[Academic] Collaborative Research Cultures: Faculty of Science survey

[Susan Spesyvtseva]

Dear All,

As part of a research project funded by the Collaborative Research Cultures programme, we invite you to take part in a survey exploring the breadth of engagement between the Faculty of Science and external organisations.

Whether you have taken a leading or supporting role, or have not yet engaged with activities such as outreach, public engagement, consultancy or industrial collaborations, to name just a few, we aim to assess the landscape of activities within the Faculty of Science, explore barriers  - particularly from an intersectional perspective - that may hinder participation and identify the support that staff may find helpful.

The insights gained will directly inform the design of a workshop and networking event in August 2025, focused on fostering collaboration opportunities between underrepresented staff and external organisations. This initiative seeks to create meaningful engagement pathways and enhance collaborative research efforts within the Faculty of Science.

This study has received ethics approval from the Ethics Committee of the Department of Computer and Information Sciences, ensuring that the research adheres to ethical guidelines and safeguards participant rights. (ID: 2831). All responses will remain anonymous.

Who Can Participate?
All staff members, regardless of job category, in the Faculty of Science are invited to complete the survey. Participation is entirely voluntary.

Click here to access the survey: https://strathsci.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6EHXHXAuPlmtPp4

Your participation is greatly valued and will help shape future engagement strategies. Thank you for your time and contribution.

Project Team: Dr William Bell (CIS), Dr Lynn Dennany (PAC), Dr Elizabeth Dombi (Maths&Stats), Ms Annie McLaughlin (Equality and Diversity Office), Dr Susan Spesyvtseva (Physics), Dr Suzy Whoriskey (Mathematics and Statistics).


Dr. Susan Spesyvtseva
Knowledge Exchange Fellow, Department of Physics | Institute of Photonics
Associate Dean (Knowledge Exchange), Faculty of Science
University of Strathclyde, Technology and Innovation Centre, 99 George Street, Glasgow, G1 1RD

Email: susan.spesyvtseva at strath.ac.uk<mailto:susan.spesyvtseva at strath.ac.uk>

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