“Social care research needs social care to be lifted from the shadows” – new blog post
For those engaged in social care research – or those seeking to use research within social care itself – it can be difficult to explain how healthcare models...
For those engaged in social care research – or those seeking to use research within social care itself – it can be difficult to explain how healthcare models...
Dr Julie Bayley (LILI) and Mr Prakash Saha (Clinical Senior Lecturer, King’s College London and Consultant Vascular Surgeon at Guys and St Thomas’s Hospital ) are embarking on...
On 7th October 2021, Dr Julie Bayley (LILI) and Dr David Phipps (York University, Toronto) were invited to deliver a talk to 200+ Association of Commonwealth Universities Ambassadors...
These notes accompany a talk given by Dr Julie Bayley on 1st November 2021 (2nd November in New Zealand) Speaking as part of the “Impact through Culture Change”...
In October 2021, Dr Anne Jolly and Dr Julie Bayley delivered a talk at the Association of Research Managers and Administrators (ARMA) Annual conference. ARMA is the UK’s...
LSE Blog piece here: What does COVID-19 mean for the evaluation of the Impact criterion in REF2021? | Impact of Social Sciences (lse.ac.uk) As the world continues to...
A new series of discussions focusing on impact – and using social media to increase impact – have launched on the Science Communication Accelerator Podcast (scicomX). The series...
With the academic sector making strides on both impact and open science, how can the two best connect in the publishing landscape? How can we shift from presumptions...
The University of Lincoln is extremely proud to showcase the work of colleagues across the institution in a new set of videos demonstrating research impact. The videos, highlighting...
In 2017, Julie Bayley (LILI, Lincoln) and David Phipps (York University, Toronto) wrote the original article “Building the concept of research impact literacy“. First published online, the full...