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Research Culture workshops: Visions of 2035

Workshop group at the HETS workshop at Warwick University
HETS workshop at the University of Warwick. Image provided by Warwick Scientific Services.

Visual event summary by ScriberiaThe culture of research and the future of the science system - click through to the full image

Throughout 2017 the Royal Society spoke to over 1000 individuals from across the research community, through 20 events in 15 different locations. Participants included researchers across all career stages in academia, industry and government. 

The workshop was designed to engage participants in a conversation about research culture. This allowed the Society to gather ideas about a vision of an ideal future research culture, and how this could be achieved. The first event in the series was run as a full-day conference for ECRs. The insights from this series of workshops has been captured in Research culture: embedding inclusive excellence.

The great success of the workshops has led to the development of an open access pack of resources, which allows individuals to easily run their own workshops, using a simple step-by-step guide.

Why? 

Research culture is important and this workshop can help you and your colleagues to think about it differently.

Who?

Anyone can run a workshop, and everyone in the research community is encouraged to participate.

How?

Simply download the pack and follow the step-by-step guide.

Read more on our blog post.

Visions of 2035 materials

The content and materials developed for these workshops and guidance on how to use them have been made openly accessible.

Explore the materials
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