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This presentation was given at the ROMOR Intermediate Training Workshops in Ramallah in January 2018. The session introduced participants to the range of information that is captured across different research support systems and how they might support research outputs management more effectively. After this session, participants should: be aware of the range of systems and processes they need to consider joining up during the pre, in and post award stages of the research lifecycle be aware of how they might better reuse information across systems Acknowledgements: The research lifecycle diagrams displayed in these slides have been produced by MyResearch Project Lifecycle from the University of Washington.
Acknowledgements: The research lifecycle diagrams displayed in these slides have been produced by MyResearch Project Lifecycle from the University of Washington.
research data management, research outputs management, research management systems,
research data management, research outputs management, research management systems,
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