Welcome to RMA Spotlight, a new article series celebrating inspiring career journeys of professionals in research management. In our first feature, we catch up with Kirsty Grainger, Director of Research and Impact Services at the University of Bath.
This news round-up captures key headlines and discussions from across the research landscape in recent months. From artificial intelligence to REF, funding challenges, Open Access and research culture, catch up on the news you may have missed.
New networks seek to highlight the work and experiences of the Global Majority while also creating new spaces for collaboration and innovation.
Read about how the International Research Culture Conference hosted by the National Centre for Research Culture at the University of Warwick is bringing the sector together to create ripples in all things research culture.
Organisations are increasingly looking for new ways to improve equality, diversity and inclusion within research. One way they are doing this is by combining their efforts through the EDIS coalition.
Research support professionals have a crucial role to play in decolonising international research partnerships.
Rachael Gooberman-Hill and Andrew J T George, co-chairs of UKCORI, discuss their role and the ongoing efforts to increase UK research integrity.
Research culture matters to UKRN as it does to several sector-wide bodies; UKRN’s interest is that culture affects research practice and rigour.
At Durham, we are embarking on a journey of vision, values, and actions to enable the best environment for all that are involved in research to thrive.
Alice Cann provides insight to how research culture is important within academic libraries as much as it is across research institutions generally.
