Understanding the importance of SHAPE to the UK research ecosystem
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| author | Draux, Hélène Fane, Briony Hook, Daniel W. Wastl, Juergen Lewis, Philip Jones, Molly Morgan Roblero, Pablo Wilsdon, James R. |
| author_facet | Draux, Hélène Fane, Briony Hook, Daniel W. Wastl, Juergen Lewis, Philip Jones, Molly Morgan Roblero, Pablo Wilsdon, James R. |
| contents | The UK has a long-established reputation for excellence in research across a broad range of fields, but in recent years, there has been greater emphasis on STEM investment and greater recognition of the UK's success in STEM. This paper examines the relative strengths of SHAPE disciplines and demonstrates that the UK's SHAPE research portfolio outperforms the UK's STEM research, for each international benchmark considered in this work. It is argued that SHAPE research is becoming increasingly important as a partner to STEM as the widespread use of technology creates societal challenges. It is also argued that the strength of UK SHAPE is the basis of a strategic advantage for UK research. |
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| spellingShingle | Understanding the importance of SHAPE to the UK research ecosystem Draux, Hélène Fane, Briony Hook, Daniel W. Wastl, Juergen Lewis, Philip Jones, Molly Morgan Roblero, Pablo Wilsdon, James R. Physics and Society Digital Libraries The UK has a long-established reputation for excellence in research across a broad range of fields, but in recent years, there has been greater emphasis on STEM investment and greater recognition of the UK's success in STEM. This paper examines the relative strengths of SHAPE disciplines and demonstrates that the UK's SHAPE research portfolio outperforms the UK's STEM research, for each international benchmark considered in this work. It is argued that SHAPE research is becoming increasingly important as a partner to STEM as the widespread use of technology creates societal challenges. It is also argued that the strength of UK SHAPE is the basis of a strategic advantage for UK research. |
| title | Understanding the importance of SHAPE to the UK research ecosystem |
| topic | Physics and Society Digital Libraries |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.16701 |