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Add ResBaz to your calendar now!
At ResBaz you can learn new skills and meet fellow researchers. This year, the Australian Catholic University, Banyo Campus will host the two-day event from 6-7 November.
Researchers and Higher Degree Research candidates from all disciplines are invited to attend. You can up-skill in next generation digital research tools and skills. It is also a great opportunity to meet other early career researchers and explore new ideas.
This year’s ResBaz Queensland will offer brief practical introductions to a broad selection of topics and tools related to digital research practice. Topics include:
- statistical comparisons in R
- using the EcoCommons platform to run species distribution models
- a new tool for managing access to sensitive research data
- introduction to programming – plotting and programming with Python
- how to fix slow code
- introduction to data cleaning with OpenRefine
- demistifying AI for research
- personal branding for researchers
- REDCap workshop
- KeyPoint workshop
- how to design ‘design methods’ to support participation in research.
The $40 entrance fee includes two full days of hands-on workshops, presentations, lunches, morning teas and much more.
With free on campus parking and 50c public transport fares, there’s nothing stopping you attending!
To get more information, check out the program and register, please visit the event website.
ResBaz is supported by Griffith University, QCIF, University of QLD, QUT and ACU.
