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Webinar 5: Are your collaborations painful, proficient or pivotal?

Wed, 17 Mar

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Join three female Australian Research Council Laureate Fellows, to reflect on the challenges women in academia face in leading and managing research collaborations.

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Webinar 5: Are your collaborations painful, proficient or pivotal?
Webinar 5: Are your collaborations painful, proficient or pivotal?

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17 Mar 2021, 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm AWST

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Join three female Australian Research Council Laureate Fellows, to reflect on the challenges women in academia face in leading and managing research collaborations.

As academics, we are often advised that 'collaboration is the key to success'. And when collaborations work well, they can be one of the most rewarding aspects of the job and they can be pivotal for a career.

Unfortunately, collaborations do not always work out this way! Some can be sort of "ho-hum": proficient in terms of meeting the project goals, but not an especially energising experience, nor filled with relationships you are especially keen to continue.

And of course, collaborations can go horribly wrong, becoming toxic and even painful.

In this webinar, the fifth in the "Small Wins" series, ARC Laureate Fellow Sharon Parker will provide an evidence-based overview about building effective collaborations, as well as her own insights. She will be joined by ARC Laureate…

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