Perspectives on Engagement and Impact: a UK Data Service event for Early Career Researchers
| Dates: | 11 February 2026 |
| Times: | 09:30 - 15:30 |
| What is it: | Symposium |
| Organiser: | Cathie Marsh Institute for Social Research |
| How much: | Free |
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Join us for an exciting opportunity to learn, share and build connections at Perspectives on Engagement and Impact: an event for Early Career Researchers.
In today’s world of complex social and economic challenges, data-driven research is a powerful tool for understanding issues and shaping solutions.
But turning research into real-world impact takes more than evidence.
Success requires tailored communication and creative engagement strategies. As a participant in this free UK Data Service event, you will engage with a range of organisations and individuals using data to make a difference, including:
- NHS professionals improving services through evidence-based decisions.
- Royal British Legion representatives using data to influence policy and shape support for the armed forces community.
- Resolve Poverty policy officers applying data insights to tackle inequality and inform local action.
- Academics with proven impact who are successfully translating research into policy and practice.
- UK Data Service Data Impact Fellows (past and present), who want to share the opportunities and challenges they have encountered on their research journeys.
Why should you attend?
Sign up to Perspectives on Engagement and Impact because:
- You are passionate about the impact data-enhanced research can have – but maybe need a few pointers to help develop your ideas.
- You want to engage with different audiences about your research – and want some additional ideas to do so.
- You wonder what might be ahead of you on your path as an Early Career Researcher.
- You want to connect with other motivated researchers on their impact journey.
Find more information at https://ukdataservice.ac.uk/impact/early-career-researchers-event-page/
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The Engine Room, People’s History Museum
Manchester