What is knowledge mobilization? Or, how do I develop the impact potential of my research?
Given the role that impact plays in decisions around research funding, the question of how to achieve and accelerate impact is literally a billion.
One of the many worrying issues around COVID-19 is the spread of pseudoscience, recommending everything from giving up ice cream to drinking bleach..
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I was delighted to be invited to speak at last week’s “Strategy of Impact” conference, organised by ResearchFish and Interfolio. My paper explored.
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As one of the founders of Kudos, I often get asked about what inspired us to devote years to researching and developing tools to help people.
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I’ve been working in research communications for 20 years now, during which time I have answered a lot of questions from researchers! Many of these.
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Every drop of funding now seems to come with requirements around achieving and demonstrating broader impacts. Not many of us disagree with that in.
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In a previous posting, we explored the concept of research mobilization and the four steps that can help you maximize the impact potential of your.
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A more competitive world Universities are facing ever more competition for funding and ranking in reputational tables. Small differences in.
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