Research

We are celebrating Research Week (11-15 September) with a series of workshops and presentations showcasing the tools, resources, and skills development available at UQ.

PhD student Caitlin Kuempel is the first recipient of the Taylor and Francis Group Library Excellence Award in Research. The award recognises excellent use of the Library resources to support your research.

The University of Queensland acquired the remarkable Father Edwards Leo Hayes Collection in 1967. To mark the 50th anniversary, we have curated a display to showcase some of the treasures that contributed to the reputation of the Fryer Library as a pre-eminent research collection. 

What's involved in paying to publish? Find out what options are available, what costs are involved, how to comply with funders, and how the Library can help.

Following on from Love Your Data Week (13-17 February 2017), we’re recapping resources to help to your Love Your Data all year round.

September 5 to 9 is Women's Health Week. Australian women are being encouraged to 'get the facts'.

International Data Week (IDW) is a convening of data scientists, researchers, industry leaders, entrepreneurs, policy makers, and data stewards. With the theme ‘From Big Data to Open Data – Mobilizing the Data Revolution’, IDW 2016 will explore how best to exploit the data revolution to benefit society through progression of knowledge in innovative data-driven research.

UQ Library is bringing this global event to you with a series of workshops and seminars to help you clean your data, work more effectively with your data, and share your data.

Researchers, Research Higher Degree students, research administrators, or anyone working with data are welcome to attend!
All sessions are hosted in the Library’s new Centre for Digital Scholarship.

June 13 – 19 is Men’s Health Week. Check out the new methods in medical education and the resources available to you.

Professor Stephen Lynch, AC MBBS FRACS, Chair of Surgery and Chair of Transplant Services at the Princess Alexandra Hospital donated a remarkable treasure to the Fryer Library.