The Research Culture Committee
oversees our Research Culture activity and reports into Research and Knowledge
Exchange Committee. Representative
membership of the committee is crucial to challenging historic inequalities in
research ecosystems.
Membership of the
committee comprises representatives from all parts of the university that play
a role in research, including early career academics, members of university
executive, technicians, RIS staff and academics across career points.
This was the first time
that committee members were recruited with explicit EDI characteristics and academic colleagues with lived experience of disability, LGBTQ+, and being from
the Global Majority have ring-fenced membership on the Committee.
Research Culture Committee Terms of Reference
