Research Communications Conference resources
Please browse these documents which act as masterclasses and examples of best practice in Research Communications here at The University of Manchester.
These documents have been used as slides at previous outings of the Research Communications Conference and are available to the entire University community as open source material.
Promoting your research
Media Relations
Getting our work at Manchester into the news.
The Conversation
How to share your informed views in the independent, not-for-profit blog.
Social Media
Using social media and digital platforms to gain new audiences.
Making your research more accessible
Pure profile
Many hands make light work.
Research Explorer
How our web based searchable database helps people find our University expertise.
Plain English
How to write plain English summaries for funding applications - and why.
Lay summaries
How to write lay summaries – and why.
Accessibility
Ensuring your research reaches and resonates with a wider audience.
Open research
A guide to researcher profiles and identifiers
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Open data
Enhancing your research communication and impact with open data sharing.
Generative AI
Generative AI
A quick start guide to using AI in research communications.
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Using AI
Further guidance on using AI in research communications.
Engaging with key audiences
Public engagement
Inspired examples, new ideas and opportunities to get involved.
Business engagement
Collaboration and innovation through Knowledge Exchange and partnerships.
Showcasing your work online
Developing a podcast
How to follow the One in Two pathway to success.
