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RACE-DISPLACEMENT> In 2015, the number of forcibly displaced people across the world was the highest since World War II (UNHCR Global Trends 2016). As global inequalities are largely the sedimentation of colonialism, several mechanisms and expressions of displacement occur alongside racial lines. Displacement has reached an equally unprecedented level also within and nearby urban areas, with slum populations rising exponentially in the last years. RACE-DISPLACEMENT is a network of scholars and researchers interested in relational configurations of racial inequalities, space and mobility, broadly understood. The purpose of this network is to 1. Encourage research on the logics of displacement and banishment that operate at either international or urban scales, and often at intersections of various scales. 2. Share call for papers, book launches, art performances, debates, newspaper articles and any other resource that dissects links between race and displacement. 3. Organize gatherings at conferences of likely-minded collectives and associations. 4. Organize virtual study groups, workshops and similar mutually supportive gathering for early-career researchers.
RACE-NETWORK> To provide a forum for critical, inter/trans/post disciplinary conversations about race, class and/or ethnicity and their complex intersections
RACEINGEOGRAPHY> This mailing list is used by members of the RGS-IBG Working Group on Race, Culture and Equality for discussion, announcements and general updates.
RAD-ARCH-FORUM> The list is a place of discussion for radical archaeologists defined as those interested critical research & activity relating to issues of race, class, gender & the environment. It compliments the work of the Radical Archaeology Forum & though based in Wales we also have an international focus.
RADICAL-DEMOCRATIC-CITIZENSHIP> Help scholars and activists working on Radical Democratic Citizenship to stay connected. Also helps to collaborate.
RADICALOPENACCESS> Discussion list for the Radical Open Access community
RADICALPEDAGOGIES> Set up after the successful forum held at the University of Kent in 2018, this list is a place for those interested in Radical Pedagogies to interact and share best practice.
RADIO-STUDIES> Radio Studies is a forum for teachers, researchers and broadcasters. Radio is a neglected medium - the list invites discussion on research, policy, programme making, teaching, broadcasting, audiences, access to archives, publishing, and raising the profile and status of radio.
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RADIOPHARMACYUK> This list is for the UK Radiopharmacy Community in NHS and Academic sectors to exchange information
RADIOZOO> This is a group to manage the activities of the Radio Galaxy Zoo science team.
RADIX> Radix - Radical Interpretations of Disasters and Radical Solutions
RADMASSOCIATION> This is an informal discussion mailing list, managed by RADMA, for anyone studying the management of research and development, technology and innovation. Join this list to become a member of the RADMA Association, allowing you to receive notifications of funding opportunities, conferences and other events. RADMA (Research and Development Management) is a UK-based charity focused on the needs of researchers and students of research technology and innovation management - in particular, activities such as conferences, workshops and summer schools. Funding is provided to students at the Masters and Doctoral programme level and to early career researchers to host workshops. RADMA is closely associated with the R&D Management journal and conferences.
RADSTATS> Radstats is interested in the use of statistics to promote equality and social justice. A Radstats book 'Statistics and Society' included chapers on crime, economics, education, elections, ethnic issues, gender issues, health, housing, poverty, and unemployment.
RADSTATS-ANNOUNCE> List for announcements relating to statistics about society, and their political context and impact. Moderated by Radical Statistics Group Troika.
RAILWAY-STUDIES> Scholarly discussion of all aspects of railways, past, present and future. Also of the theory and practice of the public display and representation of railways and the conservation of their physical remains.
RAISE> This serves a key purposes of Researching, Advancing and Inspiring Student Engagement: enable networking, and sharing practice and dialogue
RAPID-GENERAL> This list will be used to support the work of the NERC thematic project "RAPID-WATCH" which is aimed at studying the effects of changes in the Atlantic Thermohaline Circulation.
RAS> Distribution of news on RAS activities (primarily meetings, grant opportunities etc.)
RASJOBS> This list provides an email distribution service for the announcement of job opportunities within the astronomical and earth sciences, as part of the service strategy of the Royal Astronomical Society.
RCHG> A list for members of the religion, collections and heritage group, which is dedicated to the care and interpretation of religious collections in museums, places of worship, faith organisations, schools and elsewhere.
RDSCHOLARSHIP> This list is aimed to be a networking list for those interested in the scholarship of researcher training and development activity. It is there to facilitate the sharing of research, methodologies, theory, conceptual models, ideas and information in general, for the researcher development area.
