Library closures over the break
While you’re enjoying a well-deserved break, the Library will be taking a short holiday too. Library closure: All libraries will close… Read More
Posts relevant to researchers.
New open access textbook: ‘Beyond coding: The complete guide to IT soft skills’
The Library is pleased to announce the publication of a new open access textbook by Dr David Tuffley, Beyond coding: The complete guide to IT… Read More
Predatory Publishing: Evolving Threats in Academic Publishing
The term ‘predatory publishing’ refers to journals or conferences that look legitimate but exist primarily to make money rather than uphold academic standards. These… Read More
Enhance your Griffith Experts profile with a single click
Did you know that one of the… Read More
Fuel your writing: Upcoming workshop
Publishing can feel daunting, but a few smart strategies can make all the difference. Here are a few tips to get started: … Read More
Make your conference papers open access with Griffith Research Online
Published a conference paper recently? The Library is here to help make your paper free and openly available to maximise its reach and impact. Read More
Open Access Week: Co-creating shared knowledge through citizen science
This year’s Open Access Week theme, ‘Who owns our knowledge?’, invites us to reflect on how knowledge is created, where it comes from, whose… Read More
Open access and policy: A win-win for research and society
Policymakers, analysts, think tanks and advocacy groups regularly produce policy documents that shape our lives, often drawing on academic research. But what happens… Read More
Art meets access: Griffith’s gateway to open creative research
In celebration of Open Access Week 2025, we’re shining a spotlight on how Griffith is championing openness in creative research through… Read More
Open Access Week 2025: ‘Who owns our knowledge?’
It’s Open Access Week and this year’s theme is ‘Who owns our knowledge?’, which prompts us to consider how, in a time of disruption,… Read More
Topic of the month: International Data Week 2025
International Data Week 2025 (IDW 2025) invites researchers, software specialists and data professionals to join a global conversation on how data can… Read More
Visualise, publish, succeed: October’s RED workshop lineup
Are you ready to unlock your research potential? This October, join our online workshops designed to help you refine your academic writing, master the… Read More
Blending science and culture: Mackenzie Trenerry’s journey in water quality research
Mackenzie Trenerry is a proud Kamilaroi woman and a Griffith PhD candidate whose passion for water quality is deeply rooted in both… Read More
Sharing research early: Why preprints matter
Want to share your research faster and make it more robust? Preprints are early versions of research papers shared publicly before peer… Read More
Unlock subscription-based research in GRO
Publishing in a subscription-based journal doesn’t mean your research has to stay locked behind a paywall! When you deposit a paywalled… Read More
Publishing open access? Some read and publish agreements are nearing their limits
At a glance: Several read and publish agreements are close to reaching their annual caps. If your article isn’t accepted before… Read More
Research smarter, not harder: Explore workshops for researchers
Are you making the most of the tools available to support your research practice? Whether you’re conducting a systematic-style review, visualising data, navigating scholarly… Read More
Building together: The Library’s student Gen AI website project
The Library is excited to be leading the development of a new student-facing Generative AI (Gen AI) website for Griffith University. The website will feature… Read More
GRAPA Journal Finder: Supporting Griffith researchers with open access publishing
The Library has launched a new tool to support Griffith researchers in navigating open access publishing. Griffith’s Read and Publish Agreements (GRAPA)… Read More
Getting your research discovered: The magic of metadata
How are people discovering your research? Without metadata, they don’t stand a chance. Metadata describes data—in the case of publications, it might… Read More
Formatting your thesis in Word: Without the headaches!
