Katherine E. Smith, J. Bandola-Gill, N. Meer, E. Stewart, R. Watermeyer
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Impact on whom? Contrasting research impact with public engagement
This chapter considers how the concept of ‘research impact’ has been developed and articulated with respect to two, potentially very different audiences: policymakers and the broader public. This chapter includes an analysis of recent REF (Research Excellence Framework) and research funder guidance, statements and opportunities relating to these two groups. This chapter also draws on interview data with a range of research funders