Getting your research into parliament
18th October 2017
Research plays an important role in the UK parliament; it can help MPs and Peers scrutinize government policy, examine pressing...
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Co-authorship in the Humanities and Social Sciences
5th October 2017
Our new white paper explores the experiences of co-authorship by researchers in the Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS). Co-authorship, when two...
Author webinar: engaging with the media
20th September 2017
Research matters to the public – as researcher, David Docquier, commented earlier this year: “Many political decisions and news are...
Communicating your research to policy makers and journalists
6th July 2017
How can you get your research heard in public debates about science? What’s the best approach to communicating your work...
In the words of your peers: how to get networking
15th May 2017
“Go out and do it.” Presenters and panelists at a recent Biophysical Society Annual Meeting agree that networking must be self-led;...
Opening up citations
6th April 2017
Citations are central elements of academic publishing, helping give knowledge context. Consider how much information is contained within one single...