Putting together your HDR thesis is no small feat. You’ve written thousands of words, fine-tuned your academic argument and made a unique contribution to… Read More
Creative Works showcase: Archibald winning portrait by Julie Fragar
Griffith’s Creative Works repository continues to grow with compelling new additions. One standout is the acclaimed portrait Flagship Mother Multiverse (Justene), winner… Read More
New open access textbook: Join us for the book launch of InfoTech Governance, Policy, Ethics & Law
Dr. David Tuffley and the Library are celebrating the publication of a new open access textbook: InfoTech Governance, Policy, Ethics… Read More
Boost your research impact with the click of a button
When logged into your … Read More
Discover practical ways to use generative AI ethically in your academic writing
When one researcher joined our recent online workshop on using generative AI for editing and proofreading, they were sceptical but curious. After the session,… Read More
Griffith Archive: New online exhibitions
To celebrate Griffith’s 50th anniversary Griffith Archive’s is releasing two new online exhibitions this July. The first is Griffith Genesis: GUMURRII Student Success… Read More
Empower the next generation with respectful research this NAIDOC week
This NAIDOC Week, the theme ‘The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy’ is a tribute to Aboriginal and Torres Strait… Read More
Weaving Knowledge: Embedding Indigenous Perspectives in the Griffith Curriculum
As we celebrate NAIDOC Week 2025 and reflect on this year’s theme, ‘The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy,’ we turn… Read More
Celebrate the next generation this NAIDOC Week
NAIDOC Week recognises and celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This year, NAIDOC Week is… Read More
Beyond the h-index: explore smarter ways to measure your research influence
Use research metrics to showcase your impact, shape publishing strategies and strengthen funding applications. From citations to policy mentions, there’s a wide range of… Read More
Discover the new Library catalogue advanced search!
Regular users of the… Read More
Put a DOI on it! How to get a DOI for your research report
Did you know that the Library offers a DOI (Digital Object Identifier) minting service through Griffith Research Online (GRO) for eligible… Read More
Boost your research skills with upcoming RED workshops
Calling all researchers! Looking to sharpen your research skills, boost your digital know-how and stay ahead of the curve? The Researcher Education… Read More
Registrations are now open for ResBaz QLD 2025!
Research Bazaar (ResBaz) isn’t your typical conference—it’s a vibrant, three-day digital research training festival where researchers from all disciplines come together to learn, share… Read More
Volunteer or have your items repaired at the LEAF Repair Café
The Logan Eco Action Festival (LEAF) takes place on Sunday 1 June 2025 at the Logan campus. LEAF is an opportunity… Read More
Open access versus free access: Same thing… or are they?
Have you ever noticed labels such as ‘open access’ and ‘free access’ when reading a journal article online and wondered what the difference was?… Read More
Workshop your academic argument
Arguments, counterarguments and objections – these play a key role in academic writing. From a strong initial claim to a convincing, evidence-based conclusion, learn… Read More
Busting myths about Open Access
For over twenty years open access (OA) principles and practices have been adopted to enable researchers, practitioners, policy makers, industry and the public to… Read More
Climate change adaptation: Meet Assoc Prof Johanna Nalau
The Library’s Researcher profiles highlight the work of outstanding Griffith researchers. Associate Professor Johanna Nalau is from the… Read More
Navigating publisher article-sharing policies the easy way
Sharing your subscription-based publications can be tricky, but the Library is here to make it simple. We’ll help you navigate publisher policies so your research… Read More
Elevate your research skills with our May workshops
Are you looking to enhance your research skills? Our May workshops are here to help! Designed specifically for Griffith researchers, these sessions will provide… Read More
Enhance your research with AI while maintaining academic integrity
We are excited to introduce two new RED (Researcher Education and Development) workshops designed to help you navigate the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence… Read More
Get in the know about NTROs
What comes to mind when you think of a research output? For many, it’s a peer-reviewed journal article, a book or a conference paper. Read More
A world of wounds to prevent and manage: Meet Assoc Prof Sharon Latimer
Continuing our Researcher Profile series, this month we feature Associate Professor Sharon Latimer. As a Principal Research Fellow… Read More
How to unlock the power of your accepted manuscript
When publishing your research as a subscription article, your accepted manuscript can be the key to making your article free to… Read More
Boost your research capabilities with these upcoming opportunities
Are you eager to enhance your research skills and streamline your processes? Our upcoming workshops are tailored to equip you with the essential tools… Read More
Repair Cafes: A place to repair, share and connect
Griffith University hosts regular Repair Cafes across our campuses, offering students and staff the opportunity to both share their repair skills and have their… Read More
Elevate your research with comprehensive Library support
Whether you’re an experienced researcher or just beginning your research journey, the Library offers a variety of services and resources… Read More
Library borrowing and the Griffith University Library app
Will you need to borrow library books this trimester and are you wondering how borrowing works? Read on to find out what you can… Read More
New sensory-friendly space in Queensland College of Art and Design Library
A new sensory-friendly space has opened in the Queensland College of Art and Design Library. This space features adjustable lighting, height-adjustable desks, lounges and… Read More
Five reasons to love your institutional repository
What is an institutional repository? Each Australian university has at least one institutional repository to preserve and provide open access to their research outputs. Read More
Boost your research skills with Griffith’s RED workshops
Are you a new or continuing Higher Degree Research (HDR) candidate looking to refresh and upgrade your research skills and awareness? If so, Griffith’s… Read More
Explore Griffith’s 50-year history in the Griffith Archive
Griffith University will mark 50 years of teaching on 10 March 2025. The Ceremony to Celebrate the Commencement of Teaching was held on 5… Read More
Library and 24/7 space closures during student vacation
It’s almost the end of the year and time for a well-deserved break! While you enjoy the student vacation and festive period, the Library… Read More
Mountains Matter: Celebrate International Mountain Day!
