The Value of Impact in politically turbulent times. Twitter account for #EuSPRI17 Mutual Learning Session and debate on shifting public values from research
A better understanding of impact needs to place more emphasis on understanding how the change is 'good', and not embrace all kinds of change driven by research. Proposing the "Grimpact" concept (@HEgrimpact). New post by @GemmaDerrick & I @LSEImpactBlog https://t.co/K7FPaOQY4a
Delighted to be speaking next week at the @UPorto event on evaluating research impact in the social sciences and humanities. Many thanks to @enressh and @Faria_Rita_EC for creating a great platform for dialogue on this important topic.
@Phil_Baty Well I wouldn't want to pre-empt any results ahead of analyzing the evidence. The @HEGrimpact lens is a bit different to previous approaches
Check out our new paper on the Dark side of Research Impact ("GRImpact!") in Proceedings of the International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators w./ @GemmaDerrick (lead) @heravalue@Faria_Rita_EC@GunnarSivertsen Comments are welcome. https://t.co/re0O9pa7qV
Comments welcome on our paper on the Dark side of Research Impact ("GRImpact!") in the proceedings of the STI Conference @GemmaDerrick@HumanomicsMap@Faria_Rita_EC & Gunnar Sivertsen https://t.co/5gfcWx8UGt
Delighted with my new post @eitl_blog with @skatemaxwell reflecting on the role of SSH in stimulating more responsible research & innovation practices. https://t.co/O3DJjf1zUX
Delighted to be speaking at the @GUNi_net conference on Humanities & Higher Education, part of their excellent HE in the World work series. It's going to be a great event!
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Quick twitter poll for my academic readers. Imagine you are doing a research project, and there's an unavoidable external demand that you feel conflicts with your values and beliefs of what good research is. Which adjective best describes your feelings here? RTs = karma