As a Researcher, would you like to know more about the following?
- Research Data Management
- Enhancing the visibility of your research output through self-archiving
- Maximising your research impact
- Mendeley for reference management and academic networking
- Managing your unique author ID with ORCID
- Useful tools and applications for research
- The benefits of Open Access publishing for researchers
These workshops are offered by the library’s Research Commons and will enhance your work as a budding researcher. For the more accomplished researchers, there is the opportunity to gain insight into how to maximise the visibility of your published work.
The workshops are intended to assist you on your road to the successful completion of your research work. Whatever you are needing in terms of adding value to your research output, learning about and mastering the “how to” matters which crop up along the way, the Library and Information Service’s Research Commons workshops are THE place to find what you need.
These are only an example of the workshops offered which will assist you to complete your tasks at hand. Most workshops are run in both the first and second semester, so if you miss a workshop, you will have another opportunity to attend. The Library and Information Service is also continually improving these services. This year three new workshops are offered. Each workshop focuses on specific outcomes geared to the workshop theme. To see more about this and find out about this year-long set of workshops, click on this link.
Earlier this year, the library launched a new blog on research support services, called Library Research News. The aim of the blog is to keep researchers and postgraduate students up-to-date with research-related products, services offered by the library and the library’s research support endeavours. Subscribe to the blog to receive new posts in your inbox.