Research information management (RIM)

Research information management (RIM) refers to the collection and reuse of information and data about research and scholarly activities. This page points to RIM resources for University of Minnesota researchers and administrators, as well as students and community members who want to identify campus experts.

Experts@Minnesota: find, connect, collaborate

Experts@Minnesota contains public profiles of University faculty and staff, and public pages for departments, colleges, campuses, and centers.

Edit your profile

• Edit your Experts@Minnesota profile
• More about scholarly identity

Add publications

• Adding publications and other research activities to Experts@Minnesota

Use Experts@Minnesota

• Find collaborators and use data in Experts@Minnesota

Other RIM resources

ORCID

• ORCID iDs (and why you should have one)
• Connect and automate your scholarly profiles
• More about scholarly identity

Demonstrating impact

• Research impact challenge
• Research impact metrics
• Broader impacts
• Altmetrics

RIM use cases

• What is RIM?