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The confirmed list of cancellations for 2025 have now been finalised and will be communicated to Heads of School.
For a complete list of confirmed cancellations please review the Cancellations tab in the Library News for Business & Law page. Newly confirmed cancellations will be added to the list shortly.
Improvements are being made to research data management at QUT through the introduction of the Research Plan ID (RPID) and upgrades to the Data Management Planner. These changes will enable self-service automated provisioning of data storage.
Existing RDSS users will be able to:
Support sessions will be held online in November to provide an overview of the new process, a demo and time for Q&As. Book via the links below:
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Thurs 6 November |
10:00-10:45am |
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Mon 10 November |
11:00-11:45am |
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Wed 12 November |
2:00-2:45pm |
Australian Government Data Catalogue (DATA Scheme) has been added to the library Research datasets database list.
The DATA Scheme enables users to discover data held by Australian Government agencies, including open and restricted data.
Two interactive training sessions for staff and HDR students are being offered to help you find and access Australian Government datasets under the DATA Scheme:
What you will learn:
What is the DATA Scheme
Who can request datasets through the Scheme
How to use Dataplace and the Australian Government Data Catalogue to find and access data
What is the Five Safes Framework
Where to store datasets once your data sharing request has been approved
Register for Accessing Australian Government data through the DATA Scheme, 6 Nov 2025, 11:00 am - 11:45 am
Register for Accessing Australian Government data through the DATA Scheme, 27 Nov 2025, 10:00 am - 10:45 am
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Copyright and your thesis A session to equip HDR students with the skills to manage copyright within your thesis, ready for final submission and publishing via QUT ePrints. You will learn about:
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How to get published: An author symposium with Springer Nature Looking to get published? Find out about publishing in research and how to decide what publications are right for you. Hear and discuss tips for advice from an experienced journal editor. This session will cover:
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Accessing Australian Government data through the DATA scheme An information and Q&A session introducing the DATA Scheme and the data sharing request process for access to Australian Government datasets previously unavailable to researchers:
Register here for Thursday, 6 November, 11.00am – 11.45am, online. Register here for Thursday, 27 November, 10.00am – 10.45am, 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. · Experts are on hand to advise on problems related to coding, data analytics, digital tools, research data management, or open research. · Bring your questions on data wrangling, programming with R, Python, SQL, Data management planning, statistics, data visualisation, data sharing, data publishing, and web APIs. Register here for sessions run weekly, Thursdays, 2:00 - 3:00 pm, online. |
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Research Link Australia: Better connecting research and industry Discover opportunities to connect, collaborate, and innovate with Research Link Australia. Join this informative workshop to explore how RLA helps you:
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QCIF Training Training sessions provided by the Queensland Cyber Infrastructure Foundation (QCIF) are:
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A Conversation with Professor Eugene F. Fama |
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Professor Fama, widely recognized as one of the founding fathers of modern empirical finance, will share his reflections on the evolution of financial economics—from the Efficient Market Hypothesis to the Fama–French factor models—and offer his insights on the future of data-driven research in finance. The session will be a live Q&A format moderated by Rui Dai and Freda Drechsler, Senior Research Directors at WRDS. |
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Date: Monday, November 3, 2025 Please register using the link below to receive your Zoom access details: |
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