Association for Institutional Research in the Upper Midwest (AIRUM)的动态

For our ‘Boosting Research Careers’ series, we spoke with Luke Daines about the challenges and opportunities of primary care research and how his attendance at IPCRG conferences shaped his perspectives. Read the full interview below: https://buff.ly/4gzctG5

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?What are you doing on September 25-26? Join the research world’s movers and shakers at Lumivero’s Virtual Conference 2024.? ??Countless workshops ??Endless networking opportunities ??Actionable insights Early bird registration is FREE starting in July, and presentation abstracts are due by July 12th. Secure your spot:?https://lnkd.in/enVjPS66 #Researchers #StatisticalAnalysis #QualitativeData

The 2024 DSIT Research and Innovation Workforce Survey is now live! Do you work in research or innovation? The DSIT Research and Innovation Workforce Survey, conducted every two years, is now open. Click below to have your voice heard! Take the survey: https://ow.ly/9fw350STI01 Your insights are invaluable in shaping the future of research and innovation. This survey spans the full spectrum of R&I careers, including but not limited to all researchers, technicians, engineers, R&I leaders, PhD students and R&D managers. Your input can directly impact UK government policy and R&D funding decisions – get involved and participate now! This survey will take 15-20 minutes to complete and your input is truly appreciated.

Please help the UK increase innovation by completing this survey!?? This is for you if you work in the UK and either: produce research, create or improve products or processes, deploy new technologies or work in R&D or innovation teams.?? My team has designed this survey to enable better decisions through better data (on types of innovation, job mobility, skills, outputs, diversity, government support and issues faced by the people who make innovation happen).?? We are so grateful to the 6,000 innovators who completed this survey in the first week! The more people answer, the more precise the data on each sector. This data will then be used to tailor government policy.??

What is the first impression your company gives to a new team member? Don’t forget, they know nothing about you beyond the interview process and are really getting to know you and others for the first time! For our new marketing and communications team members, I thought it was important to give them a branded gift box during their onboarding because: ?? Who doesn’t like getting a present!? ?? they need to see how our brand is properly displayed ?? they will begin thinking about what branded promotional products will resonate with our audience. So how do you make a great first impression with your new employees? #onboarding #newjob #employeeappreciation #knowyouremployees #lifesciences #firstimpression #branding

Responding to #schistosomiasis #researchers requests, GSA launched the Schisto Research Update newsletter in 2020, with the aim of sharing news on relevant #funding and #sponsorship opportunities, technical resources and #protocols, #mentorship and #training courses and upcoming #scientific events. Check out the latest edition for June 2024 from the Global Schistosomiasis Alliance

Market research can be scary - designing questionnaires, recruiting quality respondents, setting up venues, NDAs, recording consents ... the list goes on and on … and we haven’t even gotten to post study to do lists yet!! Don’t let a never-ending to-do list frighten you! Reach out to Fieldwork, we can get you started! Focus on the Research. We’ll do the rest!

Today, we've published our latest #DiscoveryDecade report, looking at how we can use place as a framing to build stronger connections with public audiences. Our public opinion research shows that people support local R&D, trust local messengers and often express local pride - so how can we, as a sector, build on that to tell better, more resonant and more local stories? We tested one way to approach coalition building in places, convening groups of stakeholders from the R&D community and local governments to develop example campaigns. These pilots demonstrated these organisations' shared interests and common challenges, as well as the benefits of working together to tackle them. The Campaign for Science and Engineering is thinking about how to build on this work and are really keen to hear new ideas for projects and collaborations. Let me know!

Register for the 29 October webinar, “How to Peer Review Pain Research” presented by IASP’s Early Career Network! Join Editor-in-Chief of PAIN, Karen D. Davis, PhD, and Editor-in-Chief of Pain Reports, David Yarnitsky, MD for insights on how to peer review for a pain journal. This will be followed by a Q&A where they will answer audience questions on how to become involved and provide the most effective peer review. https://bit.ly/3ZSVzNc