14 August 2018

CaRST eNewsletter

Events

Mendeley and Zotero: Which is the right free reference management tool for you?

This lecture presented by University Library, explores the use of Mendeley and Zotero, two well-known, free online referencing systems that can be used on computer desktops and on the web. By the end of the session, students will be able to: understand the differences and similarities between Mendeley and Zotero; be able to make an informed decision about these tools; and know where to go for further information. 16 August 2018, 10am - 11am, Barr Smith South 534 Forum Lecture Theatre, North Terrace OR online via live stream. Register here.

This activity counts for 1 credit in Domain A.

Clinical Research: Establishing Investigator Initiated Trials

If your career is in the health industry, it is likely to be influenced by Clinical Research – whether as part of your course or in your next job, understanding clinical research will be key. This workshop will cover the wide range of factors in investigator initiated clinical trials including the context of health science translation, determining the research question, setting up collaborations, the role of industry partners, writing the protocol, assessing study feasibility, costing essentials and funding options for studies. 16 August 2018, 2pm - 5pm, AHMS 1068, West End Precinct. Register here.

This activity counts for 3 credits in Domain A.

CaRST Information Session

The CaRST Information Session is open to both students and staff and provides an opportunity to learn about the program requirements, procedures and how to ensure you make the most of the program. The session will also include an overview of CaRST Online: the system for HDR students, Supervisors and Post Graduate Coordinators to effectively manage CaRST activities.  21 August 2018, 10am - 11am, Barr Smith South 322 Polygon Lecture Theatre, North Terrace OR online via live stream. Register here.

This activity counts for 1 credit in Domain C.

Pronouncing Scientific English: Identifying and addressing your personal challenges

This workshop will involve learning English-relevant parts of the International Phonetic Alphabet, exercises to keep building your skills, and guidelines for deciding where to put the emphasis in words. Most suited for students with English as an additional language. Please bring along the first 2 slides of your most recent talk. Afternoon tea will be provided. 23 August 2018, 1pm - 5pm, Room 2.19, Woolhouse Library Building, Waite Campus. Register here.

This activity counts for 4 credits in Domain A.

Your Rights as an Author

Researchers often agree to publisher contracts without being aware of what rights they are giving away. This session presented by University Library, will explore what rights researchers have as creators of copyright material and encourage them to keep these. 23 August 2018, 3:30pm - 4:30pm, Lower Napier LG28 Lecture Theatre, North Terrace OR online via live stream. Register here.

This activity counts for 1 credit in Domain C.

Creating Impact for Research through Social Media

With the release of the ARC assessment of Engagement and Impact last year, everyone is exploring how to create impact for their research. In this seminar, Paul Willis from Media Engagement Services will explain their unique strategy to generate impact through the creative use of social media by researchers.
24 August 2018 - Roseworthy Campus
28 August 2018 -  North Terrace Campus
29 August 2018 - Waite Campus
Register here.

This activity counts for 1 credit in Domain D.

News

Three Minute Thesis Faculty Finals

Faculty Finals for the Three Minute Thesis competition are underway! The Faculty of Arts final was held last Friday, with the remaining Faculty Finals scheduled across the next two weeks. Come along and support your peers or try something different and attend a final from a different faculty. It's a great opportunity to hear about some amazing research!

• Faculty of the Professions - 14 August 2018, 2pm, SANTOS Lecture Theatre
• Faculty of Sciences - 16 August 2018, 6pm, Napier G04 Lecture Theatre
• Faculty of ECMS - 17 August 2018, 2pm, Horace Lamb Lecture Theatre
• Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences - 24 August 2018, 9:30am, G030 Lecture Theatre, AHMS
   

Sharing is Caring: Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration

Come along to learn from experts from University of Adelaide and SAHMRI on how to grow your networks, work across diverse groups and disciplines and how you can collaborate your way to success!  20 August 2018, 5pm - 7pm, Joe Verco Lecture Theatre, AHMS, West End Precinct. Register here.

About CaRST

Located within the Adelaide Graduate Centre, CaRST is a specialised training and development program for HDR students at the University of Adelaide. For further information on CaRST visit the CaRST website.