Join us for an insightful session hosted by the Faculty of Public Health's Academic Public Health Special Interest Group.
This webinar will explore how research findings can be translated into meaningful and impactful outputs that improve or protect population health, deliver cost savings within healthcare systems, and enhance the efficiency of healthcare delivery.
You’ll gain practical guidance on how to articulate and evidence research impact within funding applications, helping researchers strengthen the competitiveness and relevance of their proposals.
The session will be presented by Chris Charlton‑Matthews, Senior Research Operations Manager at King’s College London.
Chris Charlton‑Matthews
Chris has been working in impact management, strategy and evaluation since 2010. His journey started with a small independent consultancy, supporting impact for skills organisations, multinational companies, charities, local government and perhaps most excitingly the Olympic Games Organising Committee. In 2017 he moved to the University of York to be Impact Manager for the Sciences, and thence in 2022 to the role of Impact Lead at the Alan Turing Institute. In this time he has supported researchers to secure over £100 million in funding, managed an Impact Accelerator Account, and led a REF Impact Case Study portfolio. He is currently Senior Research Operations Manager at King’s College London.
