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Honor Powrie: ‘So what has networking ever done for me?’

04 Aug 2025 Honor Powrie

Scientific meetings and conferences are all about mixing with other people, but networking isn’t easy. Honor Powrie gives her tips if you’re either attending or organizing such events

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It's good to talk Networking sessions are a staple part of most scientific meetings, but making a success of them can be tough. (Courtesy: Shutterstock/Pandagolik1)
Dear Physics World readers, I’m going to let you in on a secret. I get anxious every time I see th

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Honor Powrie is an engineer who is now senior director for data science and analytics at GE in Southampton, UK. She is writing here in a personal capacity
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