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Whose responsibility is research culture change? Insights from research communities in UK universities
Research culture reform has received fluctuating attention within UK higher education and research funding over the past decade. Given the need to sustain positive research cultures while the sector faces significant financial pressures, it is important to understand which parts of the research syst
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