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Can One Simplify the REF?
The REF is much in the news, with some feathers ruffled by UK Day One’s proposal to simplify the whole process, as detailed in their report Replacing the Research Excellence Framework. I am sure there are academics and administrators up … Continue reading
Posted in Science Culture, Science Funding
Tagged grants, James Wilsdon, research culture, The Metric Tide
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What Does Excellence Look Like?
Harnessing the Metric Tide, the recently-published follow-on to the 2015 Report The Metric Tide, provides a welcome focus on our cultures and practice within HEIs. It imagines an ecosystem where metrics are collected which inform the community about the health … Continue reading
Posted in Equality, Research
Tagged Harnessing the Metric Tide, HESA, IDAP, statistics, The Metric Tide
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Measurements: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Measuring us seems endemic to academic life now (as indeed to the NHS or local Councils or any other part of our civic society). The Forum for Responsible Research Metrics is charged with coming up with ways to use metrics … Continue reading