I was there to field questions on using social media in research and researcher development.
He is a HASTAC scholar, blogs for 4Humanities and also works for Networked Researcher, supporting & promoting the use of social media in academic research and researcher development.
They have also given me a number of platforms to discuss and develop my research communication skills and share my experiences of the research process, particularly my work on the integration of social media applications in academic research and researcher development.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/12/426/prepub This work is produced by VG under the terms of a Researcher Development research training fellowship issued by the National Institute for Health Research NIHRR) with funding from a Scientific Foundation Board grant from the Royal College of General Practitioners.
Following the completion of my PhD and a short stint as a postdoc, I have recently taken up a new job as a researcher development officer at a research-intensive university.
Sharon Saunders is researcher development consultant working with postdocs and research staff at the University of Cambridge.
The Researcher development framework looks at everything related to researcher development, Metcalfe says.
Karen Clegg is director of the researcher development team at the University of York.
Like most researcher development teams, the majority of our training focuses on the postgraduate students.
Locally-produced OA journals are a helpful stepping stone for researcher development.
For example PhD2Published, Networked Researcher, The Thesis Whisperer, Research Whisperer and now Social Science Space and offline in the development of training courses for the researcher development unit at KCL.
