October 2, 2025Open Access

Stern and REF: assessing the past to fund the future with non-portability

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The proposed non-portability may alter how funding is allocated to researchers, affecting their relationship with funding agencies.
Research outputs under non-portability could limit the accessibility and utilization of findings across different institutions.
Examining the Stern review highlights the need for a balanced funding environment that supports diverse research outputs.
The shift to non-portability may encourage researchers to focus on collaborative projects rather than individual achievements.

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This analysis evaluates the impact of non-portability of research outputs on funding environments and researchers.

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Something that occurred to me about the Stern review of REF and the proposed non-portability of research outputs is how this changes the relationship of funding to researchers vs. funding an environment.

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Martin Paul Eve (2016) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de70f583cbc991d0a232b2 https://doi.org/10.59348/xap46-yat80

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This analysis evaluates the impact of non-portability of research outputs on funding environments and researchers.

Stern and REF: assessing the past to fund the future with non-portability

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Stern and REF: assessing the past to fund the future with non-portability

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