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Article

Kerridge, Simon (2010) Electronic research administration: a case study from a non-research intensive university in the UK. Research Global (26). pp. 8-9.

Kerridge, Simon (2010) Research management debate: a marriage made between heaven and hell... Research fortnight. p. 18. ISSN 1358-1198

Kerridge, Simon (2010) Towards a national development framework for research managers and administrators: a case study from the UK. Research Global (25). pp. 6-7.

Kerridge, Simon and Green, Alan (2009) RCUK outputs and outcomes collection: the OOCS project. Resarch Global (23). pp. 6-9.

Conference or Workshop Item

Ginty, Kevin, Kerridge, Simon, Fairley, Paul, Henderson, Ryan, Cranner, Paul, Bokma, Albert and Garfield, Sheila (2012) CERIF for Datasets (C4D). In: EuroCRIS 2012, 6 Jun 2012, Prague, Czech Republic.

Ginty, Kevin, Kerridge, Simon, Fairley, Paul, Henderson, Ryan, Cranner, Paul, Bokma, Albert and Garfield, Sheila (2012) POSTER : CERIFFORDATASETS. In: EuroCRIS 2012, 6 Jun 2012, Prague, Czech Republic.

Fairley, Paul, Ginty, Kevin, Kerridge, Simon, Cranner, Paul, Clements, Anna and Mccutcheon, Valerie (2012) POSTER : IRIOS2. In: 11th International Conference on Current Research Information Systems, 6-9 Jun 2012, Prague, Czech Republic.

Fairley, Paul, Ginty, Kevin, Kerridge, Simon, Foster, Simon, Trowell, Stephen, Hustwayte, Steve, Butcher, Steve, Brown, Josh and Major, Roland (2012) RMAS: Delivering an integrated Research Management & Administration System. In: 11th International Conference on Current Research Information Systems, 6-9 Jun 2012, Prague, Czech Republic.

Kerridge, Simon (2010) Developing a national training framework for research managers and administrators: a case study from the UK. In: INORMS Congress 2010: Managing for Impact: New Approaches to Research and Innovation Management, 11-15 Apr 2010, Cape Town, South Africa. (Unpublished)

Kerridge, Simon (2010) Electronic Research Administration: A case study from a non research intensive university in the UK. In: INORMS Congress 2010: Managing for Impact: New Approaches to Research and Innovation Management, 11-15 Apr 2010, Cape Town, South Africa. (Unpublished)

Kerridge, Simon (2010) ARMA - An Overview. In: The Association of Research Managers and Administrators (UK), Feb 2010. (Unpublished)

Kerridge, Simon (2010) Electronic research administration: perceptions of research managers and administrators. In: ARMA Conference 2010, 8-9 Jun 2010, Manchester, UK. (Unpublished)

Kerridge, Simon (2010) Institutional Repositories, just a bit of CRIS? In: Learning how to play nicely: Repositories and CRIS (Current Research Information Systems); JISC WRN ARMA workshop, 7 May 2010, Leeds Metropolitan University, Leeds, UK. (Unpublished)

Kerridge, Simon (2009) Using research administration systems to improve quality and quantity of research applications. In: ARMA Conference 2009, 2-3 Jun 2009, Southampton. (Unpublished)

Kerridge, Simon (2009) Can Research Management Systems Improve the Quality and Quantity of Research? In: ARMA Conference 2009, 2-3 Jun 2009, Southampton, UK. (Unpublished)

Kerridge, Simon (2009) Electronic research administration: digital institutional repositories from a research management and administrative perspective. In: RSP 'Goes back to' School: JISC RSP workshop, 14-16 Sep 2009, Matfen Hall, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK. (Unpublished)

Kerridge, Simon, Hochman, Mark and Denny, Lita (2008) Mentoring: or 'how was it for you?'. In: INORMS 2008: 2nd Congress of International Network of the Research Management Societies, 16-19 Jun 2008, Liverpool, UK. (Unpublished)

Kerridge, Simon, Nimmo, Kate and Bishop, Kenna (2008) The funder and the funded: the life cycle of a UK research council award. In: INORMS 2008: 2nd Congress of International Network of the Research Management Societies, 16-19 Jun 2008, Liverpool, UK. (Unpublished)

Thesis

Kerridge, Simon (2012) Electronic Research Administration Reflections on Research Management and Administration (RMA) in UK universities and in particular on Electronic Research Administration (ERA) and its perceived effect on the quality and quantity of research. Doctoral thesis, University of Sunderland.