Our mission is to make research accessible and impactful by helping researchers and evaluators communicate their findings effectively. We translate complex information into clear, engaging, and visually appealing designs that spark curiosity and enhance learning. We collaborate with: 🏫 Researchers from academic institutions, businesses, charities, government departments and other research organisations 🙋♀️ Research communicators and impact managers who promote and disseminate research findings 🧑💻 MEL professionals and advocacy practitioners who evaluate research and need to communicate evaluation results effectively We offer full-service support and training to build excellence in research communication within your team.
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Keeping up with our monthly series on research communication and why it matters. If you missed the last one, join us on the 18th of October 😊 Register here: https://lnkd.in/ePd9Wg4G
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We're excited to be part of the upcoming Personal Financial Wellbeing Conference, helping researchers present their work in the most engaging way. Join us for our pre-conference poster design workshop and in-person support 🤓
In slightly over a month, our joint annual Personal Financial Wellbeing research conference with the Money and Pensions Service will return on the 13th November (Wed) at Aston University. The three panels this year are set to bring an update to two of the panels from last year around our collaborative work in poverty alleviation together with our partners in various Councils and Universities, as well as the Nest Insight-led Real Accounts project which study British households' financial diaries with real-time technology. We've also lined up an expert panel to explore various fraud activities that have become more alarming to our personal and financial wellbeing as technolgy advance, and what can we do about it. The poster session last year was immensely successful in showcasing other researchers work in the field. This year we are upping our game by engaging the research communications experts from Research Retold to not only deliver an online pre-conference poster design workshop, but also joining us in-person on day to meet with researchers who are looking to present their work in the most engaging way. If you are still thinking about submitting a poster to us and taking advantage of the workshop, please reach out within this week. We will talk more about the three panels in the coming weeks but tickets are going really quickly this year. If you are thinking about joining us in-person, make sure to book yourself in ASAP: https://lnkd.in/eDe2a2_f #poverty #povertyalleviation #fraud #wellbeing #financialwellbeing #financialdiaries #realaccouts #conference #researchconference #researchmatters Andy Lymer Hayley James Dr Rasha Kassem PhD, CFE, FHEA, CMBE Halima Sacranie Thea Raisbeck Lin Tian Dixon Wong Chris Gorman, CFP®, CLU®, CIM®, TEP Mihaela Gruia CREME Aston University Aston Business School
It's an honour to be trusted with important research and a joy to collaborate with a team with such a clear vision: Patrick Brown, Lucy Shaverin, Laura Bannister from Equal Right. We hope the New York discussions were fruitful ✨
🌍 We're excited to unveil our two-page visual summary of our research paper, "Climate Justice Without Borders." The Cap&Share model presents a bold yet practical approach to halt fossil fuel extraction while funding a global green transition. It also emphasises returning extracted wealth to communities worldwide. Explore the insights and implications in our summary - https://rb.gy/v9gu15 Big thank you to Research Retold for creating this visual summary 👏
Looking forward to delivering this workshop on creating engaging research posters at Aston University's Centre for Personal Financial Wellbeing 👩🏫 We have a blog post coming out on this topic next week as well 👀
At this year's CPFW annual conference (13th Nov), we want to showcase new and emerging research relevant for personal finance through our poster session. Last year this worked really well and led to some very interesting and valuable conversations! We are also holding a free poster design workshop, delivered by Research Retold, which will go over the basics of creating a clear and engaging research poster, for anyone who is presenting a poster at the conference this year. To sign up to present a poster, or for any questions, please get in touch with me directly or you can reach our team on cpfw@aston.ac.uk You can sign up to the conference here:
New SBM Research Insights this time on the role of consultants in corporate sustainability. Happy reading ☕ Authors: Dr Szilvia Mosonyi, Professor Luc Bres, Professor Jean-Pascal Gond Queen Mary School of Business & Management
🔬✨ New in our SBM Research Insights series! ✨🔬 Empowering or undermining? The role of consultants in corporate sustainability This #SBMInsights brief is essential for senior corporate management, in-house sustainability managers, policymakers, and academics looking to deepen their understanding of how consultants influence sustainability efforts. Don't miss out on insights that could improve your organisation’s impact in corporate sustainability. Read the full Research Insights piece by Dr Szilvia Mosonyi (Queen Mary University of London), Professor Jean-Pascal Gond (Bayes Business School) and Professor Luc Bres (Université Laval ) 📖 https://lnkd.in/gjxb6MXN #SBMInsights #CorporateSustainability #SustainabilityLeadership
