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  1. Regional Investment, European Funding and Defining Value: The Future Challenges for Research

    December 18, 2019

    …s to both excellence and fair distribution. Those of us championing a place-based agenda need to find new arguments to navigate these complex issues, while avoiding simplistic interpretations such as the north-south divide and cities vs towns. These ignore the poverty in parts of London and the southwest and the affluence of some towns. The other divide in this election was, of course, between Leave and Remain. Will a landslide victory give the pr…

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  2. Bringing Researchers Together: The DTA Spring School

    May 15, 2019

    …, part funded by a prestigious €6.5 million grant from the Marie Skłodowska-Curie PhD Fellowship programme (MSCA). Having recently joined University Alliance, this was also the first time I have been able to attend a school to welcome new students. Partly due to its links to the European Union, DTA3 targets international students, making the Spring School a thoroughly global event. Over the two days, I met and spoke to students from fourteen count…

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  3. University Alliance ‘20 in 2020′

    December 17, 2020

    …r of the Education Select Committee, Robert Halfon MP Executive Chair of Research England, David Sweeney Chief Executive and Chief Nurse from Health Education England Director for Post-16 Strategy at the DfE, Keith Smith Chief Executive and Chair from Innovate UK Skills and Apprentices Minister, Gillian Keegan Shadow Universities Minister Emma Hardy MP Sir Michael Barber, Chair of the OFS Nicola Dandridge, CEO of the OFS 3. We have significantly e…

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  4. We need more than workshops to support the wellbeing of PhD researchers

    December 1, 2020

    …ugh these they can then create the informal connections to receive the peer-to-peer support that may become vital for their wellbeing. Develop strong representation systems While it is great that Student Unions (SUs) cover postgraduate representation, I know from my own experience that undergraduate-focused SUs are not the best place for PhD issues to be actively listened to. PhD students need dedicated representation systems and the issues they r…

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  5. DTA Summer School 2021 – coming together to explore interdisciplinarity

    September 2, 2021

    …projects in more depth. We had the choice to share our work as oral, Pecha-Kucha-style or poster presentations, and the themes – how our research relates to the world outside the university and the interdisciplinary element of our projects – helped reveal shared interests and methods across our projects. The interactive poster session in WonderRoom was particularly fun. We learnt a lot about the work of peers outside of our disciplinary cohorts,…

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  6. With the right support, universities can help power an economic, social and cultural recovery

    May 5, 2021

    …skills capacity of the vaccine manufacturing workforce within the Stockton-on-Tees region. Sitting at the nexus between higher education, business and public services, it is often Alliance universities that deliver the commercialisation of findings, translational research, innovation support and skills development necessary to develop ideas into application; delivering real-world innovations in care, services, products and delivery. This role wil…

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  7. #WeAreInternational blog: Blessing Adeleke

    November 14, 2022

    Blessing is researching sustainable soil-based alternatives to cement A Civil Engineering graduate from Nigeria, Blessing Adeleke investigated the use of magnesium oxide (MgO) waste, and other industrial by-product materials in construction. He is one of several researchers at the University of South Wales who are driving research in soil-based alternatives to cement. Blessing’s PhD explored the use of wastes and industrial by-products in buildin…

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  8. Alliance universities supporting the nation throughout the pandemic

    November 9, 2020

    …ignificant proportion of the NHS frontline workforce, contributing to lifesaving research, donating vital supplies and facilities, and supporting local community initiatives. Our universities have also worked hard to keep their institutions open for teaching, learning, and research, moving swiftly to establish blended online provision. They have supported a safe return to campus too; providing Covid-safe facilities and supporting the wellbeing and…

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  9. The DTA Rep Committee: Amplifying the voice of PhD researchers

    January 5, 2021

    …socialising, which supports motivation while promoting solidarity and peer-to-peer support. One of the key benefits I have gained from my role on the DTA Rep Committee, is developing intimate knowledge of the complexities and challenges associated with the Covid-19 pandemic. The survey we distributed was effective in illustrating its far-reaching negative consequences for our PhD researchers. These include concerns about the continuation of fundi…

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  10. #WeAreInternational blog: Vignesh Velmurugan

    October 19, 2022

    …a bonus!” Vignesh’s work focuses on designing and developing a smart, home-based hand and wrist rehabilitation device for stroke survivors. The WiGlove allows the user to train their hand and wrist, and features sensors that help the user and clinicians to follow their progress, even remotely. Feedback from studies so far has been overwhelmingly positive, and the device is continuing to undergo user testing: “We hope that this will further inform…

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