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Daily Archives: 25 January 2012
Informing science and policy
Ian Gibson wrote last month in the Times Higher that we need a new generation of politically savvy scientists. He said “many in the scientific community do not see it as their business to get involved in matters of policy. In … Continue reading
Posted in Information source, Research management, RSS, Science news, Science policy
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How Hard Do You Work?
Career progression and promotion require that you tick all the right boxes when panels scrutinise your CV. If you are trying to optimise your chances of advancing up the greasy pole, this requires that you know what the boxes are … Continue reading
Posted in Athena Swan, Equality, Outreach, promotion, University of Leicester, Women in science, women in STEM in HE
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