Thomson Reuters InCites Forum - Gold Coast 19th of September 2012

[Clare Urlich]

Thomson Reuters will be hosting the first InCites User Forum in Australia just prior to the 2012 ARMS conference on the 19th of September 2012 at the Palazzo Versace on the Gold Coast. 

 

About the InCites User Forum
This interactive day will combine customer case studies, discussion of regional research evaluation trends, as well as a presentation of future InCites development plans. The forum will bring together InCites customers with product and training experts from Thomson Reuters. The event is the first of its kind in Australia and has been introduced following a successful UK InCites Customer Forum. 

Visit the event website <http://app.info.science.thomsonreuters.biz/e/er?s=1556&lid=9708&elq=ea1c8b996365486596462867b33ca2f9>  to view the agenda and to find out more about the forum: http://ip-science.thomsonreuters.com.au/2012_InCites_User_Forum/

About InCites
InCites is a web-based research evaluation tool from Thomson Reuters which allows users to evaluate research performance through the measurement of scholarly publications and citations. 

With InCites you can:

*	Monitor institutional research output and impact
*	Compare research performance against other institutions and world and field benchmarks
*	Monitor collaboration activity and track new collaboration opportunities
*	Support funding proposals
*	Plan a research strategy with metrics that can be tracked over time

Who Should Attend?
In Australia and New Zealand over 25 universities and government agencies subscribe to InCites. All current and prospective users of InCites are recommended to attend.

Go to http://interest.science.thomsonreuters.com/forms/InCitesForum2012 to register for this complimentary event today.

 

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Clare Urlich
Account Manager

IP & Science

 

Thomson Reuters

Phone:  +61 2 8587 7704

Fax:      +61 2 8587 7828

Mobile: +61 404 072 173

 

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