Identifying Research Collaborators - Tools and Techniques: Library Research Spotlight

This session focuses on using research tools such as SciVal and Web of Science to pinpoint key researchers and institutions actively publishing in your area of interest.

Discover effective methods for identifying potential research collaborators – whether by field of research, institution or geographical area. Learn how to leverage research tools to find collaborators who can bring diverse expertise and innovation to your projects. 

 Join us to gain practical insights and techniques for expanding your research network, enhancing your scholarly reach, and setting the stage for impactful collaborative efforts.  

If you register and cannot attend, a follow-up email with the webinar recording, along with any presentation material, will be sent to you by email following the event.

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