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Published today ‘Research Integrity: A primer on research involving animals’

Posted on 20/02/201920/02/2019

We are really excited to be able to share this press release with you about a consultancy project we have had […]

How does research training contribute to your institutional research culture?

Posted on 19/02/201919/02/2019

This is a frequently asked question and often comes up in discussion at conferences and with clients so here goes….. Really […]

NEW YEAR OFFER!

Posted on 11/01/201911/01/2019

We are now booking in training dates up until the end of 2019. ALL TRAINING DATES BOOKED IN AND CONFIRMED ON […]

Future Events Calendar 2019/2020

Posted on 17/12/201818/12/2018

2019 JANUARY 9th-11th January 2019 FRAME/VetBioNet Training School in Experimental Design, Nottingham, UK The Training School is aimed at postgraduate level […]

Preclinical research reporting: mind the training gap

Posted on 05/12/201805/12/2018

Earlier this year, we (Nikki Osborne, Director of Responsible Research in Practice and Jane Alfred, Director of Catalyst Editorial) conducted a survey of […]

New animal research training dates announced!

Posted on 19/10/201819/10/2018

We are delighted to announce the following dates for the ‘Animal Research: Critical, Challenging & Creative Thinking’ training course taking place […]

How training can contribute to your institutional culture

Posted on 27/07/201717/10/2018

This week I read a report that has really got me thinking about what impact training can have on an institutions […]

Why make research integrity relevant?

Posted on 15/03/201725/09/2018

Over the last year, one topic of conversation that has continually cropped up is the importance of making research integrity relevant. As […]

RI….what does it mean and to whom?

Posted on 04/11/201618/10/2018

A few weeks ago I was at a meeting discussing responsible research and innovation (RRI) and I had to keep checking what individuals […]

Let’s talk about ‘Culture of Care’…

Posted on 18/05/201617/10/2018

Something that I’m being asked to talk about a lot lately is ‘culture of care’ (CoC). So what is it – […]

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