Networking Tools
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This document discusses networking tools and their benefits, including putting scholarly output in one place, disambiguating names, allowing access to work, and assessing networks. It then lists the author's collaborators from various institutions from 1978-2016 in different time periods, and maps their worldwide network and place network over time. In summary, the author advocates that networking enlarges careers, networks reflect abilities and aspirations, and networks adapt to opportunities.
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Networking Tools
- 1. Networking Tools George Perry, Ph.D. The University of Texas at San Antonio Portuguese American Postgraduate Society XVI PAPS FORUM New York City, New York 24 September 2016
- 2. Why Should You Use Them? • Puts your scholarly output in one place • Disambiguates your name from others with similar names • Portable if your institutional affiliation changes • Keep track of your cited references • Allows others to have greater access to your work • Assesses your network
- 3. Collaborators Case Western Reserve University Mark A. Smith Lawrence M. Sayre Asahikawa Medical College Xiongwei Zhu University of Genova Robert Petersen Gemma Casadesus Centro Biologia Molecular, Madrid Jesús Avila University of Maryland, Baltimore Rudy Castellani University of Chile Ricardo Maccioni UTSA Paula I. Moreira University of Coimbra University of Wisconsin - Madison Craig Atwood Richard BowenJustin Shenk Catarina Oliveira Masao Nakamura University of Yamanashi Akihiko Nunomura Massimo Tabaton Xinglong Wang Maria Santos Sonia Correia Renato Santos Clyde Phelix Christopher Navara John McCarrey Germán Plascencia-Villa Miguel Jose-Yacaman Douglas Frantz Stanton McHardy Hyoung-gon Lee Edwin Barea-Rodriguez Loma Linda University Wolff Kirsch Matthew Schrag 3
- 4. Worldwide Network of Collaborators
- 13. Summary • Network enlargement drives career development. • Networks reflect the abilities and aspirations of those involved. • Networks respond to internal and external opportunities.
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