23 April, 2027

Brighton, UK

A conference for UX researchers who want to become better at understanding people, not just better at running research.

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What is Clear Insight?

This one-day conference, with optional workshops the day before, explores how we, as researchers, move beyond surface-level findings to develop a deeper understanding of people, especially when things don’t neatly fit into frameworks or familiar explanations.

This isn’t a conference about quick tips or best-practice checklists. It’s a space to learn, reflect, and keep asking why.

Who is Clear Insight for?

This is for researchers at any stage who feel that surface-level findings aren’t enough, and who want to develop the judgment, sensitivity, and confidence that lead to deeper insight.

The conference is also for stakeholders and research commissioners who want to think more deeply about research quality, value, and what it really takes to generate meaningful understanding.

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Three reasons to attend

Learn practical skills and approaches

Explore hands-on methods, fresh approaches and research foundations you can put into practice the moment you're back at your desk.

Come together with your people

A one-off gathering built around honest conversations, shared challenges, focusing on the human side of research.

Prove the value of research

In a world where research is often undervalued, leave better equipped to advocate for your work, influence stakeholders and show impact.

Featured speakers

Meet all of our speakers

  • A smiling woman with long dark hair and a light top looking off to the side.

    Veronica Naguib

    Managing Director
    ImpactSense

    Bringing the human back into research: Solving our biggest research problems

    talk
  • A portrait of a smiling man wearing glasses and a natty suit.

    Patrick Jordan

    Professor of Design Psychology
    Middlesex University London

    Beyond usability: Using the four pleasures framework to understand the human experience

    talk
  • A woman with short dark hair wearing a brown top and brown earrings against a pale background.

    Sayani Mitra

    Senior User Researcher
    Hippo

    Beyond the script: Decoding guarded behaviour

    talk