Research impacts

1. Our Research Programs Drive and Support Productive Collaborations

• Scholarly Production: Framing global issues, bespoke solutions, and community support.
• Economic Value: Industry-led conservation research and skill development.
• Social Value: Confronting inequity, securing art collections, and education.
• Cultural Strengthening: Promoting Indigenous knowledge and diversity.
• Environmental Sustainability: Addressing regional needs and heritage preservation.
• Quality of Life: Building capabilities for well-being.

2. How We Measure Our Impact

• Excellence: World-class research, leading publications, diverse funding.
• Long-Tail Impact: Professional practice, knowledge sharing, new pathways.
• Collaboration: Inclusive research, interdisciplinary, community partnerships.
• Interdisciplinary Research: Networks with experts, campus collaborations.
• Community-Partnered Research: Partnerships with diverse communities.
• Indigenous Programs: Two-way learning, coproduction of research.

3. Assessing Our Value

• Integration: Demonstrating benefits to participants and stakeholders.
• Strategy: Aligning with university strategies, securing grants.
• Commitment: Supporting new and existing research, funding strategies.
• Engagement: Translating research, sustaining partnerships, public good.
• Co-Production: Collaborative contributions, scholarly production, IP.

4. Our Research Strategy

• Alignment: Grimwade, School, Faculty, and University strategies.
• Design: Research for social, economic, environmental, and cultural benefits.
• Commitment: Supporting research partnerships with industry, community and government.
• Engagement: Translating research and sustaining partnerships.
• Co-Production: Collaborative contributions  and IP considerations within and outside academia.