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Getting papers from my PhD across the line
Dr Jen Roberts, Strathclyde University I recently wrote a blog post about the fact that I did some work and I forgot to tell anyone about it. The paper I was referring to was one from my PhD thesis, and […]
I forgot to tell anyone about my work
Dr Jen Roberts, University of Strathclyde. I forgot to tell anyone about my work and it has come back to haunt me in the form of the REF. I like to think that I “do” research impact. And in many […]

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