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RESEARCH WORKSHOP

Managing Personal Identifiers (PIDs)

For HDRs, CDU researchers and research staff
Presenter Rachel Klesch
Date/Time
to
Contact person
Academic & Research Librarians
T: 08 8946 7014 E: askthelibrary@cdu.edu.au
Location Online
Open to Researcher
strategic publishing library

This short online workshop will give you the confidence to use Personal identifiers (PIDs) and understand their benefits to your research. The workshop will look at creating an ORCID ID and other ways of identifying your research. 

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