Early Career Colloquium - Call for Abstracts
Our popular Early Career Colloquium is returning, this time as an online event, taking place on the 6-8 July 2021 (provisionally, 2-4pm BST / IST). This is a great opportunity for PhD students and early career researchers (within 3 years of their PhD) to present and discuss their work with experienced academics in their field. We welcome students at any stage of their PhD. First-year PhD students are strongly encouraged to apply, and may present research plans or work in progress.
Attendance at the colloquium is *free* for accepted presenters and for existing RSAI-BIS members. Early career presenters included in the programme, and who are not currently members, will also receive free membership of RSAI-BIS for 2021/22, entitling them to discounted rates at RSAI-BIS, ERSA, and RSAI events, as well as free access to RSAI publications. This support is possible thanks to a generous donation from one of our RSAI-BIS members.
A panel of judges will award prizes for the best paper and the best presentation. Prize winners will receive a certificate, and will be entitled to attend our 2022 annual RSAI-BIS conference (in Stirling, Scotland), for free. The prize covers fees, accommodation, and economy-class travel costs. Shortlisted candidates will also receive a certificate, and their first drink at the 2022 annual conference will be on us.
To apply, please submit an abstract by the 28th May 2021, using this link.
Presenters will be expected to submit an extended abstract or a full paper (if wishing to be considered for the best paper prize) by the 22nd June 2021.
Attendance at the colloquium is *free* for accepted presenters and for existing RSAI-BIS members. Early career presenters included in the programme, and who are not currently members, will also receive free membership of RSAI-BIS for 2021/22, entitling them to discounted rates at RSAI-BIS, ERSA, and RSAI events, as well as free access to RSAI publications. This support is possible thanks to a generous donation from one of our RSAI-BIS members.
A panel of judges will award prizes for the best paper and the best presentation. Prize winners will receive a certificate, and will be entitled to attend our 2022 annual RSAI-BIS conference (in Stirling, Scotland), for free. The prize covers fees, accommodation, and economy-class travel costs. Shortlisted candidates will also receive a certificate, and their first drink at the 2022 annual conference will be on us.
To apply, please submit an abstract by the 28th May 2021, using this link.
Presenters will be expected to submit an extended abstract or a full paper (if wishing to be considered for the best paper prize) by the 22nd June 2021.
RSAI-BIS participation in the "Regions in Recovery: Building Sustainable Futures" Global E-Festival
We are pleased to announce the RSAI-BIS participation in the "Regions in Recovery: Building Sustainable Futures" Global E-Festival, which takes place over two weeks on 2-18 June 2021. We are organising a number of sessions at the festival, including two special sessions on automation and digitalisation, and sessions on a range of urban and regional topics, organised via an open call for abstracts.
To take part as presenter in one of our sessions, please submit an abstract via this link (https://www.regionalstudies.org/events/rinr2021) to one of the following sessions:
SS12. RSAI-BIS I - Digital Tools for the Recovery and the Resilience of Cities and Regions during and after a Crisis
SS48. RSAI-BIS II - The Role of Automation and Digitalization in Regional Economies
SS49. RSAI-BIS III - Urban and Regional Analysis, and Innovative Policy Design (open call for abstracts)
Detailed descriptions of the sessions are available here: https://www.regionalstudies.org/news/202-ssrinr.
If you have an idea for a themed session, and know of at least three presenters who would like to take part, please ask them to submit abstracts via the open call, and then drop us an e-mail to let us know, so we can schedule the papers together as one session. Participation in the festival is free for non-presenting participants, and costs £45 for presenting participants and £20 for concessions (PhD students, early career researchers, retired researchers, etc.).
We look forward to seeing you there!
RSAI-BIS Committee
To take part as presenter in one of our sessions, please submit an abstract via this link (https://www.regionalstudies.org/events/rinr2021) to one of the following sessions:
SS12. RSAI-BIS I - Digital Tools for the Recovery and the Resilience of Cities and Regions during and after a Crisis
SS48. RSAI-BIS II - The Role of Automation and Digitalization in Regional Economies
SS49. RSAI-BIS III - Urban and Regional Analysis, and Innovative Policy Design (open call for abstracts)
Detailed descriptions of the sessions are available here: https://www.regionalstudies.org/news/202-ssrinr.
If you have an idea for a themed session, and know of at least three presenters who would like to take part, please ask them to submit abstracts via the open call, and then drop us an e-mail to let us know, so we can schedule the papers together as one session. Participation in the festival is free for non-presenting participants, and costs £45 for presenting participants and £20 for concessions (PhD students, early career researchers, retired researchers, etc.).
We look forward to seeing you there!
RSAI-BIS Committee
RSAI – British and Irish Section
UPDATE - 48th Annual Conference to be held at Stirling University and Stirling Court Hotel has been postponed until 2022
Due to the public health concerns related to the coronavirus (COVID-19) disease, we will sadly have to cancel this year’s annual RSAI-BIS conference. It was due to take place in Stirling, Scotland, on 7-9 July 2020. We have also, after much consideration, decided to hold the conference in the same location. Our 2022 annual conference will therefore take place in July 2022 in Stirling, Scotland. We can also reveal that the Spatial Economic Analysis lecture will be given by Daniel Arribas-Bel, Senior Lecturer in Geographic Data Science at the University of Liverpool. We will keep the website updated over the next few months as we re-open abstract and session submissions. We hope you are keeping well and safe in these difficult times.
Dr. Maria Abreu, Chair of the RSAI-BIS, on behalf of the RSAI-BIS committee.
Dr. Maria Abreu, Chair of the RSAI-BIS, on behalf of the RSAI-BIS committee.
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