There are several tools you can use to work with others, although which one you pick may depend on what you hope to achieve. Something as simple as a joint seminar presentation may just involve a couple of emails, a file exchange and a try-out session, but working on a funded project will involve many more steps, more resources, many documents and perhaps people from outside the University.

Remember that there's usually someone who has done something similar, so it's a good idea to ask around. Often your supervisor will know someone, but if not, you can start here. Sometimes you can find a useful contact by looking at previous papers to find someone in a similar field.

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	If you do not already have it, you can download it from the UoE downloads site here.	https://www.exeter.ac.uk/departments/it/howdoi/studentteams/teamsfaqs/teamssetup/
	You can obtain a quick start guide for Teams here, along with a brief explanation about Teams.	https://www.exeter.ac.uk/departments/it/howdoi/studentteams/
	For a more in-depth guide on Teams	https://www.exeter.ac.uk/departments/it/howdoi/studentteams/teamsfaqs/
	Use our researchers profile list to find someone with similar interests	https://cornishstudies.institute/researcher-profiles
	Use the ICS Journals site to find papers and authors	https://cornishstudies.pub/
	Use the ICS main website to find related projects	https://cornishstudies.institute/projects
	Use this guide to find out how to use Teams for an online conversation with fellow researchers	How to start a chat in Teams
	Use this online guide to set up an online meeting or event	How to set a meeting in Teams