A question for Lizzie - have you seen any progress in responsible metrics since the Wellcome asked for greater commitment to DORA?

Hi Lizzie - I love what you say about measure what's important, not necessarily what's easy... Any ideas about the sort of things we can "measure" in the Soc Sci and A&H fields - rigorously and routinely to see prpogress?

Great talk, Lizzie. Suzanne, how does our commitment to responsible metrics affect promotion criteria like pulling in grant money, which has historically been a big focus?

Lizzie - thanks so much for your thoughts - appreciated,

Q- Robin talked about how difficult this area can be to navigate for ECRs- have you found SCOPE framework has given them the confidence to step away from traditional metrics?

Not to pre-empt our final seminar, but Lizzie, do you think the use of SCOPE in the next REF will make a positive difference to how we approach it?

You talked about how the NL are moving towards ways of assessing their researchers with less dependency on metrics - but there's concern about it making life difficult for (international movement). Do you have a feeling about how quickly different areas of the world are "getting on board" with this? I wondering about countries our researchers might be attracted to move to - perhaps more the Northern/Western world (as more $$$ for research generally available?)

Thanks Liz very interesting

Is it the ECRs - or their supervisors/managers sncouraging them!!!

As a Dutch researcher, there is a major difference based on the lack of inter-institutional competition. Each research university is not in direct competition with the others, unlike the British government’s approach to funding it seems…

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Thank you Lizzie, so much food for thought.

Thanks Lizzie and Library team :)

this was super interesting, thanks so much!

Thanks Lizzie, really clear

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