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Collaboration Strategy using SciVal

Collaboration Strategy using SciVal Online

Collaboration is a cornerstone of research – and a key driver of all strategy on SciVal. Join this webinar to discover the impact that collaboration can have on your publication and citation metrics, as well as how to identify potential collaborators by institution, sector, country, or topic area. This is the final webinar in this Elsevier series – register now to round out your research strategy.

External Presenter: Siobhan Howard (Elsevier rep)   E: s.howard1@elsevier.com

For further details, please contact Maureen O’Brien: Maureen.obrien@westernsydney.edu.au

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