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® Research Data Management: Consultation - October 3 ® Advanced Publication Metrics - October 5 ® Benchmarking researcher performance using InCites and Essential Science Indicators - October 5 ® Endnote Essentials - October 5 ® Accessing Australian Bureau of Statistics Data Assets Using TableBuilder - October 10 ® Australian Bureau of Statistics Data Assets Update and Q&A - October 10 ® Alternative Metrics and Other Measures of Research Impact - October 12 ® Copyright Considerations for Researchers - October 17 ® Wikipedia Editing: Open Access Week - October 23 ® Scholarly Communications Community of Practice: What You Need to Know Before Graduating - October 25 ® Hacky Hour - Every Wednesday ® QCIF Training - Various dates |
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Research Data Management Consultation Drop in to ask questions and get help on planning, sharing, storing, organising or publishing for your project’s research data. Register here for Tuesday 3 October, 10:00 am - 11:00 am, online |
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Advanced Publication Metrics This session will discuss how to undertake more advanced publication metrics analysis using publication metrics analysis tools, SciVal and InCites. It will cover:
Register here for Thursday 5 October, 10:00 am - 11:00 am, online |
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Benchmarking researcher performance using InCites and Essential Science Indicators In this session, Clarivate will be sharing knowledge about best practices using the different facets of Web of Science and InCites data. The following topics will be covered:
Register here for Thursday 5 October, 11:00 am – 12:30 pm, KG R-306 and online |
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EndNote Essentials An interactive tutorial with exercises in the basic applications of EndNote needed to get started. Learn how to:
Register here for Thursday, 5 October, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm, Online Go here under ’Resources’ for anytime self-directed learning with session recordings and exercises Go here for the EndNote Instructions Guide |
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Accessing Australian Bureau of Statistics data using TableBuilder This workshop will provide you with practical, hands-on training in how to use TableBuilder. TableBuilder is a flexible way to access detailed data where you can:
Register here for Tuesday 10 October, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm, in KG B320, Kelvin Grove Campus, in-person only |
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Australian Bureau of Statistics data assets update and Q&A This information session will includes a presentation followed by a general Q&A: 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
2:00 pm – 2.30 pm
Register here for Tuesday 10 October, 1:00 – 2:30 pm, in B320 in person, or online |
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Alternative Metrics and Other Measures of Research Impact In this hands-on, online session, you will discover how to use find alternative metrics and other evidence of the reach of your research. We will cover how to:
Register here for Thursday 12 October, 10:00 am - 11:00 am, Online |
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Copyright considerations for researchers Understand how to use copyrighted material legally, and how to protect your own copyright. This session will examine copyright, publishing agreements, Creative Commons licensing, strategies on retaining your rights, and more. Come along to have your questions about copyright and your research demystified. Register here Tuesday 17 October, 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm, online |
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Copyright Consultation An informal drop-in session and ask the experts any of your copyright questions related to your research, teaching and learning, or professional work. Bring your questions on:
Register here for Wednesday, 18 October, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm, online |
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Wikipedia Editing: Open Access Week Engage with your research area in Wikipedia. Practise writing for a general audience. Contribute to open knowledge by checking, verifying or adding information in your area of research or interest. Register here for Monday, 23 October, 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm, online |
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Scholarly Communications Community of Practice An short open forum for HDR students, researchers and research support advisers to listen, share, ask or discuss on key issues and topics in academic publishing and scholarly communications. This month’s topic: What you need to know before graduating Register here for Wednesday, 25 October, 2:00 – 2:30 pm, online |
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Hacky Hour Meet-up with researchers, HDRs, practitioners and support staff from Office of eResearch, Office for Scholarly Communication and the Digital Observatory to ask questions, get advice on problems, share knowledge or chat!
Register here for sessions run weekly, Wednesdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm, online |
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QCIF Training Queensland Cyber Infrastructure Foundation (QCIF) provides a large suite of data science, data management, programming and statistical analysis related training. QUT is a member of QCIF so training is free. Upcoming training sessions are:
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Kane Kang of Cambridge University Press will be speaking on: Why publish with CUP and Surviving Peer Review.
Participating in this webinar is free of charge, but registration is required. Upon registration, you will receive an email containing information on how to access the Zoom meeting 1 week/1 day/1 hour prior to the webinar.
Date: Wednesday, 31st January 2024
Time: 9am (CN/SG/MY);
11am (Per/Bris);
11:30am (Adel);
12pm (Mel/Syd);
Language: English
If you are interested but can’t attend, you can still sign up as a recording will be sent to all those who have registered.
