Elizabeth Gadd

@lizziegadd.bsky.social

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Research Culture & Assessment Loughborough University; Chair INORMS Research Evaluation Group; Vice-Chair CoARA; ARMA Res Eval SIG; Founder LIS-Bibliometrics; She/her;

University of Warwick head of talent job advert.
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what's not worked as we'd hoped. Predetermined medium term action plans Research culture cafes Pulse surveys Image of a target with arrows missing the bullseye and one with no arrows, saying 'This isn't failure, This is'.
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Laura Himanen defending her PhD thesis - The promise of responsible research assessment.
USA case study where Librarians undertaking research is more common
Except from a novel: “He says he’s too busy with work”. What could Terry have that would keep him so busy? He was a lecturer in anthropology at Birmingham University. Hardly high-pressure.
Lizzie Gadd in front of European Parliament
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Five areas in which we could demonstrate why we are more than our rank: * Innovation & research * Dedication to public engagement & partnerships * Supporting student success through teaching and learning *People experience and culture * An applied university of today and for tomorrow
Disadvantaged students with lower grades perform just as well in medical degrees. The Independent. May 2018
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REF 2029 News. Open Access FAQs Published.
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Loughborough station in the early morning.
If you consider the purpose of REF and QR, you would have to conclude that it is a mechanism to ensure that our universities remain good at Research. although income from QR is used in different ways at different providers, the general sense is that it represents an investment in research capacity-and thus the research environment (the resources and support you need to do good research). Neither your REF score or QR allocation are prizes for writing the “best“ research articles.
Email from Times Higher entitled 'we would be honered [spelled H O N E R E D] if you could join the THE & Digital Science webinar'
British Council advert For research excellence framework in Morocco.
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Times higher news article entitled, “Researchers have a responsibility to publish”.
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Incoming message 07.25 Good night love you sleep tight Outgoing message 07.45 Good morning love you have a great day
Dear Gadd, Time higher education’s global reputation survey is still running and has already been completed by a large number of academics. You have Received this email as a kind reminder That you can still contribute to THE rankings in 2025 by submitting your survey response.
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Bar chart showing the proportion of male to female staff at Imperial College in the past four years. Male bars are coloured pink and female bars are coloured grey.
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Automating the assessment of impact- good bad or ugly’ slide
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The Faculty Information System: Interfolio and the scholar-centric model. Interfolio from Elsevier.
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CoARA in recently published policy documents.