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14th Annual British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship Symposium

The British Academy, 10 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AH

Tuesday 22 April 2008

About this Event

PROGRAMME  | LIST OF PRESENTATIONS

The 14th annual British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship Symposium will be held at the Academy on Tuesday 22 April 2008. 24 speakers will make short presentations about aspects of the work for which they have been awarded Academy Postdoctoral Fellowships.

All those interested in attending are welcome to do so. There is no admission charge for attendance at this event, but, if you wish to join us, it is essential to inform the Academy in advance of your intention to do so as space is limited. Bookings may be made using the online form, by sending an e-mail to pdfsymp@britac.ac.uk or by telephoning 020 7969 5281. When booking, please indicate clearly the individual talks which you wish to attend. Guests are welcome to come for a single talk, a group of talks, or to attend for the whole day. Please also indicate clearly if you will wish to take lunch for which a small charge may be made.