
Author
Netta Weinstein
Netta Weinstein is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Psychology at Cardiff University. She obtained her PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Rochester in New York, U.S.A., in 2010 with a research emphasis of Social and Motivational Psychology. Her first academic post was as a Lecturer and then Senior Lecturer at the University of Essex, in 2011. She has written extensively about human motivation, well-being, and behaviour. Her research has received media coverage nationally and internationally, resulting in popular magazine reviews (e.g., Scientific American, CNBC; Telegraph), radio (e.g., BBC, NPR), and TV (e.g., ITV) interviews.
2 pieces
Newest first, since April 2018
· Analysis
Re-evaluating REF: have reforms changed how researchers experience the exercise?
James Wilsdon and Netta Weinstein draw on the findings of their real-time REF review to examine whether reforms have changed how researchers experience the exercise
With James Wilsdon
· Comment
Why we need a Real-Time REF Review to plan for 2027
Netta Weinstein and James Wilsdon introduce the context and rationale behind the Real-Time REF Review pilot.
With James Wilsdon