King’s Engaged Research Network
The King’s Engaged Research Network (KERN) is a growing community of researchers, professional services staff, and community partners dedicated to developing, sharing, and celebrating public engagement practices at King’s College London.
Interested in finding out more?
What is KERN?
The King’s Engaged Research Network (KERN) is an exciting collaboration launched in late 2016.
We foster a supportive community of King’s staff and students interested in carrying out public and community engagement with research (P&CER) by providing training, networking opportunities, and helpful resources for our members.
Who can join?
KERN is aimed at King’s researchers – clinical and technical staff and postgraduate students – who are interested in engaging different audiences with their field. We run termly workshops and share monthly newsletters which detail opportunities to get involved, information on funding, resources, and examples of good practice. You can sign up to the newsletter here.
“Being part of KERN has allowed me to keep up-to-date with training and engagement events across King’s. It is great to have a network that can support you with your activities through so many different areas of knowledge!”
Sophie Langdon – PhD Student, Faculty of Life Science & Medicine
Engagement Resources
Starting out in engagement? Check out our resources around engaging with different groups and how to get started!
What’s on?
Check out the latest events across King’s and find out how to get involved.
Want to learn a but more before you get your feet wet? We also host training sessions each term!
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