Just finished. Kudos @JulieEBayley – it is absolutely brilliant. Cuts through the impact BS incisively but with wit, focusing on the (social) purpose of research throughout. Should be a must read for all PhD students and frankly all academics. https://t.co/r6CJ3JOpJI

— Jonathan Grant (@jonathancgrant) April 9, 2023

100% agree with @jonathancgrant on this review of amazing work by @JulieEBayley https://t.co/KwWs7TC4mB

— David Phipps (he/him/his) (@mobilemobilizer) April 9, 2023

It doesn't get better than this. 'Creating Meaningful impact' is impact nirvana for support staff and researchers as alike.

Also, thank you @JulieEBayley for normalising getting lost in bathrooms #wwjfd pic.twitter.com/krHhq5aBR1

— Dr Ruth Banks 🇪🇺🎗 (@ruth_e_banks) April 10, 2023

@JulieEBayley ‘s new book on impact had me in stitches from page one – that is, the type of humour that comes from looking at one’s own perspective on Impact and learning how to not take it too seriously because then you learn more.

— Gemma E Derrick (@GemmaDerrick) April 10, 2023

Started reading this today and it is already my favourite impact book.*

Funny and accessible, I heartily recommend it.

Thank you @JulieEBayley #ResearchImpact @Emerald_Books

*With apologies to others writing about research impact https://t.co/W2zt5vUa33

— Dr Diane Smith (@DrDianeSmith) May 3, 2023

Just finished the delightful, irreverent, hilarious 'Creating Meaningful Impact' by the amazing @JulieEBayley – if you're doing uni research and want to make any difference in the world- ie have #impact this is a must. pic.twitter.com/HODEIOSnKH

— Prof Maxine Lintern (@ProfMaxLintern) May 7, 2023

Finally ordered @JulieEBayley book, and it should have been printed on yellow paper as I just want to highlight everything. E.g. "the POTENTIAL for a further type of impact doesn't simply cancel the one you've got" (p. 89, Unicorn chapter – of course I'd read that first)

— Bella Ruth Reichard (@BellaReichard) June 9, 2023