Join us for our upcoming webinar for current Symplectic Elements clients to learn about the migration process and the key benefits of moving to a hosted instance. We’ll introduce the benefits of migrating to a hosted environment, and talk through what the process would look like.
By showcasing departments and other kinds of groups in public profiles alongside researchers and facilities, we can help visitors learn more about the organisation, and provide them with additional pathways to find potential collaborators.
With speakers from Figshare, Symplectic and Loughborough University, we cover how specially created workflows and infrastructures can support REF submissions, and the benefits of having them in place.
In today’s fast-paced academic landscape, managing research data efficiently is paramount. A Research Information Management System (RIMS) serves as a comprehensive solution, streamlining the process of collecting, organizing, and disseminating research information across your institution. Join this webinar to learn more about what a RIMS can do for you.
Did you know you can now handle pre and post award funding cycles within Symplectic Elements? Register for our upcoming webinar to learn how our configurable workflows, built-in email templates, and tracking features can ensure smooth collaboration among researchers and administrators.
In this on-demand webinar, Senior Product Owner Manya Buchan introduces the solution and highlights its key use cases, features and functionality. Simply fill in the form below for immediate access.
This on-demand webinar from Julia Hawks, Senior VP of Strategy & Business Development, is a perfect introduction to our platform, highlighting its key use cases and most-used features. Simply fill in the form below for immediate access.
In this webinar, we cover how using Symplectic Elements as a research information management system, integrated with Figshare for Institutions as a research repository, drives a holistic approach to research management. Together, Elements and Figshare provide a complete solution for collecting, storing, showcasing and reporting on all research outputs and scholarly activities, with a focus on open access compliance and engagement.
In this 45 minute webinar, Andrew McKenna-Foster (Figshare) and Sue Brown (Symplectic) introduce how to combine the power of Figshare as a cloud-based institutional repository, with Elements as a scholarly information management solution.
The Elements Impact Module helps researchers to capture emerging indicators of research impact resulting from their work, track how it connects to their work and to develop narratives around it to underpin case studies.
Sam Gibbons-Frendo, Senior Product Manager, overviews the Reporting Hub in Symplectic Elements and teaches you how to make the most out of data captured in Elements.
This central hub for reporting functionality makes it easier to modify existing reports and create new reports.
In this hour-long webinar, the Symplectic product team overviews enhancements to the Assessment Module and the new use cases and workflows it can support where you need to gather submissions from your users – such as publication review & approvals, requests to attend conferences, internal peer reviews, and promotion rounds.
In this on-demand session we hear from Clarke Iakovakis, Scholarly Services Librarian at OSU, to learn more about OSU’s use of Elements, focussing particularly on their use of the API and reporting database. This webinar is recommended for more technical users of Symplectic Elements.
In this 30 minute webinar, Claire Turner (VP Commercial, Digital Science) discusses how to evolve your infrastructure to keep in step with changing funder mandates by integrating Figshare as an institutional repository alongside Symplectic Elements as a research information management system.
Join the University of Arts London’s Mark Hibbett and Anab Hussen to hear about a pilot project at UAL using Symplectic Elements to power peer observations across their teaching body.
Sam Gibbons-Frendo will give an overview of changes to the functionality in utilising Groups to manage and showcase internal organisation structures.
