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About ResearchSEA - [关于ResearchSEA] - [ResearchSEAについて]
ResearchSEA is Asia's first research news portal, a one-stop centre where journalists and members of the public can gain access to news and local experts from the research world in Asia.
Promoting public understanding of research encourages long term innovation and growth. The media is key to promoting public understanding. Almost everyone in the world reads newspapers, magazines, websites, watch TV or listen to the radio. The media is the ultimate gateway to the international community and a powerful medium for forging local and international links.
ResearchSEA brings research news and top experts direct from universities, think tanks, journals and specialist organisations to journalists around the world. List of registered media organisations on www.researchsea.com
For universities and research institutions, our services include targeted press release distribution to journalists, specialist press release writing, news coverage monitoring, Ask An Expert service, media training workshops, Asia Research News Magazine and specialist consultancy for research institutions.
Registration
Interested users can register for Public, Journalist or Contributor account. With registration, you will receive email digests highlighting the latest news and research into major issues affecting Asia. You can choose daily or weekly digests in one or several of the 6 categories (Science, Technology, Medicine, Business, Culture or People). Journalist and Public accounts are free of charge at all times. Contributor Institutions pay an annual subscription fee.
Download ResearchSEA introduction brochure
Download selected case studies:
- Biotechnology and Nanotechnology collaborations in Malaysia
- Clean technology research by Japanese universities
- Electromagnetic and Maritime R&D in Singapore
- Japanese commuters power electricity generating floor
- World renowned architect appointed to work on Innovation Tower in Hong Kong
ResearchSEA is the ideal media platform to promote your research to the world. If your organisation actively engages in research, then why not tell the world about your breakthrough results and profile the researchers who made it happen. ResearchSEA services for research institutions and universities include:
- Press Release Distribution: ResearchSEA is the fastest and most effective method of getting your news to the global media. All you need to do is submit the news to us and we will distribute it to journalists around the world. Use ResearchSEA to publicise new journals, research programs, conferences, research agreements, MoU's and most importantly groundbreaking research news.
- Ask an Expert: ResearchSEA helps journalists find and contact your experts for comments and opinions on the latest issues affecting Asia.
- Specialist Press Release Writing: ResearchSEA will help you turn your research papers into professional press releases.
- Daily News Monitoring: Use ResearchSEA to keep up to date with the latest news about your institution in the media
- Asia Research News Magazines: Promote your flagship research projects in Asia Research News magazine (ISSN 2042-0536 (Print) and ISSN 2042-0544 (online))
- Consultancy: ResearchSEA's experts can advise you on strategies to maximise your international media presence.
Why send out Press Releases?
"Press releasing new research is a means of communicating the latest discoveries to the public via the media. Your press release is a vital tool that can inform many journalists of the results or reasons of your work."
- Ruth Francis, Head of Press for Nature Publishing Group
Please note: Contributor Institutions pay an annual subscription fee for ResearchSEA's services. If your institution would like to join ResearchSEA, please email info@researchsea.com for more information.
Asia is on the verge of a knowledge revolution. Many Asian researchers are working on groundbreaking solutions to local and global issues, which will affect the international public.
- ResearchSEA brings you the latest research, events and announcements direct from the research institutions.
- Our Experts Database allows you to reach top experts for comments on the latest issues.
- Only journalists have access to embargoed news and contact details of experts.
Create a Journalist account now
Please note: During the registration process, you will be asked to provide proof of your status as a journalist.
If you are not a journalist or news contributor, you will need to register as a Public user. You can register to stay up dated on the latest research news, books, journals, and events. Public users can also post events and contact experts on "Ask an Expert" through our online system.
ResearchSEA's company directors are Dr Magdeline Pokar and Dr Daniel Raymer.
Magdeline Pokar
She has research experience in Hydrogeology, Environmental Geophysics and Climate Change. Some of her awards include the British High Commission Chevening Award, Tun Razak Youth Leadership Award and Japan Airlines Foundation Award. She is part of the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (NESTA) Crucible Award for creative, enterprising young scientists in the United Kingdom and a Salzburg Global Fellow (21st Century Trust). Maggie was assistant editor to the European Geophysical Society newsletter and contributed to the popular science magazine, New Scientist. She freelanced as writer for the New Straits Times (Malaysia) and sub editor for Business Times.
Daniel Raymer
He is a Geophysicist with experience in the field of seismology especially
with application to monitoring of hydrocarbon and geothermal reservoirs. He
has experience in industry and academia with awards including a Monbusho
Fellowship to Tokyo Institute of Technology awarded by Japan's Ministry of
Education and a Royal Astronomical Society's Blackwell Prize for his PhD
thesis. He is part of the National Endowment for Science,
Technology and the Arts (NESTA) Crucible Award for creative, enterprising
young scientists in the United Kingdom. Daniel is a Senior Research Scientist for a multinational based in Cambridge.
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