In our weekly Research Culture Uncovered conversations we are asking what is Research Culture and why does it matter? This trailer tells you what you can expect, the topics we will cover and why Research Culture is important.

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Hi there.

Welcome to the Research Culture Uncovered podcast, our weekly

conversation exploring all the different aspects of research culture with a

variety of co-hosting guest speakers.

We're going to be uncovering the challenges, asking some of those nitty

gritty questions, coming up with ideas and suggestions, and learning from all

the great work that's already going.

Now research culture is a huge topic that describes the environment

in which research happens.

This includes the ways we collaborate, communicate, and interact with each other,

but also the behaviors, expectations, attitudes and values that shape

how research is developed, how it's conducted, and how it's disseminated.

It also includes the mechanisms by which our work is recognized and reward.

And on that note, let's not forget about all the people, the individuals

in all variety of roles that we need to work together to enable conduct

or even participate in research.

In our seasons, we're going to be covering career development, research

leadership, open research, research impact, and uncovering some of those

tricky issues that many of us are.

This podcast focuses on our ideas, approaches, and learning

to create a research culture that enables everyone to thrive.

It doesn't matter whether you are undertaking, leading, funding,

or benefiting from research.

This is the podcast to listen to if you want to explore what a positive research