UCL's AHRC Impact Acceleration Account 2022-25

伦敦大学学院AHRC IAA旨在促进艺术和人文学科的影响力发展，为这些学科的研究人员在外部参与和知识交流方面的独特挑战和机会采取量身定制的方法，同时认识到文化和技术部门之间新的伙伴关系机会的潜力。为了应对2022-25年的这一资助机会，我们的目标是建立和保持一种文化，通过提高这批研究人员获得资助的可见度和可及性，实现有效和雄心勃勃的知识交流和影响。这包括确定和消除应用障碍，并提供相关的培训和能力建设机会。为了支持、发展和促进KE和IMPACT的战略伙伴关系，我们将完善建立网络的机制，并将我们研究的用户与相关的UCL研究人员和从业者联系起来。我们将在现有支持机制的基础上，包括来自伦敦大学学院创新与企业创意产业集群的专家支持，发展雄心勃勃的合作机会，以适应文化和遗产部门微妙而分散的生态系统。这将有助于我们为从业者开发一个创新的框架，以及中小企业与世界领先的伦敦大学学院研究的互动和合作，以实现互惠互利。该协会雄心勃勃的一个关键部分是弥合知识和创新专家与艺术和人文领域的研究人员之间的差距，使后者能够发展新的技能和理解，获得资金流，并与外部合作伙伴建立联系，以确定和发展合作机会。我们正在利用我们管理多个雄心勃勃的项目的经验，并通过UCL的HEIF分配和其他UKRI IAA获得知识交换资金的支持，以确保UCL AHRC社区获得最大利益。伦敦大学学院在分析、评估和理解艺术和人文研究背景下的影响方面具有很好的优势。

The UCL AHRC IAA aims to facilitate impact development in the arts and humanities by taking a tailored approach to the unique challenges and opportunities for researchers in these disciplines in relation to external engagement and knowledge exchange, whilst realising the potential of new partnership opportunities between the cultural and technology sectors. In response to this funding opportunity for 2022-25, we aim to build and maintain a culture that enables effective and ambitious knowledge exchange and impact, by increasing the visibility and accessibility of funding for this cohort of researchers. This involves identifying and removing barriers to application and providing relevant training and capacity building opportunities. In order to support, develop and foster strategic partnerships for KE and impact, we will refine mechanisms to establish networks and connect the users of our research with relevant UCL researchers and practitioners. We will build upon existing support mechanisms, including specialist support from UCL Innovation & Enterprise's Creative Industries cluster to develop ambitious partnership opportunities aligned to the nuanced and fragmented ecosystems of the cultural and heritage sectors. This will help us to develop an innovative framework for practitioners as well as SME engagement and collaboration with world-leading UCL research for mutual benefit. A key part of the ambition of this IAA is to bridge the gap between KE/innovation specialists and researchers in the arts and humanities, enabling the latter to develop new skills and understanding, access funding streams and connect with external partners to identify and develop collaborative opportunities. We are leveraging our experience of managing multiple ambitious programmes, supported with Knowledge Exchange funding via UCL's HEIF allocation and other UKRI IAAs, to ensure maximum benefit for the UCL AHRC community. UCL is well placed to bring a fresh approach to the analysis, evaluation and understanding of impact in the context of arts and humanities research