NEWS21 May 2013
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UK — RSM is conducting the 14th wave of its Research Professionals’ survey and is inviting researchers to take part.
Following strong interest in the findings, the company said it was continuing to run the study every six months and it also allowed RSM to track key data more closely.
This wave includes new questions about how researchers keep up to date with developments in the industry and the impact on research of the current economic environment.
With a 5 June closing date, researchers wanting to take part in the seven-minute survey can see the questionnaire here.
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