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Research Essentials: Maximising your grant success with benchmarking metrics in Incites

Research Essentials: Maximising your grant success with benchmarking metrics in Incites Online

Join Maureen O’Brien in discovering how to leverage Incites benchmarking metrics for ARC or NHMRC grants.    

Presentation Overview:  

  • Provide an overview of the metrics required for NHMRC and ARC grant applications. 

  • Provide a demonstration of how to run a benchmarking report in Incites 

  • Share exemplar statements that effectively showcase your metrics 

  • Attendees can take the opportunity to follow the demonstration and set up their own benchmarking metrics report in Incites 

**This session is tailored for researchers applying for the NHMRC and ARC grants. Not recommended for HDR or Honours students 

Pre-requisite:  Please ensure that you have claimed your publications and profile in Web of Science.  If you have more than one Web of Science profile, please merge your profiles - Instructions 

Enquiries: Maureen O'Brien 

Related LibGuide: Metrics for Grant Applications and Promotions by The Library

Date:
Tuesday, April 29, 2025
Time:
12:00pm - 1:10pm
Time Zone:
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This is an online event. Event URL will be sent via registration email.
Audience:
  Academics & researchers  
Categories:
  Research & Metrics Skills  

Registration is required. There are 23 seats available.

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