Research and Enterprise Committee
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Purpose
The Research and Enterprise Committee [REC] is the key strategic committee of Academic Board responsible for all aspects of research and enterprise, including research training, research ethics and integrity, and knowledge exchange/transfer activities in partnership with external organisations and businesses.
All matters listed below for which it gives formal approval or undertakes a monitoring function are reported to Academic Board.
Research Ethics and Integrity Sub-Committee and Postgraduate Research Board are responsible for particular aspects of REC’s overall remit and report to it.
- To consider and advise on the development of the College’s overall Research and Enterprise Strategy, and to recommend a strategy to Academic Board for formal approval
- To consider and advise on the development of related policies, procedures and action plans
- To establish clear communications with individual departments and Schools, facilitating the development of effective departmental research and enterprise strategies which are informed and appropriately supported by central mechanisms
- To monitor the implementation of relevant action plans, and review progress against strategic objectives at College and departmental level
- To oversee the College's participation and performance in major research assessment exercises, in particular the REF and its successors; and to evaluate outcomes, reporting to Academic Board and Council
- To consider matters relating to the establishment, monitoring and closure of individual Research Centres and Units, keeping general policies under review and revision as appropriate
- To advise the Pro-Warden (Research and Enterprise) on matters relating to College academic publications
- To monitor the implementation of research leave policies and procedures, reviewing them as appropriate, and to consider staff reports on completed periods of study leave
- To receive minutes and reports from the Research Ethics and Integrity Sub-Committee [REISC], considering any recommendations and taking action as appropriate
- To receive minutes and reports from the Postgraduate Research Board [PRB], monitoring PhD completion rates and developments with Doctoral Training Centres, and drawing any issues and recommendations to the attention of SMT and/or Academic Board as appropriate
Composition | Member | Term |
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Chair: Pro-Warden (Research and Enterprise) | Professor David Oswell | ex officio |
Chair of the Research Ethics and Integrity Sub-Committee | Professor Anna Traianou | ex officio |
Pro-Warden Academic | Professor Paul Rowlett | ex officio |
Dean of the Graduate School | Professor Mark Johnson | ex officio |
Director of Research, Innovation and Knowledge Exchange | Vivienne Hurley | ex officio |
Academic Lead for Enterprise | Sian Prime | ex officio |
Academic Lead for Knowledge Exchange | Professor Jonathan Freeman | ex officio |
Research Excellence Manager | vacancy | ex officio |
Director of Library Services | Ozden Sahin | ex officio |
One academic staff member from each School | Dr Tobie Kerridge [Design] | to 2025 |
Dr Larissa Soldatova [Computing] | to 2024 | |
Professor Mirca Madianou [MCCS] | to 2025 (eot) | |
Up to four additional members of academic staff | Dr John Price [History] | to 2024 |
Dr Berta Joncus [Music] | to 2023 | |
Dr Virginie Barral [Law] | to 2024 | |
Dr Oonagh Murphy [ICCE] | to 2023 | |
Secretary | Jennie San |