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What can the new government do to strengthen academic-policy engagement? Laura.Duckett Universities Policy Engagement Network (UPEN)
Circular impact: a call to action for research on grand societal challenges Miranda Prynne University of Exeter, Universities Policy Engagement Network (UPEN)
Parliamentary inquiries and lobbying explained Miranda Prynne Goldsmiths, University of London, Universities Policy Engagement Network (UPEN)
How to change research cultures to support the well-being of PhD students dene.mullen Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, Universities Policy Engagement Network (UPEN)
My experience of speaking in front of a select committee Miranda Prynne Goldsmiths, University of London, Universities Policy Engagement Network (UPEN)
Writing and presenting reports for government: five dos and five don’ts Miranda Prynne University of East Anglia, Universities Policy Engagement Network (UPEN)
Five steps for engaging policymakers with research Miranda Prynne University of Leeds, Universities Policy Engagement Network (UPEN)
Does the UK need an observatory for university engagement with policymakers? dene.mullen Capabilities in Academic Policy Engagement (CAPE), Universities Policy Engagement Network (UPEN), University College London
No one agrees on what research leadership is, let alone how to do it well dene.mullen University of Sheffield, Universities Policy Engagement Network (UPEN)
When refuge isn’t safe: uncovering real-life stories to shape policy Miranda Prynne University of Birmingham, Universities Policy Engagement Network (UPEN)
What does ‘strengthen research capacity’ actually mean, and how can we do it? dene.mullen Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, Universities Policy Engagement Network (UPEN)
How to improve the public understanding of evidence Miranda Prynne University of Nottingham, Universities Policy Engagement Network (UPEN)