RE-CONNECT> This mailing list is used to provide announcements and updates to persons interested in the RE: Connect project, which explores teaching in UK RE around climate change and the environment.
READER-DEVELOPMENT> This list has been retained 29/11/2021 no one can subscribe to this list and no one can post to this list. Contact help@jisc.ac.uk for all enquiries regarding this list The Reader Development mailing list exists to promote the discussion of reader development activities in libraries and other organisations and to disseminate the findings of research into reader development and reading.
READING-LIST-SOLUTIONS> A list for users and software developers of reading list solutions (commercial and open source software, or other approaches) in academic institutions to discuss issues around their implementation, use, development and interoperability with other systems.
READINGSIGHT> The Six Steps programme supports public and educational library services in providing accessible services with minimal barriers for visually impaired users.
READINGTHEWAY> Reading the Way sponsors informal groups in prisons that build confidence and skills through reading together and discussion. There are no tests or assessments and no pressure on participants to read aloud in the group. But everyone is encouraged to take part in the conversation. The groups read a wide variety of short texts, from poems and short stories to letters and song lyrics. And where possible, the material is chosen by the participants themselves. We are a group of organisations led by Prison Reading Groups.
REALIST-PHD> This is a list for PhD students using or considering using realist methodology in their work, or interested in finding out more about realist methodology. It's to find peer support, link with others in similar geographical or topic areas, and discuss training, reading and everything realist PhD.
RECORDS-MANAGEMENT-UK> The Information and Records Management Society (IRMS) mailing list is used to share RM knowledge and expertise among IRMS Members and friends, alert list members to training and job opportunities and to promote the activities of the IRMS in both the UK and internationally.
REF-DISCUSSION> This list has been retained 09/06/2021 no one can subscribe to this list and no one can post to this list. Contact help@jisc.ac.uk for all enquiries regarding this list The list is intended to serve as a forum for discussion on issues faced by all within the UK research community as a result of the introduction of the REF. Members are encouraged to share technical queries and solutions for collecting bibliographic, bibliometric and other data for the REF.
REFNEWS> Used by the REF team (on behalf of the UK funding bodies HEFCE, HEFCW, SFC, and Department for the Economy in Northern Ireland) to provide updates on the 2021 Research Excellence Framework for the assessment of research in UK higher education. It is not a discussion list.
REFUGEAP-NETWORK> This RefugEAP Network discussion list is a mutual support network for individuals and organisations involved and/or interested in developing widening participation initiatives for refugee-background students to facilitate access to HE via English language pathways, with a particular focus on English for Academic Purposes.
REFUGEE-RESEARCH> The Refugee and Forced Migration Research list will facilitate discussion between students and researchers with an interest in the fields of refugee studies and forced migration and to encourage the exchange of information. It will also provide an opportunity to circulate important reseach news, incorprating details of events; calls for papers and the publication of new materials. The list is managed by Paul Dudman, who is the Archivist responsible for the Refugee Archives collections at the University of East London, (UEL), incorporating the Refugee Coucnil Archive . UEL is also responsible for running a postgraduate MA course in Refugee Studies. The Refugee and Forced Migration Research list will facilitate discussion between students and researchers with an interest in the fields of refugee studies and forced migration and to encourage the exchange of information. It will also provide an opportunity to circulate important reseach news, incorprating details of events; calls for papers and the publication of new materials. The list is managed by Paul Dudman, who is the Archivist responsible for the Refugee Archives collections at the University of East London, (UEL), incorporating the Refugee Coucnil Archive . UEL is also responsible for running a postgraduate MA course in Refugee Studies.
REGIONAL-SCIENCE-RSAIBIS> The list is administered by the British and Irish Section of the Regional Science Association International. It is used to make announcements on matters related to the Association and its affiliated Sections. It is also aimed at facilitating exchange of information and wider discussion, among members, on empirical, theoretical and applied issues of regional science, spatial economics and economic geography in Britain, Ireland and abroad.
REGULATINGTIME> This is the email list for an AHRC-funded network on law, time and regulation.
RELIGION-EXTINCTION> A list for updates and correspondence relating to the AHRC-funded Religion & Extinction project.
RELIGION-HEALTH-HUMANITIES> This list is used by the leadership team and all others interested in the Religion, Health, and Humanities Researchers network to make announcements, share ideas, make introductions, and communicate relevant information. It is intended to foster connections and celebrate accomplishments among like-minded researchers, clinicians, and scholars.
RELIGIONANDPOLITICS> Its purpose is to link researchers interested in the topic of religion and politics in various national and international contexts.
