Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – January 10, 2025 – The Malaysian Association of Research Managers and Administrators (MyRMA) is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with Trinka AI, a leading AI-powered writing assistant specializing in academic and technical writing. This collaboration aims to provide MyRMA members with exclusive access to Trinka AI’s advanced tools at preferential rates, enhancing the quality and efficiency of research outputs across Malaysia.

MyRMA, established to support and advance research management and administration in Malaysia, serves as a platform for knowledge sharing and best practices in various aspects of research management.

Trinka AI offers advanced grammar and language enhancement tools tailored for academic and technical writing, assisting researchers in producing clear, concise, and professional documents.

Prof. Shukor bin Abdul Razak, President of MyRMA, stated, “Our collaboration with Trinka AI underscores our commitment to providing our members with access to cutting-edge tools that enhance research quality. This partnership will undoubtedly support our mission to elevate research standards across Malaysia.”

Echoing this sentiment, Mr. Tony O’Rourke Vice President of Partnership at Trinka AI, commented, “We are excited to partner with MyRMA to empower Malaysian research managers and administrators. By offering our AI-driven writing assistance at preferential rates, we aim to facilitate excellence in research communication and contribute to the global impact of Malaysian research.”

This collaboration reflects a shared dedication to advancing research quality and efficiency, providing MyRMA members with valuable resources to enhance their work.

For more information about Trinka AI and its offerings, visit www.trinka.ai.

For more details about MyRMA and membership benefits, visit www.myrma.org.

Collaborating with Clarivate Analytics, the Malaysia Association of Research Managers and Administrators (MyRMA) Plan to Enhance the Research Performance Evaluation Skill Among Managers and Administrators

Melaka, Malaysia 11 February 2020 – The Malaysia Association of Research Managers and Administrators (MyRMA) and Clarivate Analytics are pleased to announce that they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MoU signing took place at the Chancellor Hall, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka (UTeM).

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Under the MOU, the two organisations will work together to establish a platform for sharing knowledge and best practices in research management by conducting research management training workshops for the research managers and administrators. Both organisations aim to create better awareness and understanding of metrics for measuring research performance at individual, group, departmental and university levels.

“MyRMA has aspiration in establishing a platform for sharing knowledge and best practices of research management through conducting research management training workshops to promote and enhance the analytics skills on a national level,” said Dr Tan Hsiao Wei, Secretary MyRMA.

The MyRMA attaches great importance to its collaboration with Clarivate, gaining a major partner in the effort to promote analytics skills on a national level. Their joint efforts to share best practices in benchmarking and analytics with research managers and administrators will also provide opportunities to enhance and improve related skills and competencies across the Malaysian research ecosystem.

“This MoU further demonstrates our commitment to support the research network in Malaysia in their effort to drive world-class research and innovation. Clarivate will continue to work proactively with governments and national consortia around the world to help them measure, target and expand the capability of their research and innovation efforts,” said Arvind Pachhapur, Vice President and Head of South & South East Asia, Clarivate Analytics.

The MoU was signed by the International Controller of Clarivate Analytics, Mr. Andrew Wright and President of the MyRMA, Professor Dr. Shaliza Ibrahim, and witnessed by the Associate Professor Dr Mohd Warikh Bin Abd Rashid, acting Director, Centre for Research and Innovation Management (CRIM), UTeM.