Research Impact and Parliament




My colleague Jacqueline Aldridge, co-author of The Research Funding Toolkit, attended a recent event hosted by the Parliamentary Office for Science and Technology (POST), which gave academic researchers an insight into how they can best contribute to the parliamentary process. 


Jacqueline kindly agreed to summarise the main points that arose from the day. Huge thanks to her for doing so, and

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