Novembers Wider Outlook is now available
This issue includes:
Page 1 Witty report on HE role in the Economy
Page 2 Review of the Leverhulme Visit to the University
Page 3 In House compliance Audits
Page 4 EU Innovation Indicator
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October’s Wider Outlook – concentrating on Research Council news is now available, there’s also the opportunity to voice your opinion on open access via the University’s response to the HEFCE consultation – deadline October 16th.
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Following the recent closure of the Research and Funding Blog survey, respondents choosing to leave their name were entered into a prize drawer for up to £200 towards their professional development. We are pleased to announce the winner is Dr Claire Gwinnett from Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Sciences. Simon Dyer from Youth Enterprise selected the winner from the draw at Wednesday’s Enterprise Exchange. We would like to take the opportunity to thank everyone responding to the survey and attending the focus group yesterday. The team has had valuable feedback which we are now reviewing to inform our future blog developments.
Birmingham Science City aims to promote the strength of science, technology and innovation in and between the public, private and university sectors. Staffordshire University are involved in Birmingham Science City (BSC) working groups and we are therefore invited to publicise our work through their networks. A recent call has gone out to request content for the BSC website, providing an opportunity to:
If you have news you wish to promote via BSC, please contact externalprojects@staffs.ac.uk.
If you wish to find out more about the work of Birmingham Science City and its innovation community you can engage with partners via linked in Innovation Futures group or @Bham ScienceCity for Twitter. Further details at (http://www.birminghamsciencecity.co.uk/).