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ESRC Impact Acceleration Account (IAA) Showcase and Workshop


Event details

What is the event about?

The ESRC IAA team and the Impact and Engaged Research Network (IERN) would like to invite you to an all-day ESRC IAA showcase and training event. The event will focus on celebrating the success of impact projects supported through the ESRC IAA, we will also be joined by the national ESRC Team who will provide an overview of measuring and collecting impact evidence.

The event will feature:

  • Case studies from ESRC IAA award holders as they share their own experience of holding such an award, as well as the impact itself.
  • A presentation from Nina Marshall, Deputy Lead, Impact and Interdisciplinary at ESRC which will provide an overview of measuring and collecting impact evidence and how ESRC are using evidence.
  • ESRC IAA project examples of impact evidence capture and the challenges/benefits of collecting certain types of evidence.
  • A training session lead by IERN.

Information

ESRC IAAs are block awards made to 24 research organisations to accelerate the impact of research.  This replaces previous ESRC follow-on funding schemes, and has allowed the University to provide a more flexible and responsive approach to supporting impact from social sciences research through internally allocated funding streams.

For further information on the ESRC IAA, upcoming calls and funding opportunities, please visit the University’s ESRC IAA webpage.

Programme

Time Activity
10:30 Registration and coffee
10:45 Welcome by Professor Rob Gleave, Professor of Arabic Studies and Director of the Centre for the Study of Islam.
11:00 Case Study: Impact Cultivation Award with Dr Anke Karl
11:15 Case Study: Social Policy Network Award with Dr Nav Mustafee Senior Lecturer in Operations and Supply Chain Management
11:30 Case Study: Knowledge Exchange Fellowship Award with Dr Michael Leyshon Senior Lecturer in Human Geography
11:45 Case Study: Project Co-creation with Dr Vashti Berry Senior Research Fellow
12:00 Questions
12:15 Lunch
13:00 Project example by Dr Inma Adarves-Yorno
13:30 ESRC Team presentation
14:00 Questions
14:15 Refreshment break
14:30 Group exercise, led by Claire Packman and Louise Rutt, Research Impact Managers, Research Services
15:15 Evaluation
15:30 Session close

Registration

To register your interest in attending this session please complete the online registration form.

If you have any questions, please contact research-events@exeter.ac.uk.

The University of Exeter is one of only 24 universities in the UK to have ESRC IAA funding.

Location:

LSI Seminar Room A, Streatham Campus