Building
Starts at 18:00pm	Social and Networking Event /Reception	Strand Campus, Bush House 8th Floor South
Friday 15th November 2024 King’s College London - Strand
8:30am-9:15am	Registration & Coffee	Great Hall
9:15am-9:30am	Introduction	Prof Escudier Dean FoDOCS Prof Janice Ellis Dr Vivian Binnie Dr Melanie Nasseripour
9:30am-10:15am	Session 1: Plenary lecture Innovation in Clinical Humanities curriculum	Dr Flora Smyth-Zahra
10:15am-11:00am	Coffee Break & Networking/Trade fair	Great Hall
11:00am-12:15pm	Session 2: SPF Symposium Panel discussion followed by small group breakout sessions	Great Hall
12:30pm-13:30pm	Lunch Break and Networking/Trade fair/Sponsors Buffet lunch is served	Great Hall
13:30pm-15:00pm	Session 3: Short Oral Research and Scholarship Presentations Theme 1: TBC Theme 2: TBC Theme 3: TBC
15:00pm-15:30pm	Coffee Break and Networking/Trade fair
15:30pm-16:15pm	Session 4: Closing lecture Future innovations in Clinical Humanities	Dr. Ourania Varsou
16:15pm-16:30pm	Closing Remarks Evaluation & CPD Collection	Dr Melanie Nasseripour

Registration

Registration is open, please head over to the KCL eStore to complete your registration for BARDES 2024

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Abstract Submission

BARDES Annual Conference offers the opportunity for ‘Novice Education Researchers' to present their work in the form of a 5 minute/5 ppt slide presentation to a friendly and supportive audience. The deadline for submission is 5pm on Friday 18th October.

We will confirm acceptance via email one week later – i.e. by the 25th October, and all presenters MUST be registered for the conference by 1st November – or their abstract will be withdrawn.

We welcome abstracts from Undergraduates, and any colleague up until the level of post-doc (in Education research). Abstracts from colleagues who are post-doc in another research discipline but are starting out in Educational research are welcome also.

Presentations need not be of completed work – they can include a research idea or projects partly completed. We aim to provide support and mentorship in the manner of a 'critical friend'.

This year we are pleased to announce the “Janice Ellis Prize” will be awarded for the best presentation. This will be awarded from combined scoring of the submitted abstract and the oral presentation. Please note it will not be possible to make amendments to abstracts once they have been submitted, so please ensure to submit your final draft.

Please see below the link to a submission form which is the only route by which applications will be accepted.

SUBMIT ABSTRACT

Queries regarding abstracts should be sent to: [email protected]