NCCPE Research Fellow and Policy Analyst, Ann Grand, recently wrote an article for The Biochemist From a candle to content creation - a tour through the changing faces of science communication from dissemination to engaged research. Read it at: doi.org/10.1042/bio_20…

Our Open Access Policy will be published later this year. Today we're publishing early decisions on implementation dates for journal articles, conference proceedings and longform outputs. ref.ac.uk/news/early-dec… Economy NI Medr Research England Scottish Funding Council #ref2029

Last month we shared the first case study in in our new series: bit.ly/NCCPEcasestudy… We'll be sharing the second one, about The Turing Way, in our August newsletter. Make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss it! bit.ly/NCCPEnewslette…

In this blog Dame Dame Jessica Corner asks for your contributions to inform how UK Research and Innovation can shape investments in places to maximise national, regional and local impact, though the Citizens Space survey. Have a look a share widely! ukri.org/blog/towards-r…

Last month, we celebrated our Engage Academy class of 2024. Now, the team here are busy planning Academy 2025 for the next set of lucky learners! Applications for 2025 will open this Autumn, keep an eye out here and on our website so you don't miss out: publicengagement.ac.uk/engage-academy

Friends, if you’re interested in equitable approaches to engagement between minoritised groups and environmental scientists, check out this new #OpenAccess paper. (Shared by our friends from the JPI Climate & MAGICA.) #SciComm #EnvironmentalSciences doi.org/10.3389/esss.2…

Our People in Research service provides opportunities for YOU to get involved in health and social care research and make a real difference 🌍 ➡️Visit: peopleinresearch.org to find out more. #PublicInvolvement

A fabulous opportunity!

Could you lead a Royal Society scientific meeting dedicated to your field of research? Proposals are considered twice a year. Submit by 25 September 2024 for consideration in January 2025: royalsociety.org/science-events…

We're excited to share the second in our new series of case studies, highlighting quality, innovative engagement practice. The Turing Way is an open-source, community-led, and collaboratively developed project. Read it at: publicengagement.ac.uk/learn-others/c…

Our Resources area is one of the most popular sections on our new website, can you guess the most read so far? They are: - Partnership working - Introducing PE - Working with Policy Makers - Edge Tool - Social/Ethical Issues Which are your favourites? publicengagement.ac.uk/resources

⏰ only 7 days left to submit⏰ The Hidden REF is a competition to celebrate all research outputs and everyone involved in their creation. Help us understand how much work is hidden and how many people go unrecognised in research. hidden-ref.org/hidden-ref-com… #HiddenREFcomp

We're so thrilled to be part of this fascinating, insightful project. Keep an eye on our channels: @ NCCPE on YouTube and Linked In, to see interviews from some of the participants and a blog from our Co-director, Paul Manners.

We are thrilled about the upcoming session "Becoming Civic: Insights on the Initial Phase of NCIA’s Action Learning Programme" with CRESR SHU and NCCPE on Tuesday, October 8th, from 1pm to 3pm! We'll dive into how universities can uplift communities through civic involvement.

Join Gemma and Zoe from the NCCPE to hear about phase one the National Civic Impact Accelerator Action Learning;

Yesterday we shared the results of People's Vision for R&D, a CaSE project we worked on alongside NatCen to produce The People's Principles. Here, you can watch an interview with Kathryn, a participant, on her experience of taking part: bit.ly/PVforRD_Kathryn

Following this week's launch of the People’s Principles for Involvement in R&D - a CaSE project we worked on with NatCen - we're sharing an interview with Kunal, one of the 33 participants, on his experience of taking part. Watch it at: bit.ly/PVforRD_Kunal

The NCCPE recently partnered with NatCen to deliver a public dialogue for CaSE project: People’s Vision for R&D. Here, NCCPE Co-director, Paul Manners, blogs about his experience running the process and shares some personal lessons learned: bit.ly/PVforRDblog