RELIGIONPOPULARMUSIC> This list is intended for those interested in research into religion and popular music.
RELIGIOUS-ARCHIVES-GROUP> The Religious Archives Group is an informal group of archivists, librarians and others. The main focus is the administration and care of religious archives in the UK. The Group holds an annual conference.
RELIHEN> The Residential Life in Higher Education Network (RELIHEN) mailing list is an easy way to share information, best practice and seek advice or information from fellow colleagues working in Residential Life at HE institutions in the UK.
REMIX> This list is a forum open to all those researchers studying the role of remix practices in contemporary digital culture from any discipline in the social sciences and humanities, as well as to artists and other practitioners. Subscribers are invited to discuss theoretical and methodological aspects relevant to the study of remix.
REMSIS> This list was retained (archived) on 11/02/2022. No one can subscribe to this list and no one can post to this list. For all enquires, please contact help@jisc.ac.uk Announcement list for Renaissance and Early Modern seminars, conferences and other events in Scotland
REMSUSERS> To allow users of Civica REMS MIS systems in FE to communicate and share ideas etc.
RENEWABLE-ENERGY-RESEARCHNETWORK> The Renewable Energy Research Network mailing list is dedicated to research communication, information exchange, and research dissemination among researchers and educators on renewable energy research, development, deployment, and integration
REPRO-COERCION-ABUSE> This list is for sharing information about reproductive coercion and abuse, particularly but not limited to new publications/resources, planned events, funding calls etc. It is aimed at building an interdisciplinary community using research to improve policy and practice.
REPROTIME> This list is dedicated to all scholars and stakeholders interested in questioning notions of reproductive ageing & timing, as well as how biotechnologies transform reproductive life.
RESEARCH-DATAMAN> List to discuss the data management issues arising in and from research projects in Higher Education and related research communities, in the UK and internationally, established by the Digital Curation Centre on behalf of the JISC.
RESEARCH-ENGLAND-NEWS> Open list for hearing latest announcements and news from Research England. Research England takes forward the research and knowledge exchange functions from HEFCE from 1 April 2018. Research England is proud to be part of UK Research and Innovation.
RESEARCH-STAFF-SUPPORT> Sharing information and best practise on the support and development of research staff in UK HEIs. This includes careers advice, training ideas, use of Roberts money and the national research agenda.
RESEARCHCUCD> Discussion and support list for Directors of Research, REF, Impact and KE in UK HE Classical and related departments This is a Sub-List of CUCD.
RESEARCHETHICS> This list is for members, chairs and administrators of university based research ethics committees and others who have an interest in research ethics. It is aimed to serve as means to share information, seek assistance and help from others.
RESEARCHIMPACTESN> The Research Impact Engagement and Support Network brings together research management working on research impact across the UK.
RESEARCHINGBREXITNETWORK> The Researching Brexit Network is for those who are involved in researching Brexit. We are aiming towards organising two small conferences per year, as well as encouraging collaboration across disciplines, methodologies and universities. All involved in researching Brexit are welcome to join and share ideas, events etc.
RESEARCHNOTEBOOKS> This list is for discussion about managing research notebooks particularly to use of IT tools or research notebooks.
RESPONSIBLE-INNOVATION> This email list serves the members of the EPSRC funded research project on "Framework of Responsible Research and Innovation in ICT". It is open to anyone interested in the subject.
RETAIL> This list has been created to encourage academics interested in the retail sector to communicate with each other and exchange information concerning seminars, conferences, articles and research related to retail specific topics and the teaching of these topics to students.
RETENTION-RIG> This list has been retained 04/11/2022 no one can subscribe to this list and no one can post to this list. Contact help@jisc.ac.uk for all enquiries regarding this list
REUSE-PSI> To discuss implications of the Re-Use of Public Sector Regulations and consequent implications for Research Institutions
REVERIERESEARCH> This list is used by those interested in reverie research to share with each other and the wider community announcements, news, publications and other materials.
RG-DOSP> To consider options in relation to benchmarking and sharing of best practice in appropriate areas; To assist the Russell Group in the formulation of policy responses to the Funding Councils and other appropriate bodies in areas of expertise; To assist the Russell Group in appropriate areas of responsibility; To support the development of management information for the Russell Group; To consider ways in which information required by regulatory bodies might be enhanced, and advise on League Tables issues; To provide a forum for networking and information exchange.
RGCAREERSDATA> This is the list for the careers data specialists in the Russell Group careers services (plus University of London).
