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Research Culture Uncovered

Research Culturosity, University of Leeds

At the University of Leeds, we believe that all members of our research community play a crucial role in developing and promoting a positive and inclusive research culture. Across the globe, the urgent need for a better Research Culture in Higher Education is widely accepted – but how do you make it happen? This weekly podcast focuses on our ideas, approaches and learning as we contribute to the University"s attempt to create a Research Culture in which everyone can thrive. Whether you undertake,

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(Episode 117) Navigating the Academic and...

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2025/06/04

In our latest episode on the Research Culture Uncovered podcast Ged Hall talks to Dr. Wade Kelly, who has moved between professional staff roles and academic roles a number of times in his career. This episode dives deep into Wade’s career journey, spanning continents and sectors and how he has embraced change and stayed open to new identities and possibilities.Here are the top 3 takeaways:Don’t Close Doors on Yourself: Wade highlights the importance of continually building your skillset—whether in

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(Episode 116) Knowledge, power, and partnership:...

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2025/05/14

🎙️ Episode 116: Knowledge, Power, and Partnership – Research Culture Beyond AcademiaGuest: Christine Wilson, Director of Research and Insight at the British CouncilIn this thought-provoking episode of Research Culture Uncovered, Emily Goodall speaks with Christine Wilson about how we can expand our understanding of research culture beyond the academic sphere. Together, they explore the power of curiosity, lived experience, and collaboration across sectors in creating more inclusive, ethical, and

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(Episode 115) The Diverse World of Research...

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2025/05/07

Discovering the ins and outs of Research Management and Administration (RMA) can be as exhilarating as it is complex! 🎙️ In this episode of the Research Culture Uncovered podcast, Ged Hall and Simon Kerridge dive deep into the intricacies of RMA and share insights that can reshape the industry. Check out some key takeaways:🔍 Broad Scope of RMA: The profession encompasses everything from pre-award, post-award, research impacts and outputs and integrates various roles like researcher development and

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(Episode 114) How to Handle Professional Failure

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2025/04/30

Content note: this episode includes discussion of sensitive topics, including depression and suicidal thoughts. While the conversation is not graphic or detailed, these themes are addressed openly. You may wish to skip from 15 to 23 minutes if you'd prefer not to listen to that part of the episode. If the issues raised in this episode concern you, you can access support and resources in the show notes.***What happens when your dream job slips through your fingers? In this episode of Research Culture

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(Episode 113) Creating Space for Researchers to Be Heard

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2025/04/23

In this episode, Host Heledd Jarosz-Griffiths and her co-host Ruth, a Careers with Research consultant at the University of Leeds, delve into the vital topic of making space for researchers to feel valued and heard. Here's what you'll find in this episode:Reflecting on Change: Heledd and Ruth discuss the ongoing shift in research culture that is increasingly giving researchers the opportunity to express themselves and feel acknowledged for more than just their outputs.Personal Experience: Heledd

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26:38

(Episode 112) Open for Good: Rights Retention at the...

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2025/04/16

This episode follows on from yesterday's conversation with Jon and Iva from Project Retain. If you haven't done so yet, we recommend listening to that first: (Episode 111) Project Retain: open access and rights retention policies across EuropeThis time Nick talks to his Library colleagues from the University of Leeds Jane Saunders and Jonathan Horne about rights retention at the University of Leeds, why it's important for academic colleagues and what they need to know.If you're not familiar with

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(Episode 111) Project Retain: open access and rights...

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2025/04/15

This week we're releasing not one but TWO related episodes about open access and rights retention. In this first episode Nick is joined by Iva Melinščak Zlodi and Jon Treadway from Project Retain. Led by SPARC Europe, the project aims to accelerate the uptake of rights retention and open licensing to enable researchers to share their work openly. It published its final report on 24 March 2025 featuring case studies from 10 European countries, including the N8 Research Partnership in the UK.Then keep

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(Episode 110) Changing Research Culture through...

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2025/04/09

(Episode 110) Changing Research Culture through Learning Design - the Career Catalyst Example Welcome to this rather long, but hopefully informative and engaging episode of the Research Culture Uncovered podcast. It is a whopping 40 minutes long: a colleague-to-colleague conversation between Ruth Winden and Rachael Clark, the co-facilitators of the Career Catalyst Programme AND 5 of our 2024/2025 Career Catalyst Award winners, who kindly offered to share their experiences of participating in this

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(Episode 109) Tony Bromley Reflects on his Career,...

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2025/04/02

In a heartfelt farewell episode of the Research Culture Uncovered podcast, we celebrated Tony Bromley's influential career in research development as he steps into a well-earned retirement. 🎉During his conversation with Ged Hall, Tony shared insights and reflections from his journey in academia and researcher development.🔍 Key Takeaways:Transformative Impact of Robert's Funding: Tony highlighted the pivotal role of Robert's Money in expanding the researcher development sector, bolstering support

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(Episode 108) The art of being you: Research...

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2025/03/19

In this episode, host Dr. Emily Goodall enjoys a conversation with Duncan Yellowlees, founder of a training company specialising in helping researchers elevate their communication and presentation skills. They explore how embracing creativity, authenticity, and joy can transform the way research is presented, leading to stronger connections, more innovative ideas, and a sense of belonging in academia.Key Takeaways:🎭 Your personal voice matters: Research isn’t just data; it’s done by people

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(Episode 107) Exploring Pracademia: Bridging the Gap...

