@unpublished{epprod279,
           month = {June},
            type = {Technical Report},
           title = {Maximizing the research impact of your publications},
          author = {AHJ Sale},
       publisher = {Unpublished},
            year = {2006},
     institution = {University of Tasmania},
        keywords = {citations, open access, journal impact factors, graduate research candidature, publication trends, Australian Digital Theses, ARROW, OA},
             url = {http://eprints.utas.edu.au/279/},
        abstract = {This document is the data presentation used at a Graduate Research Professional Development Workshop, held at the University of Tasmania on 7 June 2006, from 0900 to 1100. The workshop one-paragraph summary is:
"Do you want to know about the value of citations in your later career and to examiners? How can you find out who reads your publications and who cites them? How the choice of journal affects your readership? What Open Access Repositories can offer you? Why your thesis should be published? Do you want to be a professional 21st century researcher and author? If any of the above, enrol for this workshop."}
}