Is your new academic year resolution to improve your research profile and network visibility?
One way is to register on Piirus – a free networking website where researchers worldwide can connect, collaborate, find the best jobs and access independent consultancy opportunities.
Make Connections – You’ll be part of a community of researchers who are looking to make connections with researchers around the world. You’ll have exclusive access to great minds. You’ll grow your network.
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Share you Expertise – You can quickly find and collaborate with people in the same field or researchers who can bring different perspectives and expertise from across disciplines and in different methodologies, to support your specialised projects.
Increase your Visibility – You can build a digital profile for you and your research making it visible to people around the world.
To promote use of this service at Bournemouth University, when BU signed up academics reaches 100 members, there will be a random draw for a £20 Amazon voucher.
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