For you as a student, a mentor offers support, guidance, and even solace with no other motive than helping you identify and reach your own goals. A mentor is someone you can open yourself up to without fearing deleterious consequences. If you are lucky, your adviser is also a mentor, but many mentors are found outside of the lab or university. It is also common -- and recommendable -- to have several mentors, each contributing a unique approach to your problem or situation to help you broaden your perspective. As you move up the career ladder, you should also expect your mentoring needs to change. A new mentor may be needed. A mentor can help you with your: Professional development, like developing the ability to express your skills in a scholarship or a job interview, confidence in presentations, and your writing skills. Innovation skills: most of the students said they wanted to improve their ability to develop quality research outcomes and solutions, and to increase their confidence to participate in collaborative research projects. Scholarship: Many students are not aware of the many scholarship or grant opportunities available through the university or external organisations and may have little or no experience in how to write a good scholarship application. This is where invocore Technology Services comes into play. We can help you find the right mentor that meet your needs and aspirations. Talk to us and give your studies and career a real boost.

invocore provides wide-ranging proofreading and editing services for academic, scientific and professional documents. Our academic and scientific proofreaders and editors are highly educated in many different subject areas and carefully trained to work on documents of all kinds, so whatever sort of document you are writing, we have the experience and expertise to help you improve its contents, syntax, grammar, spelling, punctuation, references and formatting until they are polished to perfection. Journal articles and scientific papers: We offer Scientific Manuscript editing services for researchers and scientists across all scientific fields, including medical, biological and physical sciences. Our academic and scientific journal editors and proofreaders can help you to ensure that author instructions provided by academic and scientific journals are followed by resolving any problems with language, adjusting your formatting and references to conform consistently to journal requirements and correcting simple typing errors. Dissertations and Theses: Writing a dissertation or thesis (PhD, MBA, MSc, MA & BA) requires a considerable amount of time, hard work and tuition, yet even an excellent dissertation or thesis can fail to earn a student the desired degree if the university’s instructions for editorial style and formatting are not followed precisely or if the dissertation or thesis contains too many grammar, spelling and punctuation errors. To avoid these problems and their consequences, send your dissertation or thesis to invocore along with any guidelines that you are following, and our professional editors and proofreaders will be happy to help you to succeed by checking and correcting your language, formatting, references and other elements of your writing. Other Papers and Documents: We also offer editing and proofreading services for books, book synopses and descriptions; laboratory reports and project summaries; research proposals and business plans; presentations and teaching materials; reviews; and grant applications. Our proofreaders and editors specialise in a wide variety of different fields and genres, so whatever kind of text you are writing, we can check and correct your grammar, spelling, punctuation and many other aspects of your document to give your work the professional polish it deserves.Feel free to drop us a line or call to inquire or discuss options and quotes for editing and proofreading your documents.

For academic and research institutions that want to attract (more) funding for research from businesses and industry. University-industry collaboration (UIC) refers to the interaction between the higher educational system and industry aiming mainly to encourage knowledge and technology exchange. UICs have had a long history. Of late, there has been a substantial increase in these collaborations in several nations including Australia. This increase has been attributed to a combination of pressures on both industry and universities. For industry, pressures have included rapid technological change, shorter product life cycles and intense global competition that have radically transformed the current competitive environment for most Companies. With regards to universities, pressures have included the growth in new knowledge and the challenge of rising costs and funding problems, which have exerted enormous resource burdens on universities to seek relationships with firms to enable them to remain at the leading edge in all subject areas. In addition, there is a mounting societal pressure on universities for them to be seen as engines for economic growth and less as fulfilling the broader social remit (i.e. education and generating knowledge) they have had in the past. These pressures on both parties have led to an increasing stimulus for developing UICs that aim to enhance innovation and economic competitiveness at institutional levels (e.g. countries and sectors) through knowledge exchange between academic and commercial domains. Moreover, UIC has been widely perceived as a promising tool for enhancing organizational capacity in open innovation - where an organization employs external networks in developing innovation and knowledge as a complementary option to traditional internal R&D. We have access to a great network of companies that are interested in increasing their R&D work by engaging with external R&D entities like universities and research institutions. Contact us for a confidential discussion about how we can help to connect and matchmake to develop mutually beneficial collaborations. We can also advise on grants that might be available to support research projects between the public and private sectors.

