In an exclusive video, we’re delighted to have been joined by Professor Hugh McKenna, former sub-panel chair for REF 2021 and current member of the REF 2029 Research Diversity Advisory Panel. His presentation gives a history of REF as well as providing an overview of the REF2029 areas of assessment, panel structures and submission structures. He highlights some of the key changes between REF2021 and REF2029 and explores in further detail the focus areas for REF2029.
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