SciVal training for research management staff

How does your faculty’s or department’s research performance compare? 

Who should you be collaborating with and how do you find them?

SciVal*, a web-based strategic analysis tool based on Scopus data can help you find the answers! 

Dr Steve Riddell (Elsevier) will be providing training and information on SciVal in the Baillieu Library on Tuesday 12^th July 2016.  These sessions will complement and expand on introductory SciVal sessions provided by Steve earlier this year.

10.00am – 12.30pm.  SciVal for Arts and Humanities.  (eLearning Studio #1, 1^st Flr, Baillieu Library)

1.30pm – 3.30pm.  SciVal for scenarios (eLearning Studio #1, 1^st Flr, Baillieu Library)

Using SciVal to discover the following:

• Where do groups or departments publish and with whom do they publish? 
• How to identify  ‘pockets of excellence’ and identify rising stars?

For more information and to rsvp, please contact Peta Humphreys phump@unimelb.edu.au   phone: 83448314

* Elsevier’s SciVal offers quick, easy access to the research performance of 7,500 research institutions and 220 countries worldwide.  It can help you assess your faculty or department’s research performance from a variety of perspectives in order to establish, execute and evaluate strategies based on reliable evidence. SciVal can be accessed here via the Library Catalogue.