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Rachel Beaton
Capture the essence of your research and the imagination of your audience. Early December 2017, Research and Innovation Services launched our inaugural Research Images competition asking our research community to convey the story of their research in a single image.
Paul Cairney (@CairneyPaul), Professor of Politics and Public Policy (Faculty of Arts & Humanities), has been working with a wide range of scholars and practitioners to develop practical advice from policy studies. Here we discuss his aim to combine insights from… Continue Reading →
What is Kudos? The University is partnering with Kudos an independent, free, online service that is dedicated to maximising the visibility and levels of engagement with research across various channels. “The University’s Strategic Plan sets out an ambitious target to… Continue Reading →
It is a bit of a shock to realise that you have worked in the same office at almost the same seat with the same view for 10 years. There have been the occasional breaks for children but as of… Continue Reading →
Thanks to Fraser Denholm, Digital Media Producer, Communications, Marketing and Public Engagement for this summary of the Research Week highlights Alongside our programme of session we also had, on display in the Macrobert, our Research Map. We asked our academic… Continue Reading →
A packed programme for Day 3 including Professor Claire Kramsch’s Carnegie Centenary Lecture
Day 2 started in a much more relaxed fashion as everything was already set up. We just needed to make sure that technology was on our side for the day’s sessions!
Our inaugural Research Week was an exciting mix of activities, with opportunities to build inter-disciplinary teams, and the introduction of our new research themes. In case you missed it, we hope these blog posts by the Research & Innovation Services… Continue Reading →
When Fiona and I were asked to organise a week long celebration of research at Stirling we accepted with a little trepidation – we were starting with a completely blank slate! Professor Judith Phillips, having hosted similar events in previous… Continue Reading →