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|Is About=Each year the University of Glasgow hands out four awards to recognize and celebrate activities which promote collegiality and contribute to a positive research culture at the University. This could be by acting as a role model or leading on initiatives to promote research integrity, open science, recognition for varied contributions to research and fair approaches to evaluation and collegiality. The aim of these awards is to highlight not only what research is done, but also how it is done. | |Is About=Each year the University of Glasgow hands out four awards to recognize and celebrate activities which promote collegiality and contribute to a positive research culture at the University. This could be by acting as a role model or leading on initiatives to promote research integrity, open science, recognition for varied contributions to research and fair approaches to evaluation and collegiality. The aim of these awards is to highlight not only what research is done, but also how it is done. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:30, 22 October 2021
ThemesResearch culture awards (University of Glasgow)
What is this about?
Each year the University of Glasgow hands out four awards to recognize and celebrate activities which promote collegiality and contribute to a positive research culture at the University. This could be by acting as a role model or leading on initiatives to promote research integrity, open science, recognition for varied contributions to research and fair approaches to evaluation and collegiality. The aim of these awards is to highlight not only what research is done, but also how it is done.
The award is open to any member of staff, from any job family, who has made a strong contribution to the research culture.Why is this important?
Good research happens within a community that supports, incentivizes and rewards a positive research culture. Such a culture is one in which colleagues are recognized and valued for their contribution, in which they support each other to succeed, and in which researchers are motivated to produce work of the highest standards.
For whom is this important?
Iris Lechner, Fenneke Blom, Andrijana Perković Paloš contributed to this theme. Latest contribution was Oct 22, 2021