RGS-PERG> This list is the principal hub for the dissemination of e-information to the RGS Planning & Environment Research Group membership
RGS-TGRG> A list to facilitate member communications for the Transport Geography Research Group of the Royal Geographical Society (with Institute of British Geographers).
RGSGEOGSOFJUSTICE> Geographies of Justice is a Research Group of the Royal Geographical Society with the Institute of British Geographers, providing a forum for exploring the wide range of issues of relevance to justice within contemporary human geography. Privacy notice for RGSGEOGSOFJUSTICE By using the RGSGEOGSOFJUSTICE your personal data (email address, name) may be used by the list owner to manage your membership, support you in using this mailing list, to identify problems or to make the mailing list better. If you post messages to this mailing list, be aware that any personal data you share within your email (email address, name and signature information) may be visible to others. To check who else may view your message and personal data, check the mailing list archive privacy setting, which is displayed at www.jiscmail.ac.uk/GEOGSOFJUSTICE. Your email will continue to be subscribed to the mailing list until you ask the list owner, or JiscMail Helpline to remove your details. Any email messages you post to the mailing list will remain in the mailing list web-accessible archives, until you ask the list owner, or JiscMail helpline to remove these details.
RGSIBG-RESEARCHGROUPS> A discussion and announcement forum for elected Committee members of Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) [RGS-IBG] Research Groups, maintained by the Research and Higher Education Division of the RGS-IBG. Contact rhed@rgs.org for assistance.
RHUL-ICT4D> This list is for members of the Information and Communications Technology for Development Centre at Royal Holloway, University of London.
RIDE> This list was started as an outcome of the conference 'Re-inventing design education in the University' in Perth 11-13th December 2000. The views and exchanges at the conference were stimulating and it is hoped that such discussion will be continued on this list.
RIGHT-TO-FOOD> This list is for all those in Higher Education and beyond who are interested in the Right to Food as a means of helping to deliver a fairer, more sustainable and more affordable food system. Universities have a key role to play in sharing best practice, partnering with local, national and international partners and delivering meaningful and transformational change through research and innovation, teaching and the curriculum, and civic mission. The University of Kent, in partnership with the Food Foundation, has committed to being a Right to Food University dedicated to the principles and approaches outlined above. In doing so, it also commits to sharing its learning with others in a collaborative and inquiring spirit and to providing a platform for other universities and organisations to share their knowledge, expertise and experiences.
RIGHTSRETENTIONTALK> This list is intended to provide a safe space for information professionals based at smaller/ specialist/ less research intensive higher education institutions to discuss approaches to rights retention. Whilst the majority of subscribers will be UK based, this will also be open to institutions on a global scale. It is hoped that this list will help inform a way forward with rights retention and bring together colleagues in a supportive way to offer expertise, guidance and reassurance in this area.
RIMW-PHD> This list is for PhD researchers based in London and working on forced migration and connected to the Refuge in a Moving World interdisciplinary PhD network. The list provides a space to share information about events, journal announcements and monthly seminars in UCL.
RISK-AND-DECISION> the list is for the application of economics, social science and management to policy problems where risk is a central feature of the decision-making process.
RISK-BSA-STUDY-GROUP> The list is used to inform academics and those interested in risk and society of events
RIT-PSY> The list is for discussion of matters relevant to the Special Interest Group for Research into Teaching of the British Psychological Society's Division of Teachers & Researchers in Psychology. Participation is not limited to psychologists or to strictly psychological teaching.
RIVAL> This email list is to enable members of the RIVAL network to contact each other. It is open to 'normal' members (i.e. those who attend the RIVAL events) and 'remote' members ( i.e. those who cannot attend in person but who follow RIVAL events online.)
RLC-DISCUSS> This list has been retained 22/04/2024 no one can subscribe to this list and no one can post to this list. Contact help@jisc.ac.uk for all enquiries regarding this list Discussion list for those involved with or interested in Radical Librarians Collective (RLC). This list exists to develop ideas, facilitate discussion, and maintain contact between members.
RLSTINCLUSIVITYNETWORK> We are looking to establish pedagogically informed best practice guidance for the development and distribution of regular low-stakes testing for all students. The starting point for such research into this area is to build a network of colleagues who are interested, or currently implement such assessments, so we can build a clearer picture of current practice and determine how (if at all) we can improve such assessments.
RM-IN-HEFE> This list will help to support the JISC Relationship Management Programme projects and also aims to inform those who are not part of the Programme, but who wish to try similar approaches in their own institutions.
