Professor Alan Brown discusses the implications of AI technology such as ChatGPT and presents the key trends that are changing the way we live and work.

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The AI Revolution: the five key trends impacting our lives and careers

Professor Stefano Tasselli offers key advice on how to build an effective professional network.

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The Power of Networking

Professor Andy Jones has a key leadership role in delivering a plan for the university-wide strategy of research impact. We talk to Andy to uncover his insights from global work in the field of Physiology research, and how impact innovation, in his experience, demonstrably advances both the quality and impact of academic research. 

Andy's profile:
https://medicine.exeter.ac.uk/people/profile/index.php?username=amj202

Exeter Staff links:
Impact@Exeter resources
https://universityofexeteruk.sharepoint.com/sites/RIME/SitePages/Impact.aspx

Exeter Impact Podcast Ep.1: Impact Innovators Advancing Impact with Professor Andy Jones

We talk to Professor Robert Gleave who shares his valuable experience in policy impact in Islamic law. His research career in Arabic Studies, focussing on Islamic legal theory and practice over the past 20 years has explored legal hermeneutics and the history of Shi’ite legal thought and institutions. Robert shares how he devises and implements impact in his interesting, culturally significant research. 

Rob's staff profile: https://experts.exeter.ac.uk/43-rob-gleave

Impact@Exeter resources for University of Exeter Staff: https://universityofexeteruk.sharepoint.com/sites/RIME/SitePages/Impact.aspx?csf=1&web=1&e=XifdGI
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Exeter Impact Podcast Ep. 2: Islamic Law and Policy Impact with Professor Robert Gleave

We talk to Professor Helen Hanson to explore impact and the big screen. Helen’s role as Academic Director of the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum and impactful research leading to Knowledge Exchange with stakeholders at the BFI, the Page to Screen Festival and BBC Radio Four has led to public discussion of her research. In this episode we ask what impact can research have on the cultural sector, how best can we engage with the media for impact and how can we overcome challenges to reach a wider range of stakeholders.

Helen’s Staff Profile: https://cdf.exeter.ac.uk/film/people/profile/index.php?username=hmhanson

Exeter Staff can access information to plan impact in readiness for a REF Impact Case Study here: https://universityofexeteruk.sharepoint.com/sites/RIME/SitePages/Impact.aspx

Exeter Impact Podcast Ep. 3: Impact and the Big Screen with Professor Helen Hanson

We talk to Professor Sam Vine to learn about his impactful research in human performance and learning using AI and VR to understand how we learn and improve technology. The technological improvements lead to impact for military, commercial and aviation industries. Sam will share how the impact was developed and his insights for researchers hoping to collaborate with stakeholders in industry for impact.

Exeter Impact Podcast Ep. 4: Advanced technologies and research impact with Professor Sam Vine

We talk to Professor Joe Kember who shares his experience of opening unseen heritage collections to new audiences through his work with museums. Joe’s work on the ‘A Million Pictures: Enhancing the Curation, Dissemination and Re-use of Neglected Magic Lantern Media Heritage’ research has helped deliver the world’s largest open access database of more than 200,000 magic lantern slides. He shares his insights from his impactful work engaging stakeholders nationally and internationally.

Exeter Impact Podcast Ep. 5: Broadening access to research with impact with Professor Joe Kember

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