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Submission of Research Output 2023-2024 Announcement from the Research Grants Contract Office regarding the annual submission of research output to the RGC. (Details) (19 Jun 2024) |
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Priority Processing of Records Related to RGC Reporting (2023-2024) A considerable amount of new records have been created in CityU Scholars awaiting to be validated. For the purpose of the 2023 - 2024 RGC Reporting Exercise, the Library will first validate records of publications that fall into the reporting period (i.e. 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2024) with priority. Given the high transaction volume, the processing time may take longer. We are grateful for colleague's patience. For the other records not directly related to the 2023-2024 RGC Reporting Exercise, please be reassured that the Library will continue to process them as soon as possible. (19 Jun 2024) |
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CityU Scholars: Getting Ready for RGC Reporting and Performance Review for 2023-2024 (8-module Self-paced Online Training) Research output and activity records collected in CityU Scholars will be used for the upcoming RGC Reporting, Annual Performance Report (APR) for faculty and Annual Progress Report for research students. The Library is pleased to offer the CityU Scholars Online Training, which consists of different bite-sized modules. The training aims at showing our researchers how to manage and update their research information in CityU Scholars to ensure data comprehensiveness and accuracy. Faculty members, research students, DAs (Departmental Administrators) and any other parties authorized to handle CityU Scholars records please click here for details. (18 Jun 2024) |
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Library’s Researcher Webinar Series on Research Impact - Unleashing RESEARCH IMPACT with Altmetric Explorer, Overton, and Lens.org Wonder how your work resonates beyond traditional citations? Need to demonstrate how your research has benefited the stakeholders and the community? Have no clue how to trace your research impact beyond academia? Join this Library Researcher Webinar, where we will demonstrate various tools that can help you unleash your research impact. Discover how to gather "evidence" to substantiate the influence of your research on society, government policies, and technological applications. Faculty members, research support staff, Departmental Administrators and interested parties are all welcome to attend and benefit from this opportunity. Engage with our expert and professional librarians to enhance your research impact strategies. Please click here for details. (8 May 2024) |
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CityU Scholars – System Upgrade – 13 May 2024 (Monday)
CityU Scholars will be upgraded to a newer release on 13 May 2024 (Monday) from 21:00 to 22:00. During the period, the following services will be temporarily unavailable:
Any enquiries can be directed to scholars-support@cityu.edu.hk. Thank you for your attention. (7 May 2024) |
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Webinar Trainings on InCites and SciVal in Feb 2024 – Library’s Researcher Webinar Series on Research Impact
The Library is pleased to introduce its Researcher Webinar Series on Research Impact. This February, experts from leading database companies Clarivate and Elsevier will provide insights into InCites and SciVal, two widely used impact measurement tools. The webinars will systematically go through different modules of the tools and the use of responsible indicators such as Category Normalized Citation Impact (CNCI), Field-Weighted Citation Impact (FWCI), etc. to gauge impact, benchmark against peers, identify collaborators, analyze emerging trends, and make data-driven decisions. Faculty members, research support staff, Departmental Administrators and interested parties are all welcome to attend and benefit from this opportunity to engage with experts and enhance your research impact strategies. Please click here for details.
(6 Feb 2024) |
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Tracking Policy Impact of Your Research Using Overton – Training Session (via Zoom)
Overton is a searchable policy database that indexes millions of policy documents, guidelines, publications and working papers from national, regional and city governments, think tanks, policy-focused NGOs and IGOs, etc. all over the world. By tracking the citations and mentions of scholarly publications in policy documents, Overton is also an analytic tool that helps researchers (i) understand the reach and influence of their work in the policy space, (ii) identify potential funding and collaboration opportunities from the citing policy sources, and (iii) collect evidence to support research impact evaluation, grant reporting, professional advancement, and more. While funders are requiring demonstrable evidence to assess how their grants have translated into benefits and impact beyond academia (e.g. UGC’s RAE 2026), Overton will help you track and demonstrate your policy impact. Faculty members, Departmental Administrators or any interested parties are welcome to attend the training. Please register here.
(19 Oct 2023) |
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CityU Scholars – System Upgrade – 12 October 2023 (Thursday)
CityU Scholars will be upgraded to a newer release on 12 October 2023 (Thursday) from 21:00 to 22:00. During the period, the following services will be temporarily unavailable:
Any enquiries can be directed to scholars-support@cityu.edu.hk. Thank you for your attention. (6 Oct 2023) |
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CityU Scholars - Training Workshops (via Zoom)
Research information collected in CityU Scholars provides records for the University’s reporting (e.g. the annual submission of research output to the RGC) and appraisal (e.g. the annual performance review) exercises. The Library is pleased to host the CityU Scholars - Training Workshops via Zoom. Faculty members or their trusted users, research students, Departmental Administrators or any interested parties are welcome to attend. Please click here for details. (20 Sep 2023) |
