Crowdsourcing applied to knowledge management in translational research: the Gene Wiki and Mark2Cure
This webinar will cover how crowdsourcing has been successfully used to tackle a number of research projects that require massive human effort. Andrew Su, PhD, will provide a general overview of this field and share practical insights from two case studies.
Tagged: collaborationDigital Scholar Webinar: Effective Research Writing - Getting Started and Tips for Successful Collaborations
During this 60-minute webinar, we feature a panel of six productive scholars, ranging from graduate students to professors, who offer tips and strategies for effective research writing.
Tagged: collaboration , medical writingHow Researchers Can Get Science Done Faster Using an R&D Services Marketplace
Watch this webinar to learn how the Science Exchange R&D Services Marketplace can empower researchers to outsource experiments and attract collaborators. Success stories will show how scientists in diverse research areas have used Science Exchange to save time and gain early access to innovation.
Tagged: networking , collaborationHow to Submit a Grant Application and Activate Clinical Studies at USC
In this video, you will learn about the process of submitting a grant application at USC, and the various offices involved throughout the process. In addition, you will learn about what to do after your grant is funded, and how to go about activating and starting your clinical research study.
Tagged: career development , innovation , study design , funding , collaboration , clinical trials , budgets , logistics , money , clinical affairs & operations , clinical trial conduct , academia , clinical researchIntroducing Figshare, a Free Repository where Researchers Can Make all of Their Research Outputs Available in a Citable, Shareable and Discoverable Manner
This webinar will (1) introduce the platform, (2) showcase examples of successful data sharing and its impact, and (3) explain how to best use it for sharing knowledge more quickly and effectively, and for building an online research profile.
Tagged: scientific communication , dissemination of science , collaboration , online profile buildingIntroduction to Becoming a Successful Digital Scholar
In this workshop, we will provide an overview of Digital Scholarship and explore examples of scholars who have successfully used digital approaches to advance their research and careers.
Tagged: scientific communication , research participant recruitment , dissemination of science , networking , collaboration , online profile building , reputation managementMedEdPORTAL, a Peer-Reviewed Journal and Online Resource for Teaching and Learning Resources
This webinar will introduce a MEDLINE-indexed, open-access journal that allows researchers to leverage existing digital educational materials from other institutions and to get scholarly credit for those materials they share.
Tagged: scientific communication , dissemination of science , collaborationRecruiting Participants Online for Survey and Intervention Research
This webinar will describe lessons learned from a series of studies that used social media websites to recruit U.S. veterans into two survey research efforts and a randomized controlled trial addressing heavy alcohol use. As an increasing number of research studies are moving online, the methods described to reach this typically difficult-to-engage group using the Internet alone can be applied to a number of other populations and research designs.
Tagged: social media/internet research , collaborationRegulatory Science Symposium “Quality by Design in Clinical Trials” Session 4: Developing QbD Tools for Clinical Researchers (2020)
In this series, we will discuss the principles of quality by design.
Tagged: regulatory science , collaboration , clinical trials , quality by design , academia , clinical researchUtilization of Twitter by early career women in academic medicine and science: Suggestions for developing a Twitter network
This webinar will highlight different ways of using Twitter for professional development to obtain the support women in academic medicine and science are otherwise lacking.
Tagged: scientific communication , dissemination of science , networking , collaboration