Research and Innovation
Share your research impact story
| Presenter | Office of Research and Innovation (Impact Team) | |
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Gail Power
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Casuarina Red9 1.48 Seminar Room OR via Zoom https://charlesdarwinuni.zoom.us/j/5996094043?omn=83595245877 |
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| Open to | Researcher | |
Being able to describe the real world benefits and/or change resulting from your research in a clear, concise way is crucial to attract funding, media attention, career promotional opportunities to name a few. In this workshop you will be given examples of impact narratives and case studies to help you develop a clear, concise, non-jargon Research Summary to promote one’s research and impacts for diverse purposes. You will also learn how to use the RIS/PURE Impact Record to record impact and evidence.
The workshop is for CDU and Menzies researchers and research support staff. Must have access to RIS/PURE.
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