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It’s safe to say that the Research & Innovation Services team is busy all year round. Whilst the University year is August to July, the calendar year is still relevant to us all personally and, as it draws to a… Continue Reading →
Spark, Connect and Connect+ are internal funding schemes open to academic staff undertaking research at Stirling. The schemes are competitive and will be evaluated against; potential to secure further external funding fit to the University priorities and strategic objectives, and (if… 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 →
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 →
Lisa Idebolo is a Research Policy Officer in Research & Innovation Services, her portfolio of work includes Research Performance Indicators & Metrics, Strategic Projects and Research Committee. Along with Fiona Millar, she attended Prof Kevin Tipton’s Research bites sessions to… Continue Reading →
Where do you hold your research data? Laptops, portable hard-drives, USBs, Dropbox? These devices are not necessarily safe or secure and could be in breach of your funders’ policies.
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