Research profile

The 'Research profile' content type provides an overview of research areas within a department. It can be used to list research strengths, projects and achievements.

Research profiles are tagged with research area vocabulary:

• The top of a research profile page shows other research profiles tagged from the same Research Area vocabulary.
• The bottom of the research profile page shows all projects with the same tags.

See a research profile page

Use a research profile to:

• provide a summary of each research area in your department.

Don't use a research profile to:

• duplicate research information that exists on another site
• display information that is more suited to a project page.

Research profiles can be created, edited and deleted by:

• editors
• site coordinators.

Once you log in to your website:

1. Hover over the Drupal 'Content' menu, then go to 'Add content' > 'Research profile'.
2. Enter a title and a short introduction.
3. Select your preferred page structure from the 'View mode selector' drown-down menu.
4. Optionally, click the 'Add a new paragraph' button to add your first section of content. Click the 'Add another paragraph' button to add more sections.
5. Add a 'teaser image'.
6. Tag the research profile with relevant taxonomy terms.
7. Click the 'Publish' button to save and publish the research profile.

• Use the same taxonomy terms to link research profile, project and person pages.

• Project
• Person
• Study profile
• Taxonomy and tagging.

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