Identifying gaps in climate litigation-relevant research: an assessment from interviews with legal scholars and practitioners by Merner, LD, Franta, B, Frumhoff, PC

“…</p> <br> <p>Through interviews with legal scholars and practitioners, this research identifies a variety of climate litigation-relevant research topics to inform research agendas, identify potential priority areas, and illuminate new topics.…”

Final report to JISC on the usage and impact study of JISC-funded phase 1 digitisation projects and the toolkit for the impact of digitised scholarly resources (TIDSR) by Meyer, E, Eccles, K, Thelwall, M, Madsen, C

“…The primary aims of the project were to measure the impact of five JISC funded digitisation projects, and to assemble a Toolkit for the Impact of Digital Scholarly Resources, which provides open access to a set of approaches and tools available to measure and potentially improve the usage and impact of current and future digitisation projects. …”

Democratic deficits and gender quotas: the evolution of the proposed EU Directive on gender balance on corporate boards by Suk, J

“…</p> <p>In this policy brief, leading equality law scholar Professor Julie C. Suk traces the evolution of the EU proposal, and argues that it has become increasingly concerned with a more comprehensive gender equality agenda as a means of promoting democratic legitimacy of governance in the European Union.…”

Somerville's green infrastructure project by Al-Chalabi, M

“… <p>The purpose of this report is to document the findings of Malek Al-Chalabi’s Tisch College Scholar Project in collaboration with Groundwork Somerville. …”

Industry, Experts, or Industry Experts? Academic Sourcing in News Coverage of AI by Brennen, J, Schulz, A, Howard, P, Nielsen, R

“…Analysing the news mentions of the 150 most cited scholars researching artificial intelligence in the UK and US, this factsheet offers three main findings. …”

The Doug Altman Scholarship & Building Capacity Globally by Richards, G, Gill, P, Davis, R, MacDonald, H, Heneghan, C

“…Given the generosity of the MMF, we funded eight forward-thinking future leaders of evidence-based medicine who attended the 2019 EBMLive Conference in Oxford. The scholars brought provocative, bold and constructive contributions on the theme of making research relevant, replicable and accessible to end users. …”

A village perspective of rural healthcare in China by Lora-Wainwright, A

Creating a Social Justice Mindset: Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Justice in the Collections Directorate of the MIT Libraries by Baildon, Michelle, Hamlin, Dana, Jankowski, Czeslaw, Kauffman, Rhonda, Lanigan, Julia, Miller, Michelle, Venlet, Jessica, Willer, Ann Marie

“…The Collections Directorate of the MIT Libraries sponsored a task force to identify opportunities for archives, technical services, preservation, scholarly communication, and collections strategy staff to manifest the values of diversity, inclusion, and social justice in their daily work. …”
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Who is ICT innovation for? Challenges to existing theories of innovation, a Kenyan case study by Marchant, E

“…If we hope to understand the growth of these sector and help shape its development, ICT, communication, and management scholars need to work together to develop better theories to explain the unique context of innovation in African countries. …”

Towards a Research Repository for Oxford University by Fraser, M

“…<p>In 2005 the Digital Archiving Group, a working group of Oxford’s Information and Communication Technologies Committee (ICTC), suggested that a pilot project for the digital archiving of scholarly papers be developed. To support this suggestion, and to investigate the wider issues relating to eprints and institutional repositories, a workshop was organised on 10 June 2005 (see Programme in Appendix B). …”

David Sackett Fellowship 2022: CEBM Report to the McCall MacBain Foundation by Richards, G, Gill, PJ, O'Neill, B, Davis, R, Heneghan, C

“…From a highly competitive field, we selected the scholars because of their forward-thinking solutions to address the issue of making research evidence relevant, replicable, and accessible to end-users, as set out in the EBM manifesto, building on the legacy of David Sackett. …”