The world's first interactive network for research and higher education was shortlisted by the Times Higher Education for the 2005 awards
Academici says it was honoured to be shortlisted as one of four nominees in the Business Initiative of the Year category by one of Europe's leading higher education publications, the Times Higher Education Supplement (THES) Academici, which describes itself as the world's first interactive online network for research and higher education, started in March 2005.
It provides a world wide opportunity to find researchers, academics, investors and interested business parties out of over 9000 members higher education and R+D from over 140 countries.
The network allows well classified searches for institutions, areas of research and interests.
The network's spam-proof communication tools in combination with specialist forums provide a powerful networking and communications platform.
Basic membership is free and members benefit from the community through knowledge sharing, research contacts, career opportunities, a conference preparation and publishing facility with high internet search engine ranking.
