Hidden REF Competition 2024

Applications of research

• Winner – Sarjhana Brindha, CAMHS Digital Lab, King’s College London, myHealthE
• Highly commended – Claire Jones, University of Dundee, Supporting Clinical Trials through Healthcare Informatics

Communicative Outputs

• Winner – Holly Blake, University of Nottingham, A Digital Package for Mitigating the Psychological Impact of COVID-19 on Health and Care Workers
• Highly commended – Lynne Bianchi, SEERIH, University of Manchester, The Great Science Share for Schools (GSSfS) and;
• Highly commended – Hannah Baumeister, Liverpool John Moores University, Forced marriage comic ‘I choose’

Contexts

• Winner – Open Research Scotland Group
• Highly commended – Professor Fiona Macpherson, Professor Anil Seth, Dr Reny Baykova, Dr David Schwartzman, Mr Trevor Hewitt, Dr James Alvarex, The Perception Census
• Highly commended – Patti Biggs, Francis Crick Institute, 3Rs search strategies for PubMed
• Highly commended – David Sims, University of Oxford, The X-NET cross-disciplinary network
• Highly commended – The Turing Way’s Accessibility Working Group

Practices

• Winner – Research and Development Workshops team at the University of Exeter
• Highly commended – Katherine Deane, University of East Anglia, Catapult Cell and Gene Therapy ATMP lab
• Highly commended – Simon Kerridge, University of Kent, Kerridge Research Consulting and Liz Allen, Cogency – Research for Impact Ltd, The Contributor Role Taxonomy (CRediT)

Hidden Role

• Winner – Jenni Adams, Open Research Manager at the University of Sheffield
• Winner – Laura Henderson, Research Development Manager at the Royal Brompton Hospital, part of Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust – “Hidden role” of Research Office staff member recognised with award | Royal Brompton & Harefield hospitals

• Highly commended – Dr Fran Pontin, Senior Research Data Scientist for the Consumer Data Research Centre at the University of Leeds
• Highly commended– Jenny Baker, Susanna Rose, Karen Hogg, James Fox, and Katrien van Bocxlaer – the Phlebotomy team at the University of York
• Highly commended – Sarah Gibson, Danny Garside, Brigitta Sipocz and Jim Madge, the Open Infrastructure Working group for The Turing Way at the Alan Turing Institute