F14 Research Opportunity and Performance Evidence (ROPE) - Ten career-best research outputs
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 PAGE LIMIT = 5 A4 pages
 Use 12 point Times New Roman font
 All text must be the colour black
List your ten career-best research outputs, which must:
• Provide the full reference for each of your ten best research outputs.
• Next to each, provide information on any ARC grant scheme on which you were a CI or Fellow from which
they originated, as described in Part F12.2.
• Add a statement of a maximum of 30 words explaining and justifying the impact or significance of each
research output.
• Mark with an asterisk the research outputs relevant to this Proposal.
Note: If this question is not relevant to a participant, for example a PI with non-academic background, the participant
should include a short explanatory statement as to why the question is not applicable to their background and role, or
include any relevant information (for example, relevant outputs such as policy advice, and other professional
publications).
Where possible, citations and impact factors should be recorded
Examples:
1. *A Person, J Person, T Person, V Person, L Person, H Person
“Title of Publication”,
Journal or Publication., Volume and Year of Publication, page reference
[IF=x.xx, Citations = yyy)
? ARC scheme & ref no
Maximum 30 words explaining and justifying the impact or significance of this research output.
2. *Y Person, A Person, D Person, L Person, P Person, M Person, T Person
“Title of Publication”,
Journal or Publication., Volume and Year of Publication, page reference
[IF=x.xx, Citations = yyy)
? ARC scheme & ref no
Maximum 30 words explaining and justifying the impact or significance of this research output.
3. * Y Person, J Person, A Person, R Person, S Person
“Title of Publication”,
Journal or Publication., Volume and Year of Publication, page reference
[IF=x.xx, Citations = yyy)
? ARC scheme & ref no
Maximum 30 words explaining and justifying the impact or significance of this research output.