How do funders and researchers work with open data?
Researchers from all disciplines are invited to discover more about open data/research with presentations from funder Wellcome and Prof Rachel Thomson
Small and large bumblebees have different strategies when learning about flowers
Seminar given by Tom Collett. Title: Small and large bumblebees have different strategies when learning about flowers.
Zoom drop-in for final-year students with Deputy PVC Graeme Pedlingham
An online drop-in for finalists to raise issues about your course or give feedback on your wider experience at Sussex.
Open Access Week Wikipedia Editathon
Everyone has the right to knowledge. Celebrate and share your research expertise while improving the world's most used information source.
Life Sciences Tea and Talk- Celebrating Diversity
Hosted by the Life Sciences Student Experience Team. Bring tea/coffee and join us for a quiz and a chat! The quiz will be led by Katy Petherick.
TBC
Seminar given by Dr Carl Mousley of the Curtin University, Perth, Australia. Tittle: TBC. Hosted by Dr Lorraine Smith.
Using reference management tools - Mendeley
Mendeley is a reference management tool that helps you create a database of references and add citations and bibliographies to Word documents.
The Healthy Researcher: how to look after yourself and keep going
It's important to be kind to ourselves during the current pandemic. This webinar will discuss how we can best adapt our habits and stay productive.
Doctoral School Training: A comparison of qualitative methods
A workshop for PhD researchers comparing four different qualitative research methods and when they might be applicable.
Creating online PhD peer support groups
Online support groups can guard against isolation, provide on-going support, and increase wellbeing during the PhD.