RMA-LIST> General list for academic musicological discussion and information, as conducted within the Royal Musical Association (the national musicological society), but not restricted to paid-up subscribing members of that society.
RMA-PRAC-RESEARCH> This list promotes discussion of practice as research in music.
RMS-NORTH> The IRMS North of England Group mailing list is intended to encourage the dissemination of best practice within the records and information management community in the North of England.
RNE> A mail list for the Jisc Research Network Engineer (RNE) community. Intended audience is network engineers, operators and administrators within Janet-connected sites, as well as research communities who have demanding network requirements, e.g. to move large volumes of data across Janet and beyond. The scope of the community includes local network architectures, software data transfer tools, network monitoring and performance measurement, and evaluation and testing of new emerging solutions in the space.
ROAD-TRANSPORT-TECHNOLOGY> The list is for the use of academics, practitioners, regulators and others interested in technical, operational or regulatory aspects of heavy vehicles, road damage, bridges, vehicle/road interaction, weigh-in-motion, heavy vehicle safety, or other related subjects.
ROMANARCHAEOLOGY> This list for Roman archaeologists to communicate with each other across the UK and worldwide, especially in terms of advertising conferences and similar events, as well as discussing issues relevant to the field and soliciting help with archaeological matters. It should not be used to advertise new publications or engage in any discussion that could be considered non-professional.
ROME> This list was retained (archived) on 11/02/2022. No one can subscribe to this list and no one can post to this list. For all enquires, please contact help@jisc.ac.uk The Rome Research Network was created to promote and aid research into renaissance or early modern Rome. Through our mailing group and annual work-in-progress seminar we aim to provide an arena for the exchange of ideas, intellectual queries and practical help in all aspects of the study of Rome from c. 1400-1700. All those undertaking postgraduate research in this field are welcomed to post information about relevant events and publications or to ask for advice about any aspect of their research.
RONOCO> This list has been retained 24/10/2023 no one can subscribe to this list and no one can post to this list. Contact help@jisc.ac.uk for all enquiries regarding this list This is a list for a NERC Consortium Project call RONOCO. The project looks at measurements of night time chemistry. The list is for dissemination of project information
ROYALSTUDIES> This group is connected to the Royal Studies Network, a new community of scholars working on research with royal themes or those with an interest in monarchal topics. It is designed to support the sharing of ideas, research, conferences, publications etc which would appeal to the group members. Ideally this group will also provide a forum which will enable members to find other individuals to develop collaborative research projects with, both in the UK and globally.
RSS-SOCIAL-STATS> This is a list for people interested in information about meetings organised by the Royal Statistical Society's Social Statistics Section.
RSSHLG> This is the mailing list of the Highlands local group of the Royal Statistical Society
RUDYARD-KIPLING> To exchange information and views on the life and work of the author Rudyard Kipling. Kipling's work has interest for those working on 19/20th century literature, the short story as literary form and narrative.
RUGIT-SMG> Service Management Group for Russell Group IT community promoting service management and ITIL
Service Management Group for Russell Group IT community promoting service management and ITIL
RUNNING> A network for academics and researchers to share running related research focused on the organisation, experience and performance of running across various disciplines from middle distance through to ultra running events.
RUNNING-CULTURES> A platform for cross disciplinary discussion on the cultural, social and political agency of running.
RURAL> Integrated (economic, environmental, social, cultural) aspects of rural development practice and policy. This is an interdisciplinary list designed to stimulate comparison of research styles an issues as well as facilitating international comparisons.
RURAL-DEV-CEE> This list is intended for researchers, educationalists and others involved in all aspects of sustainable rural development in central and eastern Europe. It is a forum for the exchange of news, discussion of ideas, identification of project opportunities, publication details etc.
RURALCLIMATECHANGE> To discuss and share information around the subject of rural climate change. Linked to the ESRS study group on rural climate change but you do not need to be a member of ESRS to subscribe
RUSSELLGROUPQUALIFICATIONNETUG> This JiscMail list is for the use of members of the Undergraduate Russell Group Qualification Network and should be available for any Russell Group member to join. We meet 3 times a year and only require 1 representative per institution (most already have a representative so please do check). We use this list to circulate information from the meetings.
RUSSIAN-LIT> Forum for discussion of research and scholarly topics in Russian literature.
RUSSIAN-STUDIES> This list is for members of the UK academic community studying all aspects of the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.
RUSSIAN-TEACHING> Discussion list for Russian teaching and Russian and Slavonic linguistics.