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2025/03/12

In our Research Culture Uncovered conversations we are asking what is Research Culture and why does it matter? In this episode Ged Hall discusses a recent opinion piece on the role of pracademia within business schools with his co-authors Helen Hughes (lead author), Jill Dickinson and David LosebyHere are three key takeaways from their conversation:🔍 Diverse Career Pathways: We need to establish more varied career pathways to attract and retain pracademics. By recognizing and valuing previous

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(Episode 106) Narrative CVs: What now? What next?

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2025/03/05

In this episode, Taryn Bell and Emma Spary return to the exciting (and sometimes contentious) world of narrative CVs, following Emma's initial introduction to the format all the way back in Season 6!Narrative CVs are still a relatively new CV format, one which researchers, researcher developers and funders are all still getting used to. With this in mind, Taryn and Emma have returned to the topic to assess where we stand in 2025.In this episode, they discuss:Perceptions of and reactions to the

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(Episode 105) Navigating the Evolving Landscape of...

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2025/02/26

In this episode, Heledd Jarosz-Griffiths welcomes Professor Stan Taylor, Honorary Professor at Durham University and leading expert in doctoral supervision, to discuss the evolving landscape of doctoral supervision, its challenges, and future directions. With extensive experience and contributions to doctoral education, Stan shares valuable insights on effective supervision practices, inclusivity, and emerging trends.Key takeaways:• Evolving Challenges in Doctoral Supervision: Stan Taylor outlines

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(Episode 104) Research Impact Heroes: Insights from...

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2025/02/19

Research Culture Uncovered are excited to share the first in a new series ofpodcast episodes called Research Impact Heroes. In this series Ged Hall will betalking to people who have inspired him and helped him in his research impactjourney. The first person had to be Professor Mark Reed 🎙️ In this episode Mark and Ged delve into the transformative power of research impact and the essential role it plays in shaping our research culture.Here are 3 key takeaways from their engaging conversation:Ethics

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(Episode 103) Practice makes perfect: why open...

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2025/02/05

In this episode Nick Sheppard talks to Dr. Kinga Patterson, a researcher with many ‘hats’ and passionate about open research. Likening #OpenResearch to learning a language where early exposure is crucial and practice makes perfect, Dr. Patterson shares her experiences working on the "MyFirst1000Days" project at the University of Leeds and her role as Managing Editor at Cambridge University Press. Here's what you can learn from this episode:Understand Open Research Practices: Discover the

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(Episode 102) Beyond misconduct: Cultivating a...

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2025/01/29

In this episode, host Dr. Emily Goodall speaks with Steph Neave, CEO of the UK Research Integrity Office (UKRIO), about the link between research integrity and research culture.Here are the key takeaways:🔑 Understanding Research Integrity:Research integrity goes far beyond procedures, it ensures research is honest, transparent, accountable, rigorous, and conducted with care, principles that should be embedded at every phase of the research cycle.🔑 Addressing Research Misconduct:UKRIO is working

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(Episode 101) From Conversation to Movement: The...

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2025/01/22

In our Research Culture Uncovered conversations we are asking what is Research Culture and why does it matter? In this short episode of the Research Culture Uncovered podcast, host Emma Spary discusses the format and findings behind The Unnamed Research Culture Event (TURCE), held in July 2024. The workshop aimed to address issues around poor research culture and to find empowering solutions for tackling challenging behaviours in research environments that are 'Not in the spirit of...'. With

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(Episode 100) Celebrating 100 episodes: Research...

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2025/01/15

In our Research Culture Uncovered conversations we are asking what is Research Culture and why does it matter? In the milestone 100th episode of the Research Culture Uncovered podcast, host Emma Spary and her co-hosts Ged Hall, Ruth Winden, Nick Sheppard, Taryn Bell, Emily Goodall, and Heledd Jarosz-Griffiths review a particularly eventful year.The podcast celebrates winning the Vitae Impact Culture and Engagement Award, welcoming new team members, and the retirement of Tony Bromley. Each host

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(Episode 99) Preprints as a catalyst for change in...

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2025/01/08

In this episode, host Dr Emily Goodall explores the transformative role of preprints and advocacy in research culture change with special guest Dr Jonny Coates, Associate Director of ASAPbio. They discuss how preprints could reshape the publishing landscape, support early career researchers, and drive positive changes in research culture.🔑 Key Takeaways:Transforming scientific publishing: Preprints prioritise research quality over journal prestige, giving authors more control, boosting

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(Episode 98) Career Development For Everyone:...

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2024/12/18

In our Research Culture Uncovered conversations we are asking: What is Research Culture and why does it matter? In this week’s #ResearchCultureUncovered episode, Ruth Winden speaks to Associate Professor and Academic Lead for Career Development, Lynne McKeown, about leading the LICAMM Careers Academies at the University of Leeds. We go into detail of her successful initiative to agree 10 days' career development time per annum, for everyone in her Institute. (LICAMM = Leeds Institute of

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