If you’re running a project or programme, the chances are that some form of evaluation is going to be needed, whether that’s to gather feedback

There's a WW2 tunnel running under Zagreb, originally dug as a shelter but now used as a pedestrian shortcut. Thousands of people pass through it without thinking of it as infrastructure at all.

Research Consulting's team draws on a rich mix of backgrounds across the research ecosystem. In this edition of our Meet the Team series, we're getting to

What a rapidly shifting global landscape means for publishers. Governments, funders and institutions are taking different approaches to open access, funding and publishing infrastructure. For publish...

Over the past 18 months, we've watched with growing concern as the Trump administration has moved to censor and undermine research and expertise in the United

Liz Allen on what DORA's Practical Guide series has learned from funders, research organisations and publishers.

This blog was kindly authored by Kathy Collins, Higher Education Consulting Director at Huron, a HEPI Partner. Transnational education (TNE) – including international branch campuses, joint universiti...

Have our beliefs about science been passed down to us by others?

The CredIT taxonomy has become a feature of academic publishing, but has its potential for creating research insights been fully exploited?

A weekly roundup of Research Data Management resources.

The CredIT taxonomy has become a feature of academic publishing, but has its potential for creating research insights been fully exploited?

BioFAIR is pleased to announce the launch of its first survey of the UK life sciences research community, an important step in understanding current trends in FAIR data adoption and identifying the su...

Who gets credit for research - and how should those decisions be made? These questions were at the heart of the recent webinar that my colleague Lucia Loffreda and I led, exploring contributor roles, ...

The scientific community must consider the longevity of open research infrastructure—why it might fail and how to prevent it.

A proposed overhaul of US federal grant rules could significantly curtail how research is communicated and damage US global science.

Today, guest blogger Rob Johnson speaks with the creator of Research Nexus Score, and observes that metadata quality has gone from a niche concern to a sector-wide anxiety.

Universities and research policymakers are sitting on more data than ever. Bibliometric platforms, research information systems, dashboard after dashboard of

Spin-outs in areas from biomanufacturing to environmentally-conscious fashion emerged during a Research England pilot on shared Technology Transfer Offices.

IReL is a consortium of Irish research libraries, providing access to licensed e-resources, OA publishing agreements, and open science infrastructure.

Discover how leading universities are transforming Open Science from aspiration to practice in this 1-hour webinar exploring diverse implementation strategies

Research Consulting is pleased to publish a new report, Strategic review and feasibility study of Open Access models, exploring current use of Open Access