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ARCISS organises events for its members and these provide excellent opportunities for learning and networking. These events are sometimes available to non-members but members pay considerably reduced fees.
Activities have
included one and two-day conferences entitled: The Mid-Career Stage: Experienced Researchers and their Development Options NIESR, London, TBC Workshop on What is impact and what does it mean for your organisation? NIESR, London, 4th July 2013 Interdiscipliniarity: 24th April 2013 Workshop on Data Security and Confidentiality, NIESR, London, 19th January, 2012, 9:30am-3:30pm Survive or Prosper? A workshop on directing research centres, April 2011 Developing Interdisciplinary Strategies for Research Groups, 14 September 2009 So what and what now: What future for evidence based policy making?, 7 July 2009 Leading, managing & developing research centre staff: principles and practice, 18 February 2008 Identifying issues: Sharing solutions, A workshop for managers and senior administrators of research centres, 20 October 2008 Identifying issues: Sharing solutions, A workshop for managers and senior administrators of research centres, 13th December 2007 Evaluating Research Performance, 27th September 2007 Why strategy matters and what to do about it, 14th July 2007 Survive or Prosper, a Workshop on Directing Research Centres, 14th December 2006 Research Ethics in the Social Sciences, Manchester, 16th June 2006 Survive or Prosper? A Workshop on Directing Research Centres 6th March 2006 Knowledge Exchange Seminar,
June 2005
Full Economic Costing Workshop, November 2004 Seminar on Current Developments in Social Science Research Ethics,
January 2004 Workshop on Dual Funding and
the Sustainability of University Research, September 2003
Workshop on Managing the Research Centres' Human Resources, March 2003 Reports of these events can be found on the Publications
page. In addition, over the last few years there has been a dinner for members
at the House of Lords hosted by Baroness Sharp of Guildford. Guests have
included the Minister for Science, the Chief Executive of the ESRC, senior
government officials and representatives from learned societies, the social
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