Hi all, Let's get to know each other better ahead of the Global Induction Session! Please introduce yourself to the global Laidlaw community in this thread.  Here is a template you can use to tell everyone a bit about yourself: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- My name is: ______ (*pronouns*) I study _______ [course/major] at ________ [university] My research is about: ______ I chose this research topic because: _______ I am from: ______ When I'm not studying/working, I like to: ________ One thing about me that surprises people: ________ Ask me about: _________   I'd love to connect with someone who: __________ If you are an alum or completed your first summer last year - share some advice! What do you wish you knew before starting? What is the most valuable thing you learnt from your experience?  I'm excited to meet you all and hear your stories! 

Hi everyone! Please use this conversation thread to chat to each other about your research - connect with other scholars in your subject area, discuss your progress, seek advice, and help someone who's facing challenges! 📚This thread is for scholars conducting research within Medicine & Health, please see other conversations for STEM, Arts & Humanities, and Social Sciences. 

Hi everyone! Please use this conversation thread to chat to each other about your research - connect with other scholars in your subject area, discuss your progress, seek advice, and help someone who's facing challenges! 📚This thread is for scholars conducting research within Social Sciences, please see other conversations for STEM, Arts & Humanities, and Medicine & Health. 

Hi everyone! Please use this conversation thread to chat to each other about your research - connect with other scholars in your subject area, discuss your progress, seek advice, and help someone who's facing challenges! 📚This thread is for scholars conducting research within STEM, please see other conversations for Social Sciences, Arts & Humanities, and Medicine & Health. 

Hi everyone! Please use this conversation thread to chat to each other about your research - connect with other scholars in your subject area, discuss your progress, seek advice, and help someone who's facing challenges! 📚This thread is for scholars conducting research within the Arts & Humanities, please see other conversations for Social Sciences, STEM, and Medicine & Health. 

If you'd like to suggest a quote to be featured, leave a reply to this conversation using this simple template: Quote: Leader: I admire this leader because: I like this quote because: We try to choose quotes that are relevant to current events, align with Laidlaw Scholar values (ambitious, brave, curious, determined, extraordinary, fast, good) and maintain great diversity between the leaders, based on factors such as their area of expertise and ethnicity. Feel free to submit as many quotes as you'd like! 

Hi everyone,Please introduce yourself to the global Laidlaw community in this thread - let's get to know each other better ahead of the Global Induction Session!Here is a template you can use to tell us a bit about yourself:My name is: ______ (pronouns)I study _______ [course/major] at ________ [university]I am from: ______I became a Laidlaw Scholar in: _______My research is about: ______I chose this research topic because: _______When I'm not studying/working, I like to: ________One thing about me that surprises people: ________My 'leader crush' is: _______ because ________ Ask me about: _________   I'd love to connect with someone who: __________ If you are an alum or already completed your first research summer - share some advice! What do you wish you knew before starting your research? What is the most valuable thing you learnt from your experience? I'm excited to meet you all and hear your stories! 

Dear Scholars,We are extremely excited to announce that we will be conducting a live Q&A session with Lord Laidlaw during the conference this Saturday.To submit a question, simply follow us on Twitter and reply to this tweet with your question(s).Don't be shy! Ask away!