Research Week 2019 (16–20 September) is a recognition of the University’s research focus and achievements. Come to workshops and presentations on research tools, platforms, services and strategies and accelerate your success.

St Lucia campusMonday 16 September

11–11.30amRoom: 51-340Architecture and Music Library

Research Connections: iThenticateLearn tips for working with iThenticate, a text matching software tool. iThenticate is available to all UQ staff and Higher Degree by Research (HDR) candidates.

2–2.30pmRoom: 50-L202Dorothy Hill Engineering and Sciences Library

Research Connections: ORCIDORCID connects your research with the world. We can help you set up and populate your ORCID, or answer any questions you have.

Tuesday 17 September

10–11.30amOnline

Digital Research Notebooks (LabArchives) training• Creating/accessing the notebook from within RDM and adding collaborators • Adding data to the notebook — notebook navigator, entries, inbox, folder monitor, Office Online and the

Office desktop plugin, widgets • Managing data in the notebook — revision history, searching, comments, tags, links, signing & witnessing,

offline export tools• Access management — monitoring activities, managing collaborator permissions within LabArchives

Attend on Zoom: uqz.zoom.us/j/292623991

1–2.30pmRoom: 02-D217Duhig Tower

EndNote: Getting StartedThis session will show you how to:

• set up an EndNote library• add new references manually• download references from the Library catalogue

or a database• attach PDF files of a journal article to an

EndNote citation

• search, sort and group within the library• choose an appropriate referencing style to use

with EndNote• use EndNote with Word to insert citations and

create a bibliography

Register now: bit.ly/uql-training

1–3pmRoom: 02-D108Duhig Tower

Metrics for Grant Writing and PromotionMetrics for Grant Writing and Promotion will provide information about publication metrics available to you to support claims about the quality of your research, engagement with your research, as well as how to demonstrate the extent of your research collaboration. The hands-on aspect of this course will guide you through using Web of Science and Scopus to gather citation data as well as introducing you to benchmarking tools. This course will enable you to identify key metrics that will strengthen your grant proposals or applications for promotion.Note: This workshop will focus on metrics for publications indexed in Web of Science and/or Scopus.Register now: bit.ly/2mfohvn

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2–4pmRoom: 02-D501Duhig Tower

The power of great data visualisationThis session will showcase how you can use your data to communicate effectively through visualizations. This covers introduction to different software suites and tools, introduction to basic considerations when planning your visualisations, as well as examples from some good visualization representations.

Wednesday 18 September

10–11amRoom: 01-W227Law Libraryor online

A guide to producing Video AbstractsThis session will explore the world of Video Abstracts, and present a guide on the best way to harness the power of these videos to enhance the engagement with, and impact of, your research.Attend on Zoom: uqz.zoom.us/j/393681031

10–11amRoom: 02-D501Duhig Tower

Find me the moneyNeed money for your research? This workshop will give you hands-on guidance to find funding opportunities using the Research Professional, Grantsearch Australia, and SPIN databases. You will be shown how to set up your own profiles so funding opportunities in your field will be sent to you.

2–3pmRoom: 01-W227Law Libraryor online

Internal Collaboration Networks: Using data visualisation to connect UQ researchers with shared interests This session will showcase how you can use your data to communicate effectively through visualisations. This covers introduction to different software suites and tools, introduction to basic considerations when planning your visualisations, as well as examples from some good visualisation representations.Attend on Zoom: uqz.zoom.us/j/100728761

2–4pmRoom: 51-340Architecture and Music Library

Research Connections: Wikipedia Edit-a-thonWriting architecture articles for Wikipedia Celebrate Research Week with the Library and make research connections. Wikipedia is an open content encyclopedia and a key way to help the public and academic community research a topic. Learn how to write a page and help the Wikipedia community build content about Queensland architects, buildings or other related themes. Please create a Wikipedia editor login before the class.Register now: bit.ly/2swowro

Thursday 19 September

11am–12pmRoom: 02-D426Duhig Tower

Straight to the source: Using original material in research projectsScientists, artists and anthropologists alike have unearthed original material in Fryer Library’s collections to trace patterns or generate new meaning. In this session, we will discuss recent projects undertaken at Fryer using Indigenous language material, an artist’s personal papers, and historical geological research which have led to non-traditional outputs like metadata enhancements, artwork and creative writing. Find out how using original material can make your research projects more meaningful or even inspire a new one!

