ARMA Webinar Series hosted by Ex Libris

R&D is at the heart of the Government’s roadmap to achieving balanced economic growth across the UK. What is the place for University R&D as a catalyst for innovation in the regional economy?

On Thursday 17th September at 12pm ARMA and Ex Libris will be co-hosting a virtual roundtable event aimed at improving our shared understanding of the UKRI R&D Roadmap and sparking a debate on our place in “levelling” up the UK economy through research and innovation, increasing economic opportunity and driving innovation, job creation and productivity.

This event is the first of three live sessions in the next coming weeks

These events will invite contributions from our expert panel on topics such as:

What is our role as professionals at the intersection of turning ideas into economic growth? How can we facilitate collaboration between stakeholders? How can we build a meaningful dialogue with the public and promote responsible research and innovation?

The roundtable is designed to be interactive and attendees will be invited to pose questions and discussion points for the panel before and during the event.

We kindly ask you to send us any questions that you might would like to discuss directly to enquiries@arma.ac.uk

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OUR PANELLISTS FOR THE EVENT ARE

Jennifer Stergiou

Chair, ARMA

Tamsin Mann

Director of Policy & Communications, Praxis Auril

Alice Porter

Deputy Director of Commercialisation, UKRI

John Goddard

Deputy Chair, Civic University Commission

Sarah Richardson

Research Professional News (panel chair)

EVENT INFORMATION

The event will be recorded but will only be available to access after the event by attendees.

Join us and be part of the conversation on how we can work together to achieve the ambitions of unlocking innovation and growth throughout all parts of the economy across the UK.

Have questions? Get in touch

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London, EC4Y 8EN
United Kingdom

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