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Target Audience: All staff and postgraduate researchers involved in leading, conducting or supporting research
This is a live, on-campus event.
Come along and find out how Strathclyde is supporting a positive research culture and embedding research integrity! This marketplace is an opportunity to get to chat with the people involved in supporting core aspects of research integrity and culture to answer your questions and to build useful contacts for your work. With lunch provided, you’ll also be able to network with like-minded people across the Strathclyde research community.
The marketplace will cover a wide range of topics, with stalls on:
- Research integrity
- Researcher development
- Open research
- Ethics
- The 3Rs and culture of care in animal research
- Innovation and industry engagement
- Trusted research and innovation
- Sustainable research
- Equality, diversity and inclusion
- Safe 360
- Staff wellbeing
- Strathclyde Doctoral School
- Strathpride LGBT+ staff network
- Race Equality Staff Network
- United BPoC Space
- Carers’ Staff Network
- Parents’ and Family Staff Network
- Disabled and Neurodiverse Staff Network
- Dignity and Respect Advisor Network
- Women’s Staff Network
The marketplace will be set up for an hour, so please drop by, grab some lunch and have a chat!
Course Outcomes/Objectives
- Learn more about key topics related to research integrity and culture
- Find out who the key contacts are in various areas
- Network with colleagues across the research community
- Have an enjoyable and social lunch
Accessibility
We are committed to ensuring our events and courses are accessible to all staff:
- Full access information for the venue is available via AccessAble.
- Hybrid provision is not available.
- There will be audience participation – the marketplace will be set up as an open area with various stalls where you can interact with stallholders and other participants as you like.
- You can drop into the session and stay as long as you like.
- The session is relaxed – this means you can stretch, move around, stim etc.
- Some stalls may have printed materials available. You can speak with the people at the stall to request materials in different formats (e.g. electronic, large print).
- Please contact osdu-equity@strath.ac.uk to discuss any further access requirements.
Delivered By: RKES and OSDU, in collaboration with various departments, groups and units in the university