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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 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 →
Dr Megan Dee, Lecturer in in International Politics in the Faculty of Arts & Humanities was successful in securing a place on the BBC Academy’s Expert Women Scotland Media Familiarisation Day and we are delighted to invite her to reflect… Continue Reading →
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.
Louise McCabe is a Senior Lecturer in Dementia Studies and recently attended the RCUK Global Engagement Meetings . In the following post, the first in a series of posts from the Global Engagement Meetings, Louise reflects on her time over in India. … Continue Reading →
At Stirling we have a great range of resources to support our staff including opportunities specifically targeted at researchers as well as training which is open to all. We also have access to a range of external on-line materials, and… Continue Reading →
Yesterday I spent the afternoon at the University of Strathclyde Technology & Innovation Centre on George Street with Rachel Clark. As part of her role in Research & Knowledge Exchange Services, Rachel runs the very successful week long Knowledge Exchange… Continue Reading →
Following the ARMA conference last week, we asked Dr John Rogers, Director of Research & Innovation Services for his reflections ahead of the insights from the #StirARMA17 team. by John Rogers There is no doubt that we live in uncertain… Continue Reading →
On Saturday, my husband and I headed off for dinner in Glasgow. After missing out on seeing Professor Maggie Cusack’s Exhibition at the Hunterain after the Scottish Parliament & Universities KE Seminar in April (the Hunterian is closed on a Monday)… 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 →