Mountains matter more than you might think. Not only are they a source of awe and reverence for humankind, but they also act as a… Read More
Choosing the right literature review type for your research project
Andrea Piacquadio: pexels.com Literature reviews are crucial in higher degree research, setting the scene and contextualising your work in the broader context. Some,… Read More
QCGU library closure
The Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University (QCGU) library will be closed for essential maintenance from Wednesday 4 December 2024, reopening Tuesday 28 January 2025. Read More
Enhancing students’ assessment experiences: Introducing Dr Nicholas Charlton
Image courtesy of Dr Nicholas Charlton Meet Dr Nicholas Charlton, a recent PhD graduate with over 20 years of teaching… Read More
Register for our final researcher workshops of 2024
Join us for a series of research workshops this late November and early December, designed to support your academic and professional development. Covering essential… Read More
Download the new Griffith University Library app
Are you planning a visit to the library to borrow books, or already have some on loan? Effortlessly borrow and… Read More
Remembrance Day: Lest we forget
Monday 11 November is Remembrance Day. Each year on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th… Read More
Need access to newspapers? Read all about it!
Do you need local, national or international news for your research? Whether you need the latest news or you’re researching past events, the Library… Read More
Researcher Workshops this November
This November, a series of interactive workshops and Q & A sessions will provide you with the tools you need to boost… Read More
Research Bazaar (ResBaz) is on again in Brisbane this November!
Image courtesy of ResBazQld Add ResBaz to your calendar now! At ResBaz you can learn new skills and meet fellow researchers. This year, the… Read More
Protect yourself from predatory publishers
Deciding where to publish your research can be challenging, especially with the rise of predatory and junk publishers. Predatory publishing is an unethical business… Read More
Gold Coast library overnight closure
The Gold Coast campus library (G10) is temporarily closed from Wednesday 30 October, 8pm to Thursday 31 October, 7am. The closure is due to… Read More
Professor Stephen Billett – open access champion
To celebrate International Open Access Week, this month’s researcher profile features Professor Stephen Billett, an open access champion. Stephen is Professor of Adult and… Read More
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledges and open access
This International Open Access week the Library is highlighting the University’s ongoing efforts to support open scholarship and knowledge sharing. Aboriginal and… Read More
Open Access Week – The importance of sharing data: Griffith’s work on sugar cane disease detection
This International Open Access week the Library is highlighting the University’s ongoing efforts in supporting open scholarship and knowledge sharing. Open data… Read More
Open Access Week – Open Educational Resource – a free and accessible Australian Criminology textbook
On day two of International Open Access Week we explore Open Educational Resources, an important method for sharing knowledge with students and the public. … Read More
Welcome to International Open Access Week 2024 – Community over Commercialisation
Welcome to International Open Access Week Open Access (OA) is a set of principles and practices where research outputs including journal articles,… Read More
Creative Works now discoverable in Trove
Research has greater value when those who may benefit from it can find it easily. This is why the Library partners with… Read More
World Migratory Bird Day: Protect insects, protect birds
August and September mark the arrival of migratory birds who make the flight each year to the shores of Queensland from their northern hemisphere… Read More
Would you like to know more in sixty seconds?
