Research and Innovation Services

APRIL 2024: RESEARCH CULTURE  

A 'research culture' is the collective result of the way we think and feel and act. 

Our Culture is created by the choices we make and the way we behave towards each other, within our research institutions. It is also a product of how we engage and interact with others in our global research fields, interpersonally, or through the research discoveries and outputs we produce. Our Research Culture is strongly driven by the way we define, support, evaluate and reward success in research, and who we recognise as having contributed to that success. 

For the programme this month, the Research Culture Team are sharing updates on Research Culture at the University of Glasgow. Below are events and initiatives for all members of the research community. 

• 'Update and Connect' online event (Monday 22nd April 15:00-16:00)  
  • Zoom Link https://uofglasgow.zoom.us/j/87932123574 and Meeting ID: 879 3212 3574
  • Join us for an update on Research Culture at the University of Glasgow and to give you time to connect with colleagues from across the university to discuss and share your understanding / thoughts / engagement with research culture and consider research culture in your space and the challenges / actions / opportunities. 
• Contact Us! At researchculture@glasgow.ac.uk and Meet the Team
• Find out more: check out our Research Culture webpages which provide an overview of Research Culture at UofG
• Research Culture Roadshow: Research Culture is going on tour to a campus location near you! 
• Join the Research Culture Commons:
  • Who is the Research Culture Commons for? 
  • Join the Culture Commons Community MS Teams space 
  • Become a Culture Commons Co-Lead: email researchculture@glasgow.ac.uk 
  • Find out more - a community conversation 
• What does Research Culture mean to you? Add your thoughts, ideas and perspective to this Padlet to create a collective expression of Research Culture at UofG
• Pathfinder: explore the initiatives supporting researchers with career awareness, options, planning, and transition
• Further reading: 
  • Research Culture and Research Integrity - from reflection to action 
  • Setting the Culture - a Research Culture and Researcher Development Team perspective