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Research Yearbook

UK Higher Education Research Yearbook 2009
 
Analysing University and College research performance across the UK.
The Research Yearbook has become firmly established as an essential point of reference for anyone with an interest in the UK research.
The new eighth edition sees the inclusion of data relating to patents to reflect the increasing importance of research exploitation within the sector. All institutions funded for research are included, and the now familiar Research Footprints®, sectoral comparisons, detailed institution-by-institution analyses, and league tables are all updated.

New for 2009

Patents data
Full coverage of the sector's new universities

The Research Yearbook provides the means to gain a rapid overview of the research strengths of any UK Higher Education institution, and compare its performance with that of its peers. It is an invaluable tool for those wishing to assess their own institution's areas of relative strength and weakness, as well as a versatile directory for those looking to invest in UK research.
It will save research offices in any organisation with R&D links many months of work, allowing administrative and management staff the opportunity to focus on the strategic priorities that these data will help to inform.

It sets out in clear diagrams and summary tables the research profile for Universities and Colleges funded for research. Research Footprints® compare each institution's performance to the average for its sector, allowing strengths and weaknesses to be rapidly identified by research managers and by industrial customers. Contact information for the research and corporate liaison offices at each institution are provided.
A range of performance measures are compared across subjects for funding inputs, training activity and output performance. The Research Yearbook includes league tables for each indicator and subject area showing where each University stands.

Summary of tables:

  • Academic staff
  • Recurrent R income
  • Research grant and contract income
  • Research Council grant income
  • Research income from charities
  • Research income from industry
  • Research income from Europe
  • Staff on research grades
  • PhD students graduating
  • Research Council studentships
  • Thomson Scientific journal publications
  • Thomson Scientific journal publications - rebased impact

The Research Yearbook costs:

£275 to UK Higher Education Institutions only
£315 to others
Postage and packaging are included for deliveries within the UK. Delivery prices for overseas orders are available on request. In the UK books are zero-rated for VAT purposes.

To Order

You can order copies of the Research Yearbook online or by contacting us directly.

Note. A small number of some earlier editions of the Research Yearbook are still available. Please contact us to find out more.

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