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Warmest congratulations to Dr Hesham ElAbd and Prof Dr Paul Saftig on this recognition of their important work.
December 11, 2025 at 3:34 PM
Warmest congratulations to Dr Hesham ElAbd and Prof Dr Paul Saftig on this recognition of their important work.
Ah, but will this also apply to the Engagement and Impact element?
December 10, 2025 at 11:09 AM
Ah, but will this also apply to the Engagement and Impact element?
Yes, interesting to see how much AI still doesn't "get" spoken language.
December 10, 2025 at 11:08 AM
Yes, interesting to see how much AI still doesn't "get" spoken language.
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There were hundreds of university labs with highly trained staff up and down the country sitting idle that could instantly have been converted to testing, at minimal cost. It was obscene that this did not happen.
September 22, 2025 at 7:17 AM
There were hundreds of university labs with highly trained staff up and down the country sitting idle that could instantly have been converted to testing, at minimal cost. It was obscene that this did not happen.
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We now know a lot about what excellent ICSs look like. And it's not difficult, using information that's been in the public domain for yonks, to identify and compare stronger with weaker ICSs. So there's little need to pause on that front, nor any known reason for most HEIs to change course. 3/7
Results and submissions : REF 2021
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September 5, 2025 at 12:44 PM
We now know a lot about what excellent ICSs look like. And it's not difficult, using information that's been in the public domain for yonks, to identify and compare stronger with weaker ICSs. So there's little need to pause on that front, nor any known reason for most HEIs to change course. 3/7
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So, other than taking any consultations we're invited into seriously, maybe 'pause' is a good time to step back and focus on what's actually of value.
Are 'dry run' exercises on that list? Hmm. Probably not. Is actually enabling/doing/supporting research on that list? Hmm. Emphatically yes. 7/7
Are 'dry run' exercises on that list? Hmm. Probably not. Is actually enabling/doing/supporting research on that list? Hmm. Emphatically yes. 7/7
September 5, 2025 at 12:44 PM
So, other than taking any consultations we're invited into seriously, maybe 'pause' is a good time to step back and focus on what's actually of value.
Are 'dry run' exercises on that list? Hmm. Probably not. Is actually enabling/doing/supporting research on that list? Hmm. Emphatically yes. 7/7
Are 'dry run' exercises on that list? Hmm. Probably not. Is actually enabling/doing/supporting research on that list? Hmm. Emphatically yes. 7/7