Research continued Band 1 Band 2 Band 3 Band 4 Band 5 g) Experience in reviewing f) Significant invited f) Evidence of active involvement g) Receipt of Senior Research d) The establishment and grant applications for national addresses to, or organization in the development and Fellowships awarded by funding development of research and international funding of, international or major achievement of the research bodies or learned societies centres of international bodies. national research meetings and strategy within the Faculty or importance conferences. College. h) Guest editorship, regular g) Significant indications of g) Membership of editorial h) Prestigious prizes or awards e) Numerous invitations to reviewing or refereeing for esteem within and beyond boards of journals. present prestigious named eminent journals. academia, such as visiting lectures, or participate in appointments, and high-profile high-profile events invitations to participate in public, printed or broadcast debate. i) Invited addresses to, or i) Editorship of internationally f) World-class reputation organization of, international eminent journals such that a research group or major national research (if she or he has one) is meetings and conferences. recruited internationally f) Research degree j) Regular invitations to deliver g) Significant roles in appointments as external named lectures or keynote at management or leadership examiner. leading conferences in the field. so as to influence the future research trajectory of the discipline, Faculty or the College g) Indications of esteem h)Acknowledgement of the within and beyond academia, importance of his/her work, such as invitations to through the award of participate in public, printed or Fellowships of learned broadcast debate. societies, for example the British Academy or the Royal Society, and prestigious named prizes, national or international awards recognising research excellence i) The award of honorary degrees from prestigious universities j) Esteem from beyond, as well as within, academia
Research continued Band 1 Band 2 Band 3 Band 4 Band 5 g) Experience in reviewing grant applications for national and international funding bodies. f) Significant invited addresses to, or organization of, international or major national research meetings and conferences. f) Evidence of active involvement in the development and achievement of the research strategy within the Faculty or College. g) Receipt of Senior Research Fellowships awarded by funding bodies or learned societies d) The establishment and development of research centres of international importance h) Guest editorship, regular reviewing or refereeing for eminent journals. g) Significant indications of esteem within and beyond academia, such as visiting appointments, and high-profile invitations to participate in public, printed or broadcast debate. g) Membership of editorial boards of journals. h) Prestigious prizes or awards e) Numerous invitations to present prestigious named lectures, or participate in high-profile events i) Invited addresses to, or organization of, international or major national research meetings and conferences. i) Editorship of internationally eminent journals f) World-class reputation such that a research group (if she or he has one) is recruited internationally f) Research degree appointments as external examiner. j) Regular invitations to deliver named lectures or keynote at leading conferences in the field. g) Significant roles in management or leadership so as to influence the future research trajectory of the discipline, Faculty or the College g) Indications of esteem within and beyond academia, such as invitations to participate in public, printed or broadcast debate. h)Acknowledgement of the importance of his/her work, through the award of Fellowships of learned societies, for example the British Academy or the Royal Society, and prestigious named prizes, national or international awards recognising research excellence i) The award of honorary degrees from prestigious universities j) Esteem from beyond, as well as within, academia
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