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This workshop is a response to the increasing encouragement to initiate collaborations between diverse groups of academic, industry and community representatives for multidisciplinary and innovative research ideas, networks and projects.

Together we will develop plans to effectively manage the process of initiating such collaborations. These plans will include approaches to developing networks of like-minded researches, early forms of communication and handy tips to resolving some of the key issues in multidisciplinary collaborations. We will share with you our experience of co-operating in diverse and complex collaborative spaces to inform and make sense of the journey between your plan and its practical implementation. All in all, we hope to set you on a journey to forming innovative and successful research groups.

By the end of the workshop, you should be able to:

• Tackle some of the challenges embedded in multidisciplinary collaborations.
• Be able to create an action plan that helps you achieve tangible results.
• Understand what makes collaboration complex when you work across different areas of expertise, cultures, or in virtual spaces.
• Expand your current network through topical engagements with students and workshop facilitators.
• Self-reflect on how you can create your own research network and what particular steps you are doing right or wrong

Do you have questions about referencing? Are you concerned about plagiarism?

Join our Academic Support Librarians at a Q&A session offering general advice about referencing and plagiarism. If there are questions we can’t answer in the session, we will get back to you afterwards.

Don’t forget that our and tutorials are available 24/7 and are full of useful tips and advice.

This workshop will be held as a webinar via Microsoft Teams.

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