CPLOL funding kickstarts ResNetSLT project

A huge thank you to CPLOL for the award of 1000 Euros to support #ResNetSLT.

Dr Hazel Roddam recently delivered a progress update about the project at the CPLOL Commission meeting in Prague.

#ResNetSLT will use this funding to begin to post some helpful resources, and to start to really build our virtual community – helping us all to get in touch with each other more easily.

To view Dr Roddam's presentation please click here.

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