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® EndNote Essentials - Literature organisation, automated referencing formatting, file management. ® Hacky Hour - Research data skills help. Now every THURSDAY. ® Introduction to Systematic Reviews ® Research Data Management: Planning ® Research Data Management: Storage ® Research Data Management: Preservation and Publication ® Secondary Datasets for Research: Education Datasets ® Scholarly Communications Community of Practice - Feb: Support for Publishing Open Access. ® Research Data Management: Consultation ® QCIF Training - Data management, analysis, programming, statistics, and visualisation. |
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EndNote Essentials An interactive tutorial with exercises in the basic applications of EndNote needed to get started. Learn how to:
Register here for Tuesday, 23 January, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm, or Monday, 19 February, 2:00 – 4:00 pm, online Go here under ’Resources’ for anytime self-directed learning with session recordings and exercises Go here for the EndNote Instructions Guide |
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Hacky Hour Meet-up with researchers, HDRs, practitioners and support staff from Office of eResearch, Office for Scholarly Communication and the Digital Observatory to ask questions, get advice on problems, share knowledge or chat!
Register here for sessions run weekly, Thursdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm, online |
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Introduction to Systematic Reviews This session is about the systematic review and how they are done. Learn about this appraisal and synthesis of primary research papers on a focused research question, and its documented methodology in both the search strategy and the selection of studies. This session focuses on the health context. Researchers from all disciplines are welcome. Register here for Wednesday 7 February, 10:00 am – 11:30 am, online Go here under ‘Resources’ for self-directed learning with workshop recordings and learning resources. Go here and here for the Systematic Reviews and the Scoping Reviews self-help guides. |
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Copyright Consultation A drop-in session to ask the expert any of your copyright questions related to your research, teaching and learning, or professional work. Bring your questions on:
Register here for Wednesday, 7 February, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm, online |
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Research Data Management: Planning An interactive session for research students and staff to introduce Research Data Management and to help you plan for managing research files, information, and data. It will cover:
Register here for Tuesday, 13 February, 2:00 – 2:45 pm, online |
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Research Data Management – Storage An interactive session for research students and staff to help you identify and select the most suitable digital research data storage options, including:
Register here for Wednesday 14 February, 11:00 - 11:45 am, online |
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Research Data Management: Preservation and Publication An interactive session for research students and staff to help you increase the impact of your research by publishing and sharing your research data in repositories such as QUT Research Data Finder, and preserve your research data files using QUT-supported archival data storage. It will cover: · Publishing, licensing, copyright and DOIs for data · QUT Research Data Finder · How to create a research data record in Research Data Finder · Understanding preservation responsibilities, storage options, and formats. Register here for Wednesday, 21 February, 11:00 - 11:45 am, online |
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Secondary Datasets for Research: Education Datasets This session introduces you to secondary datasets, their benefits, and how to find and use them, with a focus datasets most relevant to the Education discipline. This session will be of interest to researchers in the discipline area of Education, and deal with a variety of considerations to be mindful of when locating and using secondary datasets for research. Register here for Thursday 22 February, 10:00 – 11:00 am, online Go here for anytime self-directed learning resources |
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Scholarly Communications Community of Practice A short open forum for HDR students, researchers and research support advisers to listen, share, ask or discuss on key issues and topics in academic publishing and scholarly communications. This month: Support for Publishing Open Access. Hear an update and ask questions about how to use Read and Publish Agreements, the latest developments in Read and Publish Agreements, and how to apply for Article Publication Cost support. Register here for Wednesday 28 February, 2:00 pm – 2:30 pm, Online Go here for anytime current self help guidance and information |
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Research Data Management Consultation Catch up with the Research Data Librarian to:
Register here for Wednesday, 28 February, 10:00 – 11:00 am, online |
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QCIF Training Queensland Cyber Infrastructure Foundation (QCIF) provides a large suite of data science, data management, programming and statistical analysis related training. QUT is a member of QCIF so training is free. Upcoming training sessions are:
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Research Data Management: Preservation and Publication An interactive session for research students and staff to help you increase the impact of your research by publishing and sharing your research data in repositories such as QUT Research Data Finder, and preserve your research data files using QUT-supported archival data storage. It will cover: · Publishing, licensing, copyright and DOIs for data · QUT Research Data Finder · How to create a research data record in Research Data Finder · Understanding preservation responsibilities, storage options, and formats. Register here for Wednesday, 21 February, 11:00 - 11:45 am, online |
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Secondary Datasets for Research: Education Datasets This session introduces you to secondary datasets, their benefits, and how to find and use them, with a focus datasets most relevant to the Education discipline. This session will be of interest to researchers in the discipline area of Education, and deal with a variety of considerations to be mindful of when locating and using secondary datasets for research. Register here for Thursday 22 February, 10:00 – 11:00 am, online |
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Research Data Management Consultation Catch up with the Research Data Librarian to:
Register here for Wednesday, 28 February, 10:00 – 11:00 am, online |
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Hacky Hour Meet-up with researchers, HDRs, practitioners and support staff from Office of eResearch, Office for Scholarly Communication and the Digital Observatory to ask questions, get advice on problems, share knowledge or chat!
