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When you are starting out in research you may want to ask somebody with more research experience for support. You will need to connect with peers, experts, mentors, supervisors, and collaborators to ensure you are part of a research team that can accomplish your research goals.
You are likely to need to reach out to different people depending where you are on your research journey. You are likely to need to reach out to different people You may want to reach out to informally discuss some ideas or formally access advice services. You may want to start developing professional relationships or initiate formal collaborations.
There are a range of research advice and support resources available including:
Expanding your professional network and speaking informally to people involved with research can be helpful:
We have compiled some resources to help guide and facilitate formal research collaborations:
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