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Publications and Resources
Research Councils UK produce a variety of publications and resources which
provide resources for researchers and users of research; highlight the outcomes
and impact of research; and set out policy and strategy. Publications are listed in chronological order,
the first being the most recent.
Policy & Strategy
The following publications highlight joint Research Council policy and strategy in a variety of areas such as Research
administration, Impact, Public Engagement and Research Careers. Our publications reflect our Strategic Vision, with its objectives being
reflected throughout these publications.
Reports
The reports within this area highlight the impact of the work we do and the
research we invest in.
Researcher Resources
Publications within this area are aimed specifically at researchers and institutions. There is a range of information and tools that can help
researchers to improve career development and prevent research misconduct.
It is important for academics who receive Research Council funding to keep up to date with RCUK's current policies and guidance for researchers.
Submissions
As the strategic partnership of the seven UK Research Councils, RCUK frequently
submits written evidence to inquiries and consultations by government
departments, Select Committees of the House of Commons and the House of Lords,
and to other organisations.
Research Briefings
This series of briefings demonstrates the impact and value of multidisciplinary research taking place in the UK.
Archive
The following publications have been archived by RCUK and are provided for
reference purposes only.
Our latest publication is:
Innovation and the Research Councils
Innovation is the application of knowledge or ideas for the development of
products, services or processes – whether in business, the public services,
or non-profit sectors. The UK innovation system is multi-faceted, with a
wide variety of actors, both publicly and privately funded. RCUK and the
Research Councils play a vital role in it through investment in knowledge
creation and its translation to application.
This booklet Innovation and the Research Councils
highlights how UK research is vital to boosting innovation for economic and business growth.
A copy of the report is available to download here .
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