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How should universities respond to the randomisation agenda in research funding allocation?
First NERC and then the British Academy, and then the Wellcome Trust with their recent research culture call. The use of (partial) randomisation in allocating research funding seems to be on the rise.
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Adam Forristal Golberg is Strategic Research Development Manager (Research Growth) at the University of Nottingham and has also worked at Keele University. He is one of the ARMA SIG Champions for Research Development. He writes occasionally for Research Professional and blogs at socialscienceresearchfunding.co.uk and on Twitter @cash4questions
How should universities respond to the randomisation agenda in research funding allocation?
First NERC and then the British Academy, and then the Wellcome Trust with their recent research culture call. The use of (partial) randomisation in allocating research funding seems to be on the rise.
Adam Forristal Golberg is Strategic Research Development Manager (Research Growth) at the University of Nottingham and has also worked at Keele University. He is one of the ARMA SIG Champions for Research Development. He writes occasionally for Research Professional and blogs at socialscienceresearchfunding.co.uk and on Twitter @cash4questions
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