October’s research policy announcements signify major transformations in the UK’s Research and Innovation environment. This summary provides details of each announcement, as well as gesturing to what might be at stake.
As peer review evolves to reflect broader definitions of expertise, research managers are increasingly recognised as valuable contributors. This article explores sector trends, personal reflections and practical steps for contributing to fair, inclusive funding decisions.
Have you ever thought project management sat outside of your remit? This article explores what projects and portfolios are and how research funding development managers play a crucial role in the project management lifecycle.
This news round-up captures key headlines and discussions from across the research landscape in recent months. From UKRI, Horizon Europe, DSIT and Research Culture and Environment, catch up on the news you may have missed.
Juggling deadlines, funder rules and endless emails? Discover how generative AI is becoming the ultimate copilot for research managers – helping you write smarter guidance, review proposals faster, and find the right funding with ease.
This news round-up captures key headlines and discussions from across the research landscape in recent months. From artificial intelligence to REF, funding challenges, Open Access and research culture, catch up on the news you may have missed.
The Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR), through its UK-based European Office of Aerospace Research and Development (EOARD), funds cutting-edge science to meet future U.S. Air Force needs. This article explores AFOSR’s mission, EOARD’s role in supporting research across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, and how UK scientists can access its funding.
The UK Government’s Industrial Strategy Green Paper, published last autumn, emphasised devolution to support regional innovation ecosystems. This article explores lessons on devolution of innovation support from Wales.
Where do we find our motivation to motivate? This article explores where we charge our motivational batteries, how to navigate rejection and what we can learn from Mr Bean.
Areas of Research Interest are a growing phenomenon. Designed to help public organisations express their research needs, they provide a strong steer to researchers on what is most needed.