With spring upon us, it is once again magpie nesting season. For some of us, this will unfortunately mean getting swooped as we pass… Read More
Build your research skills this October with our RED workshops
Join us this October for our upcoming online RED workshops designed to equip you with knowledge and skills to succeed on your research journey. … Read More
Generative AI for literature review research
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the research space and AI tools are increasingly being utilised to enhance research capabilities and streamline processes. Generative AI… Read More
Why is the moon following us? Chamindie Punyadeera’s journey from curiosity to clinical breakthroughs
‘From childhood, I had an inquisitive and curious mind. I remember my mother saying, ‘stop asking why the moon is following… Read More
Creative Works spotlight: Imaginary Aviary
A unique aspect of creative research practice is its ability to provoke imaginative responses. Often taking artistic forms, creative research typically extends beyond traditional… Read More
Griffith Review 85: Status Anxiety
Like the answer to a riddle, status is all around us, but it can’t always be seen or heard. The silent switchboard behind our… Read More
Our resources: Finding patent citations
Patents are a source of innovation, knowledge-sharing and technology transfer. Patents often cite scholarly literature, and if they cite yours, this… Read More
Help us celebrate 50 years of Griffith in 2025
To help commemorate 50 years of excellence in education, research and social engagement, Griffith asked our talented students to design an anniversary icon that… Read More
Are you taking advantage of open access agreements?
Publishing your journal articles open access means that anyone can access your research for free. This not only enhances the visibility and discoverability of… Read More
Use LibKey Nomad to connect seamlessly with full text
LibKey Nomad is a browser extension designed to streamline access to scholarly articles. This useful tool: provides one-click… Read More
Researcher Workshops for September
This September, a series of research workshops will be offered, covering a diverse range of topics designed to enhance research skills and knowledge. These… Read More
Cap limits approaching for open access read and publish articles
AI image generated by Microsoft Copilot Read and publish agreements combine journal subscription and open access publishing fees into a single… Read More
Indigenous Research Unit and the Library supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander research
If you are a researcher seeking to understand how to find and work respectfully with Aboriginal… Read More
Research reveals the power of music for social change
Newly published research in Griffith’s Creative Works by Dr Catherine Grant highlights the transformative potential of music sustainability… Read More
Griffith Archive: Genesis of GUMURRII Student Success Unit
One of Griffth’s founding principles was equal access to education. As Griffith grew, so did this ideal. Less than 10 years after commencing teaching… Read More
International Youth Day: Youth-driven solutions for a sustainable future
Monday 12 August is International Youth Day, an annual event designated by the United Nations (UN) to highlight the indispensable role young people play… Read More
Expand the impact and reach of your HDR research
Calling all Higher Degree Research (HDR) candidates! Did you know that depositing your research into Griffith Research Online (GRO)… Read More
Researcher Workshops for August
This August the Library is offering a series of valuable workshops tailored to researchers across various disciplines: Thursday 8 August 10am to… Read More
A permanent home for Griffith’s grey literature
Grey literature is a category of information that includes reports, working papers, policy briefs and more. As it is produced outside of… Read More
The Library is showing the games in Paris
The Library is celebrating the Paris games by showing them in all of our campus libraries. This games season Griffith has… Read More
Global land and resource grabbing, climate-related migration and climate mobility justice: Meet Professor Andreas Neef
Professor Andreas Neef is Dean (Research) for the Arts, Education and Law Group and a Professor of Global Development. Originally from Germany,… Read More
From farmers to photographers: ‘Seasonal’ by Dr Kaya Barry
Fascinating new research outputs are regularly being added to Griffith’s Creative Works repository. A recent addition is Seasonal,… Read More
Maximising climate research impact with Griffith Research Online (GRO)
Did you know that more than half of all published climate research is locked behind a paywall? Additionally, valuable resources like climate-related reports are… Read More
Sparking knowledge this NAIDOC Week
NAIDOC Week is a time for acknowledging and celebrating the world’s longest and continuous cultures in the world. The theme of ‘Keep the Fire… Read More
Forging the future with respectful research this NAIDOC Week
