Grace Gottlieb is Head of Research Policy at UCL. Since joining UCL in 2017, her work has focussed on areas including the financial sustainability of research, the regional distribution of R&D funding and transparency and reproducibility in research. In 2020 she was seconded to the Russell Group to lead a project on research culture.
4 pieces
Newest first, since January 2020
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Measuring research impact has lessons for measuring research culture
The current debate over people, culture and environment measures in the next REF has clear parallels with the contested introduction of impact measures. Grace Gottlieb and Tadhg Caffrey transport us back to 2009
With Tadhg Caffrey
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Transparency is the key to trusting researchers
A recent parliamentary committee report called for grants to mandate reproducibility in research – but more fundamentally the issue is about promoting openness and transparency. Grace Gottlieb explains
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It’s time for coordinated action to change research culture
A new Russell Group report points the way to a better research culture in UK higher education. Grace Gottlieb introduces it.
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Why research transparency and reproducibility matter
Research transparency and reproducibility are important to universities, policymakers and public trust in research argues Grace Gottlieb.