Executive Chair, Research England
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Dame Jessica Corner retweeted
Following our update in Jan on the People, Culture and Environment (PCE) element for REF 2029, Exec Chair of @ResEngland Prof Dame @JessicaCorner discusses the next steps, including opportunities to be involved: hepi.ac.uk/2024/03/21/people… #REF2029 @Economy_NI
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Dame Jessica Corner retweeted
"Our aim is to co-design the #REF2029 people, culture and environment assessment process with the whole research community." says Dame Prof @JessicaCorner @ResEngland in @HEPI_news
➡️hepi.ac.uk/2024/03/21/people…
We fully support this inclusive & collaborative approach to change
Solutions in hand for REF 2029 @AnneMortimerOx @ref2029
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We need multiple actions on this, REF 2029 encourages different kinds of research outputs that are much more difficult to ‘fake’. What will you be putting forward? theguardian.com/science/2024…
Dame Jessica Corner retweeted
REF 2028 becomes REF 2029... This gives us more time to make sure that some of the positive changes to the REF are picked up by HEIs.
wonkhe.com/wonk-corner/ref-d…
So pleased to announce Research England Development funding today for this exciting new collaboration supporting university spinouts
Great to be with @JessicaCorner today to discuss @NCUBtweets' new report and celebrate the announcement of @UKRI_News investment for a 3rd incubator space for @ScienceCreates in Bristol's Temple Quarter. Super @BristolUni example of an innovative private-public partnership.
Dame Jessica Corner retweeted
Always a landmark in the @NCUBtweets calendar. Launching today the 10th edition of the State of the Relationship report. Fantastic backdrop hosted by the @thersa. Thank you to all the contributors and support from @ResEngland @JessicaCorner
Dame Jessica Corner retweeted
We're delighted to welcome #MappingTheHumanities - a new resource launched @SASNews today.
ALT Professor Dame Jessica Corner, Executive Chair of Research England, said: “The important insights this will deliver for understanding the arts and humanities research landscape will not only aid funders like Research England in making strategic funding decisions, but will also foster greater collaboration and connection between universities and researchers.”
#MappingTheHumanities is now live!
Our new interactive tool makes it easy to find and connect with arts and humanities research infrastructure in the UK.
Join the mapping community today and see what you’ll discover: humanities.org.uk/
@ahrcpress @ResEngland
Dame Jessica Corner retweeted
Today's @Wonkhe blog from @JessicaCorner details the latest @ref2028 timeline and explains how the national funding bodies have been engaging with universities and other partners wonkhe.com/blogs/whats-happe…
Latest on REF timeline. Please do share with colleagues.
What's happening with the REF initial decisions consultation? wonkhe.com/blogs/whats-happe… via @wonkhe
We are pleased to be continuing our important work to support best practice in university commercialisation
As set out in the government's response to the independent review of spinouts, we'll support their work with universities, investors & founders to establish commercialisation best practice by publishing a list of adopting universities & enhancing data: gov.uk/government/publicatio… 🧵
Dame Jessica Corner retweeted
Which also builds on our work comparing the UK with leading university entrepreneurial ecosystems in the US and Europe – and developing Research England as an ecosystem builder: ncub.co.uk/about/what-we-do/… ncub.co.uk/about/what-we-do/…
Dame Jessica Corner retweeted
Our policy leadership in this space builds on funding to develop university ecosystems through our Connecting Capability Fund and our expert commercialisation group: ncub.co.uk/insight/research-… ncub.co.uk/insight/research-…
Dame Jessica Corner retweeted
We supported @TenU_News’s international tech transfer collaboration and their development of the USIT best practice guide for life science spinouts deals: ten-u.org/news/the-usit-guid…
This guide gives all parties negotiating spinout deals a strong and fair foundation to start from.
Our funding continues to underpin the crucial role of universities in commercialising research
Very good to hear @Jeremy_Hunt launch this report today and his appreciation of the importance of universities to our future economy.
We're pleased the independent review of spinouts, published today, recognises the vital contribution universities and their spinouts make to the UK’s science and technology superpower ambition, as well as Research England's role in supporting them: gov.uk/government/publicatio… 🧵👇
This real and already present challenge has shaped our thinking for #REF2028.
Though we don’t have all the answers and are still seeking feedback.
Generative AI makes fraud an existential threat to science researchprofessionalnews.com…
An extraordinary story of perseverance and certainly one for reflection
Karikó’s Nobel: a moment of celebration or hard reflection? timeshighereducation.com/new… via @timeshighered
Dame Jessica Corner retweeted
We want to hear your views! We’re inviting comments on assessing People, Culture and Environment in REF 2028. Find out more about our wider work on PCE and how to engage: beta.jisc.ac.uk/future-resea…
#REF #REF2028
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