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The content of submissions made to 2008 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE2008) has today been published on the RAE2008 web-site. These are the submission data that the 67 panels of experts examined to determine the results of the RAE2008.
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The following are now available on the RAE 2008 website - main and sub-panel procedural minutes from the assessment phase; sub-profile data (research outputs, research environment and esteem indicators) for all UoAs, excluding submissions with three or fewer headcount (Category A plus Category C) and names and organisations of specialist advisors used during the assessment phase.
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HEFCE announced today that it will allocate £7,994 million to universities and colleges in 2009-10, representing an increase of 4 per cent from the previous year.
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Successive RAEs have concentrated research cash in the hands of the elite. This time around, the pie has been shared more widely. Zoë Corbyn reports.
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THE league table list.
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Top universities including Imperial College London, University College London and Cambridge face substantial cuts this year after losing out in the allocation of £1.6bn of research funding.
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Britain's Research Assessment Exercise finds excellence more widespread than a focus on elite institutions would suggest.
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University Pro-Chancellor and Council chair Linda Pollard's statement on the results.
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HEFCE have released a set of publicly accessible subject overview reports. Learn more by following the link.
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The University of Leeds confirms its position as one of the UK’s top research universities in the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise published today.
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More tables now uploaded to the essential downloads section. Please note these are currently only available on campus.
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When the grant letters come out, the true impact of the exercise will come to light, says Eric Thomas.
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A set of tables have now been added to help assist in evaluating results. These replace the dummy tables made available yesterday. More to follow...
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The embargo has now lifted and the results are freely available.
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Calculations show that our overall Grade Point is 2.7
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Research Assessment Exercise Universities wait anxiously for results that may bring academic glory or financial dismay. The fate of thousands of academic careers and the finances of a fair few universities will be sealed this week after a seven-year hiatus. On Thursday, the results of the sixth, and last, assessment exercise (RAE) will be announced.
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RAE results 2008 website is now up and running. Download dummy tables to familiarise yourself with the format of results. Much more very soon...
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