A truism that has been proclaimed frequently in recent weeks is that once the coronavirus is tackled and the immediate crisis has passed, “things will … Read more
Category: Impact
Think Kent Discovers series
For a special guest blog post, Jess Messenger introduces a series of nine Research Services and KMTV commissioned research documentaries which will be screened under … Read more
Test your research impact muscles!
Take the quiz to test your research impact muscle and discover what more you can do to ensure your work gets found, read and cited. … Read more
Using TV to promote your research: Introduction to KMTV
A quick overview of KMTV KMTV, a joint venture between the University of Kent and KM Media Group, is a new local TV station covering … Read more
Maximizing your audience: Providing accessible formats of your research works to reach a wider audience
What if the format of your research means that you can’t reach all of your potential audience? Making your work available in an accessible format … Read more
‘Do you come here often?’ Starting the conversation on DOI’s for Book Chapters
Last February, I was taking part in a panel at Research 2 Reader and one of the questions asked was ‘What can publishers do to … Read more
When should I talk about research data?
Now. This would have been my shortest blog post ever, but for the general feeling that it is bad form to have a post with … Read more
Researcher experience of working with the OSC: Dr Adelina Gschwandtner
We met Dr Adelina Gschwandtner (School of Economics) at the Office for Scholarly Communication (OSC) launch event in September, and since then Adelina has worked … Read more
Getting your research into Parliament: what, why, and how
Parliament would like researchers to engage with them: last week they unveiled a new website with guidance for researchers wanting to share their work. I … Read more