Researchers' Forum
The Researchers’ Forum is UWE Bristol’s space for Research Associates, Research Fellows and Senior Research Fellows to meet, learn and have a voice.
Researchers' Forum objectives
The objectives of the forum are to:
- keep UWE Bristol researchers up to date with university research strategy and policy, human resources and other relevant developments at UWE Bristol and beyond
- enable UWE Bristol researchers to share good practice and common issues across all colleges, departments and research centres
- offer development events specifically for research staff to support their career aspirations and grow as researchers at UWE Bristol
- gather and take forward issues to the University on behalf of staff on research grades.
Planning group
The Researchers' Forum Planning Group comprises:
- Professor John Hancock
Researchers' Forum Convenor; Associate Head of Department (Research and Knowledge Exchange); College of Health, Science and Society - Dr Amanda Bond
Impact Champion; Research, Business and Innovation - Dr Helen Frisby
Researcher Development Manager; Research, Business and Innovation. - Geraldine Scott
Organisation and Learning Development Consultant; Human Resources. - Dr Jackie Barnett
Senior Research Fellow; College of Health, Science and Society - Dr Behnaz Schofield
Senior Research Fellow; College of Health, Science and Society - Dr Michael Buser
Senior Research Fellow; College of Arts, Technology and Environment - Dr Simon Moreton
Senior Research Fellow; College of Arts, Technology and Environment
For further information about the Researchers' Forum, please contact one of the Planning Group members above.
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