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Title: Communicating the Benefits of Publicly Funded Research


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  • Communicating the Benefits of Publicly Funded
    Research

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Outline
  • What is the ARC?
  • Research Outcomes
  • Articulating the Benefits
  • Communicating the Message

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Government Investment in RD
ARC
FY 06-07 5,973.9 M
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Scope
  • Humanities and Creative Arts
  • Engineering and Environmental Science
  • Social, Behavioural and Economic Science
    Biological Sciences and Biotechnology
  • Physics, Chemistry and Geoscience
  • Mathematics, Information and Communication
    Science

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  • Quality of outputs (bibliometrics tiered
    outlets)
  • Excellent applied research (indicators)
  • Staged approach(interdisciplinarity)

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Strategic Objectives
  • To support excellence in research
  • To build Australias research capacity
  • To provide informed high quality policy advice to
    government
  • To enhance research outcomes through effective
    evaluation
  • To raise the profile of Australias research
    effort and be an effective advocate for its
    benefits

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Communications
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Australian Mineral Science Research Institute
Specialising in Particle Science and Engineering
  • Ian Wark Research Institute, University of South
    Australia,
  • ARC Special Research Centre Headquarters
  • Professor John Ralston
  • Centre for Multiphase Processes, University of
    Newcastle
  • ARC Special Research Centre
  • Professor Graeme Jameson
  • Particulate Fluids Processing Centre, University
    of Melbourne
  • ARC Special Research Centre
  • Professors Tom Healy, David Boger and Derek Chan
  • Julius Kruttschnitt Mineral Research Centre,
    University of Queensland
  • Professor Emmy Manlapig

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Communicating the benefit?
  • Links
  • With whom or what are research outcomes
    associated or attributed to?
  • Message
  • Do we have a clearly articulated message?
  • Audience
  • Who are we sending the message to?

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Missing links?
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Investment in RD by sector
Government 29
Universities 50
Business 21
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Articulating the benefits
  • Link to UG experience
  • Retaining a vibrant cademic workforce
  • International reputation

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Link to UG experience
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Future Fellows
  • Future Fellowships scheme will reward Australias
    best and brightest mid-career researchers and
    outstanding international researchers
  • 200 four year Fellowships pa for the next 5 years

Future Fellowships June 2008
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ARC Discovery 2008
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International Reputation Exchange
THES WORLDUNIVERSITY RANKINGS
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Communicatingthe message
  • Media
  • Government
  • elected and officials
  • General public
  • Colleagues

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Some Benefits of Publicly Funded Research
  • Real research outcomes
  • Economic Benefit (Cochlear, Jameson Cell etc)
  • Vibrant higher education sector
  • Productive academic workforce
  • Strong export industry
  • Attraction and retention of skilled workforce
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