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30 April 2018 Jen Summerton, Executive Director
We were very grateful to borrow Research England's Catriona Firth in between REF sub-panel meetings recently to get an overview of REF developments and to build on a relationship between HESPA and Research England which we envisage being valuable to those of our members whose remits include research matters.
We are also calling to members for whom research information is relevant to let us know so that we can build a mailing list for research related activity and communications. Please send your contact details to info@hespa.ac.uk if this is relevant to you.
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30 April 2018 
Jen Summerton, Executive Director