12–1pmLevel 2, Dorothy Hill Engineering and Sciences Library

Research Connections: Author TalkHear three different perspectives on research publishing presented by experts in the field. We encourage you to participate in an informal conversation and share your own experiences, be it highlights, pain points or general advice for others thinking of publishing.

Friday 20 September

10.30–11amRoom: 50-L202Dorothy Hill Engineering and Sciences Library

Research Connections: ORCIDORCID connects your research with the world. We can help you set up and populate your ORCID, or answer any questions you have.

11.30am–12pmRoom: 51-340Architecture and Music Library

Research Connections: iThenticateLearn tips for working with iThenticate, a text matching software tool. iThenticate is available to all UQ staff and Higher Degree by Research (HDR) candidates.

12–1pmRoom: 01-W227Law Library

Using academic social network sitesThis session will explain what academic social network sites are, the pros and cons of using them, and how to use them successfully to increase the visibility of your research.

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Gatton campusMonday 16 September

12–1pmRoom: 124J. K. Murray Library

Research Connections: ORCIDORCID connects your research with the world. We can help you set up and populate your ORCID, or answer any questions you have.

Tuesday 17 September

1–2pmRoom: 124J. K. Murray Library

Research Connections: ORCIDORCID connects your research with the world. We can help you set up and populate your ORCID, or answer any questions you have.

Wednesday 18 September

10–11amOnline

A guide to producing Video AbstractsThis session will explore the world of Video Abstracts, and present a guide on the best way to harness the power of these videos to enhance the engagement with, and impact of, your research.Attend on Zoom: uqz.zoom.us/j/393681031

11am–12pmRoom: 124J. K. Murray Library

Advanced Research Skills• Locate key science databases • Find highest rating journals • Stay up-to-date with alerts

Register: bit.ly/uql-training

2–3pmOnline

Internal Collaboration Networks: Using data visualisation to connect UQ researchers with shared interests This session will showcase how you can use your data to communicate effectively through visualisations. This covers introduction to different software suites and tools, introduction to basic considerations when planning your visualisations, as well as examples from some good visualisation representations.Attend on Zoom: uqz.zoom.us/j/100728761

Thursday 19 September

11am–1pmRoom: 124J. K. Murray Library

EndNote for Thesis WritingPrior Endnote experience Essential.

• Backing up • Cleaning up a Library • Syncing basics’ • Style editing

• Journal term lists • Combining libraries &

merging chapters • Endnote Library recovery

Register now: bit.ly/uql-training

Herston and PACE campusesWednesday 18 September

10–11amOnline

A guide to producing Video AbstractsThis session will explore the world of Video Abstracts, and present a guide on the best way to harness the power of these videos to enhance the engagement with, and impact of, your research.Attend on Zoom: uqz.zoom.us/j/100728761

2–3pmOnline

Internal Collaboration Networks: Using data visualisation to connect UQ researchers with shared interests This session will showcase how you can use your data to communicate effectively through visualisations. This covers introduction to different software suites and tools, introduction to basic considerations when planning your visualisations, as well as examples from some good visualisation representations.Attend on Zoom: uqz.zoom.us/j/100728761

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On DemandToo busy to attend a session? We have material that you can listen to or watch on demand.

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LISTEN

Scholarly Soup PodcastThe Scholarly Soup Podcast covers pressing matters within the Higher Education and scholarly communication landscape. We talk with experts, researchers and professionals and share their ideas and opinions.

Episode 1The Library does that?Featuring University Librarian Caroline Williamsbit.ly/2jwkgm

Episode 2Conferences: What’s your return on involvement? With Professor Bronwyn Harch & Alicia Dodemontbit.ly/2jW8yfi

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OverleafThis webinar (recording) delivered by the Overleaf team explains how you can benefit from using the Overleaf platform.

Overleaf is an online collaborative writing and publishing tool that makes the whole process of writing, editing and publishing scientific documents much quicker and easier.

The University of Queensland Library is providing free Overleaf Pro+ accounts for all students, faculty and staff who would like to use Overleaf for their projects.

Watch the webinar recording: bit.ly/2kra3cc

PublonsUQ Research week falls on the same dates as the international Peer Review Week. Keep up-to-date with the latest news, watch videos, and participate in live discussions around the theme — Quality in Peer Review: bit.ly/2kqtsdb2