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It may not happen very often, but the basic principle of participants being free to withdraw from a research study is central to the idea of voluntary participation on the basis of informed consent.
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 →
Spring has sprung since our last blog post in March and the Student Enterprise Programme has been full of activities. Student Enterprise Incubator We are really excited to be able to announce that there have been exciting developments with our… Continue Reading →
Fraser McQueen was recently awarded ‘Best Newcomer’ at the University’s Conversation Awards on 2nd March. Fraser is a Doctoral Student in Literature & Languages (Faculty of Arts & Humanities) and has written two articles for The Conversation, France’s burkini ban… Continue Reading →
On 2nd of March, Senior Management of the University, Deans of Faculties, Faculty Managers, Academics, Service Directors, PhD students, Members of staff from Communications, Marketing and Public Engagement (CMPE) as well as staff from other service areas, gathered in the… Continue Reading →
Luc Bussiere; Research Profile; @luc_bussiere; Email Luc Bussière is a lecturer in evolutionary biology within the Division of Biological and Environmental Sciences. His research focuses on the forces that create and maintain diversity in expensive and showy traits, especially sexual… Continue Reading →
Engaging with the media – some tentative first steps Rachel Norman and Anthony O’Hare, Faculty of Natural Sciences December 2015, this time last year, was an exciting time – we wrote our first article for The Conversation on how to use… Continue Reading →
By Fiona Millar – Research And Enterprise Office After an encouraging and exciting conversation with Natalia from altmetric about how we can use the altmetric data to communicate our Stirling research outputs, I was invited to speak at their annual… Continue Reading →
by Rachel Norman, Chair of Aquatic Food Security, University of Stirling T: @AFSRachel; Blog: AFSRachel; E: Rachel Norman Providing enough safe and nutritious food for a globally expanding population in the light of climate change and limited resources is a… Continue Reading →