Research
Advantage
Connecting and empowering researchers
Research Advantage is designed to support researchers through education, training, mentoring and special programs. A unique program that is targeted to assist at all stages of their career, Research Advantage offers support our researchers can rely on.
Initiatives
Research orientation program
The Researcher Orientation Program provides an overview of the support and services available to all researchers at the University of Newcastle.
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EMCR 'Connect and Empower' network
The University is committed to establishing a collegiate Early Mid Career Researcher (EMCR) community and will facilitate the EMCR ‘Connect and Empower’ Network.
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ECR HDR candidate scholarship
Research Advantage have partnered with Graduate Research to support and develop ECRs research and research leadership, through the provision of PhD candidate scholarships.
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Grant Accelerator program
The Grant Accelerator Program is a series of workshops/seminars that have been developed to run providing information and practical advice about grant writing, access to expert grant application reviewers and grant incubator workshops.
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NEWstar program
The NEWstar Program is designed to complement MCRs’ highly developed research skills with the opportunities, career planning and related interpersonal skills necessary to transition from a leading researcher to a research leader.
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Research Leader program
Providing opportunities for leaders to share their experiences and gain invaluable insight into the likely future research environment and will offer information and practical tools for reviewing and developing leadership potential.
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Innovation with Industry
In line with the Commonwealth Government’s National Innovation and Science Agenda, the University has introduced an Innovation with Industry program.
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Fulbright support program
A Fulbright award is more than a scholarship - it is, in the words of Senator Fulbright, a means of fostering "leadership, learning, and empathy between cultures..."
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John Monash support program
The John Monash Scholarships are postgraduate scholarships awarded to outstanding Australians with leadership potential who wish to study overseas. The John Monash Scholarships are amongst the most important postgraduate scholarships currently available in Australia.
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Research Sponsorship scheme
The University Researcher Sponsorship Scheme is a strategy to support researchers to facilitate career development through engagement with peers and professional leaders in their respective fields to obtain individual guidance and critical feedback.
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Women in Research fellowship
Recipients of the 2020 Women in Research (WIR) Fellowship are empowered to reach their full potential and focus intensively on research, strengthen and fast track their academic careers and nurture research leadership capability.
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Health Professionals Research Education program
The University of Newcastle [via Research Advantage] in collaboration with Hunter New England and the Central Coast Local Health District’s will deliver the Health Professionals Research Education Program
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Events
Effective Financial Management of Research Workshop
The workshop is tailored to Research Grant Holders, Heads of School who approve financial transactions and administrative staff who process financial transactions and/or provide advice to researchers on expenditure.
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PD+H: Commercialising health tech and health care related products
Join our new presenter Ben Wright as we look at how to commercialise healthtech and health care related innovations:
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Research Profile Speed Sessions
Research Advantage is pairing up with the University of Newcastle Library to deliver a Research Profile Speed Session. A well-optimised researcher profile is essential for every researcher. Whether you’re looking for grant funding, external collaborators or PhD students – a well-written researcher profile is a must.
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PD + Micro Credentials: What makes a good micro: Micros as a model for continuing learning
What makes a good micro: Micros as a model for continuing learning. In this webinar we discuss the crucial elements of microcredentials and the variety of models existing in different contests. We also discuss various models of learning related to short, sharp content delivery.
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PD+Base: How to correctly define the Technology Readiness Level of your invention (Beginner)
Participants will understand TRL and its importance in guiding commercialisation readiness while learning how to measure and apply it to their own research.
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Storytelling for Scientists
No matter what your field of research you need to be able to craft a narrative around your work: what you do, why you do it, and who’ll benefit from it.
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