A prompt to be fun! Research communication can be a fun, rewarding journey, so can telling the world about it. Spotted in the photo are the Impact Report for Better Connect , the comic created for Professor Julie MacLeavy on austerity research and the policy brief for the REPPARE team at the University of Leeds & Brownstone Institute
Today I was the ‘comic lady’ at the Yorkshire Business Fair - great conversation starter to share that comics are one of the many formats in which we communicate research, data and technical information at Research Retold 💃 #YBF2024 #networking #Leeds #events #yorkshirebusinessfair #marketing #business Thanks for organising John Lloyd-Hughes The Yorkshire Society
Have you ever wondered what research communication is and how it can help you connect with key audiences? Join us for a 45-minute interactive webinar where we’ll dive into what research communication is, the essential steps in the process, case studies, and practical tips for effectively communicating your research. 26 September, 11am (UK time) We’ll be running this webinar monthly until the end of 2024. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eybsj_e6 #scicomm #researchcomms #rescomms
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Proud to have collaborated with the Centre for Personal Financial Wellbeing at Aston University to create a visual that highlights their impactful research aligned with the SDGs. It's inspiring to see how their work is making a real difference #SDGs #ResearchImpact #Sustainability
Aston University has been ranked joint 24th in the world and 13th in the UK of ranked institutions for Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)10 (Reduced Inequalities) in the latest Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings. It has also been placed in the top 20% of global universities and joint 19th of ranked institutions in the UK for SDG8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth). The 17 SDGs, adopted by all United Nations member states in 2015, are a call to action to end poverty and inequality, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy health, justice and prosperity. As an interdisciplinary research centre based in Aston, all of our researches around financial wellbeing seek to tackle at least one of the SDGs. For instance, our Real Accounts financial diaries project study how UK households on volatile income maintain their financial wellbeing on a day-to-day basis, with an aim to reduce poverty (SDG1), maintain health and well-being (SDG3), ensure decent work opportunities (SDG8) and reduce inequality (SDG10) in the UK. Our work around ethnic-minority led SMEs, energy literacy, migrants and non-citizens, the child trust fund, the effect of SEISS payment as well as social housing all seek to create sustainable cities and communities (SDG11). With the help of Research Retold, we have created a visual to give an overview of how our various research projects speak to the 17 SDGs. If you aspire to be part of a research centre that actually makes a difference to the world, please reach out to discuss a PhD studentship that is currently available to you. If you’d like to understand more about each of our project, please visit https://lnkd.in/efUwtXhh, or sign up to join our Annual Conference this year and meet our team in November: https://lnkd.in/exR8Vp7K #financialwellbeing #researchmatters #sustainabledevelopmentgoals #SDGs Andy Lymer Hayley James Lin Tian Dr Rasha Kassem PhD, CFE, FHEA, CMBE Halima Sacranie Dixon Wong Chris Gorman, CFP®, CLU®, CIM®, TEP Aston Business School Mihaela Gruia
What’s holding you back from becoming a better communicator? Maybe you're unsure where to start or want to see some examples of how it's done. Whatever the reason, The Guide to Communication Research can helo. It is: ✅ Practical ✅ Illustrated with examples ✅ Full of step-by-step instructions The Guide to Communication Research is the perfect resource for researchers in academia or other organisations, as well as those who communicate research. We can assist you at every stage of your communication journey. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/eWX4gRWe
"Thank you for the brilliant session! I have been anxious about starting my policy briefs but now feel like I know much more about what the process will entail." Feedback from our online training this week at The University of Sheffield on crafting impactful policy briefs delivered by Director, Mihaela Gruia. For the first time in 5 years of remote training, we captured a group screenshot! 📸 The energy and engagement from everyone were incredible, with great interaction, questions and enthusiasm. Fantastic to meet Anna Nelson, Dr Alison Buxton, Dr Ann George, Dr Gemma Horton, Juan Mario Diaz, Liz Croot, Lucinda Bower, Sophie Rutter, Dr Rebecca Ogden Remi Edwards, Melanie B Lombard, Sarah Son, Habiba Aminu. A big thank you to the organiser Sarah Bell for making this session possible, and to the researchers who joined and engaged so actively. Special mentions to Diane Burns, Mahmoud Alsaeed, Andrew Booth, Shraddha Ghatkar who are now following our page! 🙌