Identifying Research Collaborators: Tools and Techniques
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. Learn how to leverage these tools to find collaborators who can bring diverse expertise and innovation to your projects, while also expanding your research network and enhancing your scholarly reach.
Wednesday, June 11, 2025, 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM (AEST)
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Digital collection, analysis, and presentation of research data are becoming almost universal in contemporary scholarship. This guide is intended as an introduction to a range of digital tools for research.
Use the navigation tabs on the left to select from the various classes of digital tools to assist with:
If you require more advanced resources than those listed in this guide, there are many strategies you can use to locate additional materials such as:
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Note: RMIT University Library does not provide support for every tool listed in this guide. Where possible, training resources have been included to assist users. Some of the subscription-based tools listed in this guide may not be available to all RMIT staff and students (check the 'Access' notes for each tool) and may require approval from IT Connect to download/install on an RMIT-owned device. |
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