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The Research Security Centre will be hosting two new safeguarding science webinars in May 2025.

Module 6: Travelling Safely: Protecting Your Research While Travelling Abroad

This module will provide a global overview of the threat environment when travelling, a summary of techniques used by foreign governments to gain advantage of your research, and best practices to follow before, during, and after your trip.

Learning Outcomes:

• Raise awareness and equip you to deal with travel risks;
• Enable you to informed decisions to better protect your research.

Module 7: Conducting Open-Source Due-Diligence

This module provides an overview of open-source due-diligence techniques for researchers to use when evaluating the risks related to their potential partners. The outcome of this module will enhance researchers’ ability to find relevant information using open-source methods.

Learning Outcomes:

• Find relevant information using open-source methods
• Frame that information in a way that is analytical useful for those who are new to thinking about security, and
• Protect themselves during their searches.

The webinars are intended for, but not limited to, researchers, research staff including technicians, postdoctoral fellow and students, research security professionals, research administrators, information technology and information management staff, security personnel, biosafety and radiological safety officers, human resources personnel, supply chain personnel and senior management.

Each Webinar has a limit of 250 participants. Please register with a university or professional email address. Otherwise, your registration may be denied. Register directly here and feel free to pass us a question in advance when the registration process prompts you.

Please register with a university or professional email address and note that we will not be granting access to the AI Notetaker feature. Otherwise, your registration may be denied.

We look forward to your participation.

Sincerely,

The Research Security Centre
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