The University requires all research including face-to-face participant interaction to make changes to how those interactions are conducted.
The General University Ethics Panel (GUEP) would like to remind researchers of the University’s policy on the length of time that appropriate research data should be stored.
An expedited review process will be considered for any new research study relating to COVID-19.
However much we recognise the importance of ethics in research, we all know that applying for ethical approval can feel like an additional bureaucratic hurdle. Particularly when there are a million other things to be done in the early stages… Continue Reading →
Applications to the second run of the University of Stirling (UoS) and Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP) joint international Mentoring Partnership Programme are open now, and will close on Friday 6th December 2019.
The University of Stirling (UoS) and Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP) are pleased to launch a joint International Mentoring Partnership Programme.
Research Images 2019 is now open for entries! Our Research Images competition is a great way to sum up complex research in a simple and succinct way. They say a picture is worth a thousand words so how would you… Continue Reading →
In case you’ve missed it Professor Claire Squires is currently at the University of Melbourne completing a visiting professorship with her collaborator Beth Driscoll. Beth and Claire have been collaborating on a number of book festival related projects and coming up with… Continue Reading →
Sian Ringrose, Research Development Officer, provides details on how to approach an European Research Council (ERC) Grant Proposal
In ground-breaking work the team from Permanently Progressing? Building secure futures for children in Scotland study have been involved in work, never before undertaken, to link and analyse administrative data on looked after children collected by the Scottish Government and… Continue Reading →