MONDAY 11th February
A new workshop has been arranged for researchers who are building an impact case and are looking for guidance or reassurance about developing evidence.
Through this workshop researchers will see how expectations regarding evidence relate to their own impact cases, and will improve their understanding of what is needed to make sure the evidence is strong and what activities are required to put in place all the pieces before submission.
The workshop will be held on the Talbot Campus. More details can be found here.
What makes good evidence of research impact?










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