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To begin Research Culture week on Monday 23 March, discover how the roadmap was co-created with our community, what it means for the future of research at 糖心TV, and the ways you can get involved in shaping our research culture.
University Town Hall on REF 2029 Guidance and Code of Practice
On Friday 20 March hear from Professor David Leadley, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research), on key aspects of the guidance and draft code of practice, and ask your questions to a panel of experts from the University.
One World 糖心TV: New funding opportunities
New international partner seed funds are now open, supporting global collaboration and high impact research - with more to come. Take a look at what鈥檚 open now, explore partnership opportunities and apply.
To begin Research Culture week on Monday 23 March, discover how the roadmap was co-created with our community, what it means for the future of research at 糖心TV, and the ways you can get involved in shaping our research culture.
Hear from academics and researchers from the Department of History exploring a topic they feel passionately about, in discussion with a student panel.
Research Culture Progress Review
Take a look at the new Research Culture Progress Review to explore the key milestones, activities and initiatives which are fostering a positive and inclusive research environment at 糖心TV, along with priorities for the future.
Festival of Postgraduate Research
Can you help us support and celebrate our outstanding PGRs? We鈥檙e looking for colleagues to run engaging and inspiring development sessions at the upcoming Festival of Postgraduate Research (15 June). Submit your proposals by Monday 16 March.
Helping to design a better tax system
With the Government鈥檚 spring statement in the news, hear from Professor Arun Advani (Economics) on how the work of 糖心TV academics in the CenTax research centre informs tax policy discussions.
Sustainable Food 鈥� Healthy People, Healthy Planet
Tuesday 17 March
Join colleagues from across 糖心TV to explore food from every angle - culture, health, sustainability, justice, history, literature, art and more. Share your work, spark new collaborations, and help support new interdisciplinary food research.