Impact from Research Event at School of the Arts
1:00pm - 3:00pm /
Wednesday 15th June 2016
/ Venue: The Chapel Foresight Centre (Block J)
Type: Workshop /
Category: Research
- 0151 794 5057
- Dr Jordana Blejmar
- Suitable for: University staff
- Admission: The event is free, but registration is necessary
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Impact will, alongside research outputs, play the most important role in REF 2021. We therefore would like to invite all researchers and staff members at the School of the Arts – and particularly those who are working on impact case studies – to join us for this “Impact from Research” event on Wednesday 15 June 2016.
The event will focus on the preparation of impact case studies; provide information about current support at the School and Faculty for these cases; and will clarify questions colleagues might have. What does 'impact' mean in practical terms, how can we measure and capture it and what are examples of best practices?
There will be informative presentations from Research Impact and Press officers, departmental research leads, representatives of Business Gateway and colleagues working in collaborative projects outside academia. During the coffee break there will be also time to discuss informally how we can support each others research and impact profile.
1-1.10pm Welcome (Richard Koeck/Greg Lynall)
1.10-1.30pm Overview, Key Points, Available Resources/Services and Templates (Chris Williams, Bob Conney)
1.30-1.50pm Collaborations outside Academia (Kate Spicer from Business Gateway)
1.50-2.10pm Coffee break
2.10-2.30pm Identifying/Collecting and Publicising Evidence (Matt Hurst)
2.30-3pm Impact Case Studies at SotA (Richard Koeck, Beatriz García (ICC), Jordana Blejmar/Belinda Tyrrel)
The event will focus on the preparation of impact case studies; provide information about current support at the School and Faculty for these cases; and will clarify questions colleagues might have. What does 'impact' mean in practical terms, how can we measure and capture it and what are examples of best practices?
There will be informative presentations from Research Impact and Press officers, departmental research leads, representatives of Business Gateway and colleagues working in collaborative projects outside academia. During the coffee break there will be also time to discuss informally how we can support each others research and impact profile.
1-1.10pm Welcome (Richard Koeck/Greg Lynall)
1.10-1.30pm Overview, Key Points, Available Resources/Services and Templates (Chris Williams, Bob Conney)
1.30-1.50pm Collaborations outside Academia (Kate Spicer from Business Gateway)
1.50-2.10pm Coffee break
2.10-2.30pm Identifying/Collecting and Publicising Evidence (Matt Hurst)
2.30-3pm Impact Case Studies at SotA (Richard Koeck, Beatriz García (ICC), Jordana Blejmar/Belinda Tyrrel)