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Have you seen the revamped ESRC website?

February 1, 2011 1341

The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
have revamped their website with more useful features.They have withdrawn the former Esrc society today website and relaunched it.
The new site has extensive features funding Including how to measure impacts.
Information on research is now in the impact and findings section  and they have a research catalogue where you can trace outputs such as journal articles and full text reports. Their latest publication is Recovery Britain: research evidence to underpin a productive, fair and sustainable return to growth

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