CSAR is a charity run by a council of volunteers. The Society is governed by its Council and a written Constitution. Sir John Cockcroft was its founding President in 1964.
Council members as of 21 January 2019:
How can you get more involved in CSAR?
We are always interested to hear from members who might be interested in playing an active part in CSAR. Skills that we currently seek include:
- event operations, including staffing the ticket desk
- photography (taking digital photos of speakers)
- social media (particularly Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter)
If you'd like to find out more, please speak to the president of CSAR, Prof. Sir Mike Gregory, or to the vice-president, Valerie Anderson, at one of the CSAR events.
Industry and CSAR
Peter Hill has joined CSAR as Industry Secretary, to help build closer links between academic researchers and their counterparts in industry.
Peter is meeting companies around Cambridge to explore how they could benefit from the Society's activities. If you'd like to learn more or take part in the program, please email.
Disclaimer:
All views and opinions expressed in CSAR lectures and webinars, in the Question and Answer sessions, and in the recordings of them where applicable, are those of our speakers. CSAR accepts no responsibility for the accuracy or any other aspect of these materials.