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An introduction and index for topic groups inside the Research Cooperative. Our emphasis is on people, partnerships, and communication

Location: International
Members: 3
Latest Activity: Aug 6

The following topics are all aimed at encouraging participation in research and in research-related communication projects. As the projects develop, we invite participants to use our main forums to offer or seek help with the communication tasks involved.

1. Participants in research:
Students, public research, private research, independents, NGOs and NPOs; communities, partnerships, and research networks.
See: Archaeobotany network for Asia and the Pacific, Expatriates in Japan, Research cooperative review, Tokelau science

2. Participants in communication:
Students, writers, editors, proofreaders, translators, illustrators, indexers, publishers and others; communities; partnerships.
See: Art & science connections, Co-op editors & proofreaders, Co-op translators, Writing advice, Professional views, Volunteers for communication: Japan focus group

3. Communication projects:
Proposals and start-up projects, audiences, media, website support, NPOs, NGOs, conference support, partnerships See: Image collections, IPPA 2009, Hanoi, Sustainable economic development, University of the Third Age

Started by Peter Matthews Aug 6.

Started by Peter Matthews Apr 1.

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Comment by Peter Matthews on February 11, 2009 at 11:25pm: Any member of the Research Cooperative can join this group and post messages (above) in order to:

(a) Propose new topic groups within the areas indicated above,

(b) Offer or request help for developing a topic group,

(c) Suggest topic groups in other areas: there may be topics and areas not indicated above that would also help to link people, create partnerships, and promote effective communication

Note: the Research Cooperative cannot duplicate the efforts of the many specialist websites, and email list groups, where researchers and others are already able to discuss many different topics in depth. Nevertheless, we do have an open forum for project ideas, plans, announcements, and enquiries.