For you as a student, a mentor offers support, guidance, and even solace with no other motive than helping you identify and reach your own goals. A mentor is someone you can open yourself up to without fearing deleterious consequences. If you are lucky, your adviser is also a mentor, but many mentors are found outside of the lab or university. It is also common -- and recommendable -- to have several mentors, each contributing a unique approach to your problem or situation to help you broaden your perspective. As you move up the career ladder, you should also expect your mentoring needs to change. A new mentor may be needed. A mentor can help you with your: Professional development, like developing the ability to express your skills in a scholarship or a job interview, confidence in presentations, and your writing skills. Innovation skills: most of the students said they wanted to improve their ability to develop quality research outcomes and solutions, and to increase their confidence to participate in collaborative research projects. Scholarship: Many students are not aware of the many scholarship or grant opportunities available through the university or external organisations and may have little or no experience in how to write a good scholarship application. This is where invocore Technology Services comes into play. We can help you find the right mentor that meet your needs and aspirations. Talk to us and give your studies and career a real boost.

invocore provides wide-ranging proofreading and editing services for academic, scientific and professional documents. Our academic and scientific proofreaders and editors are highly educated in many different subject areas and carefully trained to work on documents of all kinds, so whatever sort of document you are writing, we have the experience and expertise to help you improve its contents, syntax, grammar, spelling, punctuation, references and formatting until they are polished to perfection. Journal articles and scientific papers: We offer Scientific Manuscript editing services for researchers and scientists across all scientific fields, including medical, biological and physical sciences. Our academic and scientific journal editors and proofreaders can help you to ensure that author instructions provided by academic and scientific journals are followed by resolving any problems with language, adjusting your formatting and references to conform consistently to journal requirements and correcting simple typing errors. Dissertations and Theses: Writing a dissertation or thesis (PhD, MBA, MSc, MA & BA) requires a considerable amount of time, hard work and tuition, yet even an excellent dissertation or thesis can fail to earn a student the desired degree if the university’s instructions for editorial style and formatting are not followed precisely or if the dissertation or thesis contains too many grammar, spelling and punctuation errors. To avoid these problems and their consequences, send your dissertation or thesis to invocore along with any guidelines that you are following, and our professional editors and proofreaders will be happy to help you to succeed by checking and correcting your language, formatting, references and other elements of your writing. Other Papers and Documents: We also offer editing and proofreading services for books, book synopses and descriptions; laboratory reports and project summaries; research proposals and business plans; presentations and teaching materials; reviews; and grant applications. Our proofreaders and editors specialise in a wide variety of different fields and genres, so whatever kind of text you are writing, we can check and correct your grammar, spelling, punctuation and many other aspects of your document to give your work the professional polish it deserves.Feel free to drop us a line or call to inquire or discuss options and quotes for editing and proofreading your documents.

For academic and research institutions that want to attract (more) funding for research from businesses and industry. University-industry collaboration (UIC) refers to the interaction between the higher educational system and industry aiming mainly to encourage knowledge and technology exchange. UICs have had a long history. Of late, there has been a substantial increase in these collaborations in several nations including Australia. This increase has been attributed to a combination of pressures on both industry and universities. For industry, pressures have included rapid technological change, shorter product life cycles and intense global competition that have radically transformed the current competitive environment for most Companies. With regards to universities, pressures have included the growth in new knowledge and the challenge of rising costs and funding problems, which have exerted enormous resource burdens on universities to seek relationships with firms to enable them to remain at the leading edge in all subject areas. In addition, there is a mounting societal pressure on universities for them to be seen as engines for economic growth and less as fulfilling the broader social remit (i.e. education and generating knowledge) they have had in the past. These pressures on both parties have led to an increasing stimulus for developing UICs that aim to enhance innovation and economic competitiveness at institutional levels (e.g. countries and sectors) through knowledge exchange between academic and commercial domains. Moreover, UIC has been widely perceived as a promising tool for enhancing organizational capacity in open innovation - where an organization employs external networks in developing innovation and knowledge as a complementary option to traditional internal R&D. We have access to a great network of companies that are interested in increasing their R&D work by engaging with external R&D entities like universities and research institutions. Contact us for a confidential discussion about how we can help to connect and matchmake to develop mutually beneficial collaborations. We can also advise on grants that might be available to support research projects between the public and private sectors.