Mid-Multi-Funder Submission Period webinars for Research Organisations and Funding Organisations.
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Making a difference beyond academia. Is there a recipe for success?
Are certain types of funded research likely to bring about a greater impact? Are the benefits of funded research shared equitably? Can we build in, at the design stage, parameters which make a research project more likely to bring about greater impact? What actions can we take during a research project?
[Digital Roundtable Recording] Emerging lessons from the current health crisis and what this means for the future of research
Research funders and decision-makers from the UK, USA and Canada discussing emerging lessons from the current health crisis and what this means for the future of research.
End of year message from Sean Newell, Interfolio UK CEO
Tracking the research and understanding how we arrived at this place, in such a short time with such benefit is of critical importance.
Announcing a new partnership with Kudos
A new partnership with Kudos to help universities, research funders and individual researchers publish their researchfish data as an online Impact History.
[Webinar Recording] Research Organisation Interoperability: Bulk Publication Upload
Gavin Reddick explains how research organisations can use researchfish to bulk upload publications related to grants at their institutions.
Submission period timing
Information from the Researchfish Steering Board about submission period timings for 2021.
[November 25th Webinar Recording] Demonstrating Impact – Are we doing enough?
What are the best methodologies to track the impact of funded research projects and what does the future holds for research impact assessment?
The Psoriasis Association publishes its first 10 Year Impact Report
The Psoriasis Association has just published its first 10 year impact report detailing how their work and the research they fund has made a difference.
Research Impact and the Interconnectedness of Stuff, a new book by Sean Newell
Have you ever wondered why measuring the impact of research is a thing? Why do people care and what events led us to the situation we find ourselves in today where many research-centric organisations are clamouring to articulate the impact their research is having?