Collaborative research can occur between institutions such as governments, private enterprise and not-for-profit organisations at a local, national or international level. This can bring about many challenges which will need to be managed, including diversity of regulatory and legal systems, methodologies and research practices, funding arrangements, organisational structures and culture.
Fore more information see NHMRC Collaborative Research: A guide supporting the Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research
Why Collaborate?
Collaboration can facilitate the following:
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Finding collaborating authors
Help other Researchers find you
In an environment where more and more research is published every day, a researcher profile will help you to:
For more information on establishing your own Research Profile and other additional information see our Research Impact Help Guide