Research

UQ Library events and workshops for Open Access Week 2018.

Winners of the 2018 Taylor and Francis Library Excellence Award in Research offered to UQ Postgraduate Students.

The JK Murray Library at our Gatton campus has been transformed into a student-focused hub where students can access research, support services, study, collaborate, and share ideas with their peers. The project will improve the student experience at the campus and create a more vibrant learning environment that integrates on-campus learning, community engagement and student life.

Dr Ashley Haywood is the recipient of the Library’s Creative Writing Fellowship. The Creative Writing Fellowship provides an emerging Australian author with the opportunity to develop a new work of creative writing, drawing on the special collections of The University of Queensland's Fryer Library as inspiration for a novel, play, collection of short stories, book of poems, novella or associated creative work. The Fellowship is offered with the support of the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund, an Australian not-for-profit organisation with an interest in supporting creativity, and library donors.

ORCID is a critical piece of research identifier infrastructure. The University of Queensland will integrate ORCID across all relevant research management platforms. UQ encourages researchers to utilise ORCID in their research workflows.

We celebrated UQ 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.