Register here for sessions run weekly, Thursdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm, online |
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® HDR Meet Greet and Eat - Special event! ® Wikipedia Editing: International Women’s Week ® Where to Publish and What to Consider ® Hacky Hour - Data skills help. Every Thursday. ® EndNote Essentials - On campus in person ® Research Data Management Consultation ® Demystifying AI for Research - New! AI for data skills ® Copyright considerations for Researchers ® Scholarly Communications Community of Practice - March topic: Support for writing ® QCIF Training - Data analysis, programming, statistics, and visualisation. |
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This event provides the wonderful opportunity to meet fellow HDRs face to face in a relaxed setting. Mix with peers about experiences, projects or ideas and talk to Faculty Librarians about services, resources, and support. Enjoy provided beverages and bites. Be in the running for door prizes and pick up some great giveaways.
Register here for Thursday, 14 March, 10:00 - 11:30 am, the Gibson Room, Z-1064, Z Block, Gardens Point, on campus |
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Wikipedia Editing Workshop: International women's day Women make up less than 20% of Wikipedia contributors and only about 17.7% of biographical articles are about women. Join us to edit Wikipedia to engage with your area of research area, practise writing for a general audience, and contribute to open knowledge, by checking, verifying or improving articles about women, or any information of interest. Register here for Monday, 4 March, 1:00 - 2:30 pm, online |
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Where to Publish and what to consider An overview of where to publish and the factors you should consider for authorship, journal selection, peer review, publishing models and publishing agreements. Topics covered include:
Register here for Tuesday, 5 March, 2:00 - 3:30 pm, online |
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Hacky Hour A data skills meet-up with fellow research students, practitioners and key support staff to ask questions, get advice on a problem, share knowledge, chat and get help.
Register here for sessions run weekly, Thursdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm, online |
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EndNote Essentials (F2F) An interactive tutorial with exercises in the basic applications of EndNote needed to get started. Learn how to:
Register here for Tuesday, 12 March, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm, V401, V Block, the Library, Gardens Point, on campus Go here under ’Resources’ for anytime self-directed learning with session recordings and exercises Go here for the EndNote Instructions Guide |
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Research Data Management Consultation Catch up with the Research Data Librarian to:
Register here for Wednesday, 20 March, 10:00 – 11:00 am, online |
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Demystifying AI for Research A concise exploration of the essentials of Generative AI for research data skills. This session is an invaluable introduction for researchers keen to understand and apply AI in their domains. It covers AI integration, ethical considerations, and legal implications. It will highlight practical 'no-code' AI applications, offering an accessible pathway for researchers to leverage AI in their work. Attendees will learn about AI's transformative potential in research methodologies while ensuring ethical and effective use. Register here for Monday, 25 March, 2:00 – 3:30 pm, online |
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Copyright considerations for researchers Understand how to use copyrighted material legally, and how to protect your own copyright. This session will examine copyright, publishing agreements, Creative Commons licensing, strategies on retaining your rights, and more. Come along to have your questions about copyright and your research demystified. Register here for Tuesday, 26 March, 10:00 - 11:00 am, online |
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Scholarly Communications Community of Practice An short open forum for HDR students, researchers and research support advisers to listen, share, ask or discuss on key issues and topics in academic publishing and scholarly communications. This month’s topic: Support for writing and academic communication Register here for Wednesday, 27 March, 2 – 2:30 pm, online |
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QCIF Training Queensland Cyber Infrastructure Foundation (QCIF) provides a large suite of data science, data management, programming and statistical analysis related training. QUT is a member of QCIF so training is free. Upcoming training sessions are:
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Friday, 5 April 2024 - 2:00PM to 3:30PM (online)
Description:
Are you using MS Word to write your thesis report or your technical paper?
Do you know that MS Word has features that can automate some formatting requirements you must follow?
If not yet, then this workshop is for you. Here, we will have hands-on activities using features of MS Word to simplify formatting tasks like generating tables of contents, formatted reference lists, cross-referencing, and other features that may be useful for writing a research report.
Conceptualising and writing a paper is already tricky — through this workshop, we hope that formatting your paper will be one less research element you must worry about.
* Please have your laptop ready for hands-on experience.
Facilitator: Celina Sarmiento, PhD Scholar, Faculty of Creative Industries, Education and Social Justice
REGISTER HERE : https://unihub.qut.edu.au/students/events/detail/5868263
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