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Tag: LSE Impact Blog

What counts as data in qualitative research?
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What counts as data in qualitative research?

25/08/2026 LSE Impact Blog

Rejection in academia is structural not personal
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Rejection in academia is structural not personal

28/07/2026 Dementia Researcher

Do women academics need to work 2.4 times harder to succeed?
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Do women academics need to work 2.4 times harder to succeed?

13/03/2026 LSE Impact Blog

The Case for Distributed Peer Review in Research
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The Case for Distributed Peer Review in Research

15/10/2025 LSE Impact Blog

Nature publishing only positive reviews shows half the story
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Nature publishing only positive reviews shows half the story

19/08/2025 LSE Impact Blog

Why archiving research communication outputs is key to long term impact
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Why archiving research communication outputs is key to long term impact

08/05/2025 LSE Impact Blog

What is a “social impact scholar”?
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What is a “social impact scholar”?

05/12/2024 LSE Impact Blog

AI can carry out qualitative research at unprecedented scale
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AI can carry out qualitative research at unprecedented scale

14/11/2024 LSE Impact Blog

The best peer review reports are at least 947 words
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The best peer review reports are at least 947 words

30/05/2024 LSE Impact Blog

How to write a “good” REF Environment Statement
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How to write a “good” REF Environment Statement

12/03/2024 LSE Impact Blog

Journalists need to properly cite research for trustworthy news
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Journalists need to properly cite research for trustworthy news

29/01/2024 LSE Impact Blog

Social media ennui – the end of academic social media?
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Social media ennui – the end of academic social media?

07/12/2023 LSE Impact Blog

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