
Author
Catriona Manville
Catriona Manville is director of policy and public affairs at the Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC).
Previously she was a Research Leader at RAND Europe, focusing on societal impact and evaluation. During this time she was seconded to the Department of Health and Social Care working in the National Institute for Health Research. Before joining RAND she worked in the science team at the British Library.
Catriona has a PhD in biochemistry from Newcastle University where she specialised in the propensity of drug therapies to cause cancer. As part of her PhD, Manville spent a year working in the genetic toxicology department at GSK.
2 pieces
Newest first, since October 2019
· Analysis
The future of REF: Driving a culture to maximise high-quality research and impact
Throughout the latest Research Excellence Framework, researchers at RAND Europe were tracking academics’ experience in real time. Catriona Manville, Camilla d’Angelo and Susan Guthrie report on what they found
With Camilla d'Angelo and Susan Guthrie
· Comment
What is the future of England’s research and research assessment?
A study asked academics how they expect their research to evolve over the next decade. Catriona Manville on the findings.