09
Feb
Data organisation in spreadsheets for researchers
Typically, we organize data in spreadsheets in ways that we as humans want to work with the data. However computers require data to be organized in particular ways. To use tools that make computation more efficient, such as programming languages like R or Python, we need to structure our data the way that computers can read the data.
02
Feb
Reproducible Research-Building Business Continuity
Researchers genuinely want to make their research more reproducible but sometimes don't know where to start or are not aware that best practice guidelines might exist.
25
Jan
Improving the tone and style of your academic writing
Gather strategies to develop your writing skills in order to compose text that has appropriate tone and style, providing clarity for the reader.
29
Nov
Publishing during your PhD
On completion of this workshop participants should be able to identify official HDR publishing requirements, including using publications in your thesis, copyright considerations, thesis structure requirements. Also become aware of support and training services available throughout your candidature.
29
Nov
Planning for and Recording of Research Impact
In this workshop Louise Barnsbee, Research Impact Coordinator from the Research Analytics and Policy Team, will demonstrate the updated Symplectic Elements Records of Impact software, which can be used to record research impact plans and research impact narratives for the purposes of tracking plans to maximise research impact, and for impact data collection and reporting purposes.
24
Nov