Research Places
Academic institutions seldom operate out of a single location or city. Members of a single institution may operate in various locations across the globe. For the sake of collaboration or for ongoing research, it can be extremely valuable to know which researchers are operating in a certain area, what research has previously been performed in certain areas, or which researchers have expertise in a specific region. UNIWeb offers a powerful way to visualize the geographical scope of your institution's reach through research places and the Map page.
On your profile page, there is a section titled Research Places. This section allows you to define a location where you are currently conducting research or have conducted research in the past. Once you have added locations to your profile, you will now appear in the ‘Research Places’ section of UNIWeb. To find other researchers, you can search the filter based on name or location, and you can optionally filter by title or academic unit.
When you add or edit a research place, UNIWeb gives you the option to tag it with a research interest. To find your desired interest from your network’s list, you can either scroll through the list or you can begin entering the name in the search field and UNIWeb will refine your results.
- The Map page displays Research Places as pins on a world map. Click and drag the map to pan, or scroll to zoom in or out. If there are more than one Research Place listed within a certain area, the Map will mark the pin with a number.
- Hover your cursor over a pin to learn more about the listed Research Place. In the popup window, you can click on the name of the UNIWeb member who listed the Research Place to view their profile, or you can click on the Research Themes listed to view their associate Research Clusters.
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- 2.In the centre panel, navigate to the Research Places section. You can click on Research Places in the left panel to navigate directly to that section.
- 3.Click the Add button to the right of the Research Places title.
- 4.Fill out the data entry form as needed. Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory.
- 5.Click Save.
Best practice: Adding a Research Theme will increase the Research Place's discoverability by including it within Research Clusters and search results for that theme.
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- 2.In the centre panel, navigate to the Research Places section. You can click on Research Places in the left panel to navigate directly to that section.
- 3.Click the Edit button to the right of the Research Places record that you would like to modify.
- 4.Edit the information in the data entry form as needed. Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory.
- 5.Click Save.
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- 2.In the centre panel, navigate to the Research Places section. You can click on Research Places in the left panel to navigate directly to that section.
- 3.Click the Edit button to the right of the Research Places record that you would like to modify.
- 4.Under the data entry form, click Delete.
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