Research England blog
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- 31 October 2019
- Access and success for black, Asian and minority ethnicity groups in postgraduate research study
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There are persistent inequalities to access, experience and success for black as well as Asian and minority ethnic students in higher education, across multiple levels of study.
- By Steven Hill and Nicola Turner
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- 15 October 2019
- UK Research Reserve (UKRR): collaboration and space saving across the UK's Higher Education libraries
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A highly successful project which has evolved into a major ongoing resource.
- By Steven Hill
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- 04 October 2019
- Thinking about the future of research assessment
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Today Research England has published research, carried out for us by RAND Europe, on developments in the research landscape and their potential impact on research assessment in the next 5-10 years, post-REF 2021.
- By Steven Hill
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- 04 September 2019
- Examining the effect of incentives in the research system on research integrity
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In this blog, Research England's Director of Knowledge Exchange reflects on fruitful discussions between technology transfer experts from the UK and the US on how to advance commercialisation in the UK.
- By Steven Hill
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- 05 July 2019
- Reflecting on the success of Research England's UKRPIF scheme
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Earlier this week colleagues from Research England were lucky enough to attend a sneak preview of the Zayed Centre for Research into Rare Disease in Children, a newly completed research facility built upon a partnership between UCL and Great Ormond Street Hospital.
- By Steven Hill
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- 04 March 2019
- The differences between the Knowledge Exchange Framework and the Research Excellence Framework
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In this blog, with the closing date for the KEF consultation fast approaching on 14 March, Research England's Director of Research, Dr Steven Hill, explains the differences between the KEF and impact in the REF.
- By Steven Hill
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- 31 January 2019
- Reflecting on the guiding principles for REF 2021
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To coincide with the publication of the 'Guidance on submissions' and 'Panel criteria and working methods', which formally launches REF 2021 today, Dr Steven Hill, Chair of the REF 2021 Steering Group, and Director of Research at Research England, reflects on the guiding principles for REF 2021.
- By Steven Hill
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- 10 December 2018
- Why Research England is investing in graphene research
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In this blog, Research England’s Director of Research Steven Hill explains why there is so much excitement around graphene, how the University of Manchester is leading the way in the development of the material and why it is so important that the UK government, through schemes such as the UKRPIF, continues to support the UK’s world-leading research sector to innovate and thrive.