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Research strategy

This document outlines strategic goals and frameworks for research development within university computing departments. It emphasizes the importance of producing quality research outputs, as highlighted by the Research Excellence Framework (REF) criteria, to secure funding through sources like Research Council Grants and EU programs. Additionally, it discusses the significance of external engagements, including committee work and professional activities, to enhance visibility and collaboration in the computing field. The success of research initiatives is linked to the completion of research degrees and the necessity of generating income through grants.

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Research strategy

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  1. Research strategy Jim Briggs

  2. Strategy context • Government • University • Faculty • "Computing" • Departments • Personal

  3. Goals - REF • Last RAE (2008) • Me and Dave P • Next REF (2013/2014?) • How many? • Academic and senior research staff need at least 4 "good" papers to be entered • Money is important • Research student completions count too

  4. Goals – income generation • Sources • Research Council Grants • EU programmes • KTPs • "Scraps" • DH • SEHTA

  5. Goals – external activities • Committee work • Professional (e.g. BCS, UKCHIP) • Special interest (e.g. UKHIS, FHI) • Technical (e.g. HL7UG) • Local • Journals, conferences, etc. • Conference organisation • Refereeing • Editing • Public engagement

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