On 26 April
2018, Professor Anne Kelso (AO), Chief Executive Officer of the NHMRC provided
an update on how peer review is expected to work for the new grant schemes in
2019. The
webinar video and slides are available from the NHMRC website.
A brief update on NHMRC’s new grant’s management
system due for release late this year was also provided at the end of the
webinar. Professor
Kelso mentioned that the new grants management system (replacing RGMS) is
expected to link to external data sources such as ORCID. As
such, all researchers in FMNHS will need to have an Open Researcher and
Contributor ID (ORCID), which is
an internationally recognised unique identifier.
Researchers who already have
an ORCID should add it to their personal profile in Pure. Researchers who do not have one can
create one via Pure. This will add the ORCID to the Pure profile
automatically. There are instructions available on managing Pure profiles and the ORCID creation process.
The Research OutputsCollection Service (ROCS) or
the Monash Library are able to provide further
assistance. There is also a Library Guide on author IDs and profiles.
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