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Faculty Information Exchange Series 2018-19: Using Social Media to Promote Your Research - Best Practices for Creating and Measuring your Social Media Presence Led by: Melanie Parlette-Stewart, MLIS, Digital Media Librarian Ryan Regier, MLIS, Research and Scholarship Librarian Looking to increase your research impact and online presence? Wondering how you can measure the impact of your research...	6 years 5 months ago	Workshops and Events
Faculty Information Exchange Series 2018-19: Strategies for Getting Published Led by: Dr. Noela Gray, Associate Professor, Department of Geography, Environment and Geomatics Dr. Brady Deaton, Professor and McCain Family Chair in Food Security, Department of Food, Ag. and Resource Economics How high should you aim...	6 years 3 months ago	Workshops and Events
Faculty Information Exchange Series 2018-19: Mid-Career Researchers: Maintaining Research Program Momentum Led by: Gisèle LaPointe, Professor and NSERC/Dairy Farmers of Ontario Industrial Research Chair in Dairy Microbiology, Food Science Department Kim Francis, Associate Professor, Music Established researchers will discuss opportunities and...	6 years 6 months ago	Workshops and Events
Faculty Information Exchange Series 2018-19: How to Make the Most of a Research Leave Led by: Dr. Charlotte Yates, Provost and Vice-President (Academic) Dr. John Dawson, Professor, Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology Dr. Andrew Bailey, Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy Are you imagining your...	6 years 2 weeks ago	Workshops and Events
Faculty Information Exchange Series 2018-19: Enhancing Competitiveness of Research Grants – Natural Sciences and Engineering Led by: Dr. Cezar Khursigara, Associate Professor, Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology Dr. Monica Cojocaru, Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics & Statistics Dr. Franceso Leri, Professor,...	6 years 7 months ago	Workshops and Events
Faculty Information Exchange Series 2018-19: Best Practices in Graduate Student Supervision Led by: Dr. Teresa Crease, Associate Dean of Graduate Studies and Professor, Department of Integrative Biology Dr. Nina Jones, Professor and CRC Chair, Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology Dr. Sean Lyons, Professor and Associate Dean...	6 years 4 months ago	Workshops and Events
Faculty Information Exchange Series 2017-18: Patenting: 101 Led by Patricia Folkins, Registered Patent Agent and Partner with Bereskin & Parr LLP Steve De Brabandere, Associate Director, The Catalyst Centre Patricia Folkins, a registered Patent Agent in both Canada and the US,...	7 years 5 months ago	Workshops and Events
Faculty Information Exchange Series 2017-18: Media Training for Researchers Led by: Lori Bona Hunt, Director News Service, Department of Communications and Public Affairs Is your research generating media interest? Are you unsure of how to answer questions from reporters? Have you been asked to weigh in on an issue that is...	7 years 5 days ago	Workshops and Events
Faculty Information Exchange Series 2017-18: Hands-on Social Media Training Led by Melanie Parlette-Stewart, MLIS, Digital Media Librarian Craig Hyatt, Manager, Web and Development Solutions Looking to increase your research impact and online presence? Learn how to effectively create a professional website using...	7 years 6 months ago	Workshops and Events
Faculty Information Exchange Series 2017-18: Exploring the Responsible Conduct of Research through Case Studies Led by Jill Rogers, Managing Director, Research Operations, Office of Research Randy Ragan, Manager, Legal Review, Office of Research What would you do if you became aware that someone in your lab fabricated data, or did not properly...	7 years 4 months ago	Workshops and Events

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What is Research Alerts?

Research Alerts is a communications technology that allows UoG faculty, staff and students to stay up to date on news from the Office of Research. Through Research Alerts, subscribers receive emails related to research funding opportunities, workshops and events, policies and more. Each subscriber sets individual preferences to indicate the topics and categories of information that are of interest to them. When a message (Alert) is published in the Office of Research that matches the subscriber's selected preference categories and topics, it is e-mailed directly to the subscriber. Because this is a web-based technology, the Research Alerts site can also be searched using the search fields, or browsed through the topics by category.

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