The Conversation subsidiary Universal Impact launches newsletter for researchers – and helps evidence reach new audiences

By Adam Smith, Senior Consultant, Universal Impact

There are so many opportunities out there for researchers – sometimes the challenge is simply knowing how to find them.

One of the most powerful things The Conversation offers academics is the chance to write articles that reach the people who will benefit most from their work – potentially changing the world for the better.

But The Conversation network can now help researchers engage with targetted audiences in other ways, too – through its wholly-owned subsidiary Universal Impact.

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