Professor Anna Vignoles
@AnnaVignoles
Director of the Leverhulme Trust and Fellow of British Academy. Formerly Professor of Education. All views are my own and retweets do not suggest endorsement.
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Grandparents are a key source of childcare for many families - does the amount they get in old age social security (state pensions) affect children's outcomes? Come and find out from Lucie Schmidt Centre for Ed Policy & Equalising Opportunities seminar this Thursday at 3pm.
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'We need an urgent review and thorough overhaul of the way government engages with universities, including a robust, independent regulator responsible for the system as a whole ā both teaching and research.' The British Academy President Julia Black thebritishacademy.ac.uk/news/just-likeā¦
Excited to be offering Economic and Social Research Council grants of Ā£280k to Ā£800k for work using AI-powered research tools to address major social or economic issues.
The funding can be used for research, methodological development, and research infrastructure.
Find out more here:
ukri.org/opportunity/esā¦
Again an educational experience for me talking to the brilliant Anand Menon and Hannah White about populism. Again Iām asking all the daft questions and they are patiently explaining.
Well worth a listen.
In case you missed it šļøPhilip Leverhulme Prize winner Dr Ella Cockbain joined Will Hutton on the We Society podcast to discuss precarious work, exploitation, trafficking and abuse.
Listenā”ļøpodfollow.com/the-we-societyā¦
Academy of Social Sciences UCL Crime Science #WeSociety #socialscience
Weāve awarded over 60 āpump primingā grants for researchers to develop Horizon Europe collaborations. Pleased to say 40% of awards have gone to researchers who have never engaged with EU Framework Programmes and 40% have gone to early career researchers thebritishacademy.ac.uk/news/the-britiā¦
Daron Acemoglu writes a Letter from America āAI and economic growth: Dreams versus theoryā in the latest RES Quarterly Newsletter ā Issue 205, April 2024.
Read morešbit.ly/43YN5UK
#EconTwitter #economy #news #membership #AI
š³ļøFollowing this yearās #RESCouncil Elections , we are pleased to confirm that six new members will join Council in May! Congrats to Sonia Bhalotra Julia Darby University of Strathclyde Hamish Low Katy Peters HM Revenue & Customs Maria Psyllou Anna Valero.
#RESCouncil #econtwitter #RESMembers
Come and work with us Department of Environment and Geography on an exciting, multi-institution two year The Leverhulme Trust funded project looking at the impact of #flooding on #earthworms #job #postdoc #SoilHealth
See jobs.york.ac.uk/vacancy/researā¦ for details or email me direct [email protected]
š Thank you Lord Karan Bilimoria for highlighting the importance of universities to the UK economy and job market in House of Lords šļø
Unis support 768,000 jobs and contribute Ā£130 billion to the economy
They are one of the UK's greatest success storiesš
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NEW: Sure Start, Englandās first large programme to provide holistic support to families with children under five, greatly improved disadvantaged childrenās GCSE results.
Read Nick Ridpath Sarah Cattan Pedro Carneiroās report, funded by Nuffield Foundation: ifs.org.uk/publications/sā¦
Read Bart van Ark and Mary O'Mahony's Economics Observatory blog about the UK productivity slowdown.
King's Business School Alliance MBS