Navya Khanna
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Visual identity for research group and launch event
Read more: Visual identity for research group and launch eventThis November we were thrilled to support the launch of the Organisation Studies Research Group and its visual identity at QMUL. The event discussed the importance of addressing existential challenges that organisations face today. Our contribution to developing the visual identity of the research group In the spring of 2024 we collaborated with Dr Szilvia […]
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Impact reports? How to create effective and visual impact materials for your organisation
Read more: Impact reports? How to create effective and visual impact materials for your organisationCreating impact materials can seem daunting, but it’s an essential way to communicate the value of your work. Whether you’re a nonprofit, a social enterprise, a research network or a funder, effective visual impact materials can showcase your work to the communities you serve, your stakeholders, investors and beneficiaries. These materials can range from infographics […]
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Create a communications plan for disseminating research findings
Read more: Create a communications plan for disseminating research findingsIn this blog we discuss how to create a communications plan for disseminating research findings. Moreover, we explore some practical tips and case studies, so you can feel confident to start your plan today. Why you need to create a communications plan for disseminating research findings A communications plan helps to enhances the visibility of […]
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Tips for creating engaging posters for your research
Read more: Tips for creating engaging posters for your researchIn May of this year, Research Retold held a workshop for postgraduate researchers at the University of Sheffield, helping them in creating engaging research posters for non-academic audiences. Here are some photos from the event which displayed the posters created by the participants of the workshop. The workshop was three hours long. However, in this […]
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Tips for communicating research findings: Involving research participants
Read more: Tips for communicating research findings: Involving research participantsIn research, the ethical principle of “do no harm” has long guided interactions with participants. But while we pay close attention to ethics throughout data collection, less emphasis is often placed on how we communicate the findings back to those who gave their time and insights. How can we ensure that research participants are not […]