NAIDOC Week’s theme ‘Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud & Proud’ emphasises the enduring strength and vitality of Indigenous cultures and knowledge, passed down… Read More
Stoke your curiosity this NAIDOC Week
NAIDOC Week is celebrated from 7 to 14 July this year. NAIDOC Week recognises and celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and… Read More
Researcher Workshops for July
This July the Library has a range of exciting workshops available to improve your academic writing skills and managing your research data. … Read More
Learn key data management skills to support your research
Uplift your skills and identify key support and resources by completing the new Introduction to research data management online tutorial. … Read More
Creative Works: Showcasing your creative research
Did you know Nundah Station mural with the iconic pineapples were designed by a Griffith University researcher? And you can view… Read More
Nathan library closed this weekend
Due to a network upgrade, the Nathan campus library (N53) is closed Friday 21 June, 5pm until Monday 24 June, 7am. Read More
GRO makes Griffith research accessible and discoverable by our community
Since January 2024, publications in Griffith’s institutional repository, Griffith Research Online (GRO), have been downloaded nearly 1.3 million times. GRO unlocks… Read More
Map your research skills development journey
Are you a researcher or HDR looking for training? Not sure where to start your research learning journey? Whether you need… Read More
Researcher Workshops for June
This June the Library has a range of exciting workshops available to improve your research skills and prepare you for publication. Wednesday… Read More
Building skills for your career: Academic writing skills are career skills
Academic writing is a versatile career skill that allows you to communicate clearly, concisely, professionally and effectively. By developing strong writing abilities you will… Read More
Confused about your scholarly publishing options?
There is so much to consider when deciding where to publish your research that it might leave you feeling a little confused. Turn your… Read More
Culturally respectful library webpage released
This National Reconciliation Week (NRW) 27 May to 3 June, the Library has released our new webpage Culturally respectful library. This year’s NRW’s theme… Read More
Upgrade your knowledge using online resources and tutorials
As you navigate your research journey, there’s a lot you will need to learn and discover. One way to upgrade your knowledge… Read More
Professor Alberto Posso: Consequences and solutions for child labour and poverty
Each month Griffith Library finds out more about a remarkable Griffith researcher. Professor Alberto Posso is Head of the Department of… Read More
International Day of Light 2024: Illuminating the study of light at Griffith
For more than 1,000 years, the study of light has led to discoveries that have revolutionised society and broadened our knowledge of the universe. … Read More
Griffith Review 84: Attachment Styles
The attachments we form shape our experience of the world and our understanding of who we are. ‘Hell is other people,’ wrote Jean-Paul Sartre,… Read More
Researcher workshops for May
Are you looking for help with your researcher profiles or metrics, Library searching for a literature review, formatting your thesis or with data visualisation… Read More
Get ready for academic promotion
Are you an academic staff member applying, or thinking of applying, for promotion in 2024 or 2025? As you develop your application… Read More
Professor Jennifer Boddy: Intersecting social justice, climate change and sustainability
Profile picture provide by Associate Professor Jennifer Boddy An internationally recognised researcher with expertise in climate change, disasters, and domestic and family violence,… Read More
World Creativity and Innovation Day: Helping to create a sustainable future
Creativity is fundamental to human development. A resource with the power not only to enrich our quality of life and connect us with others,… Read More
Unleash your potential with our researcher services
Whether you’re an experienced academic or just starting out on your research journey, the Library provides a range of… Read More
Build your research skills this April with our RED workshop series
Help build your research skills with the Library’s Researcher Education and Development (RED) workshops. Check out the sessions being offered in April: … Read More
Unlocking research potential with persistent identifiers (PIDs)
Persistent identifiers (PIDs) provide a stable, long-lasting way to uniquely identify digital objects, publications, researchers, institutions and more. They uniquely tag research items, making… Read More
International Day of Forests: 50 years of forest guardianship at Griffith
21 March is International Day of Forests, an annual event designated by the United Nations to raise awareness of the irreplaceable… Read More
Inclusive Futures Book Club: Mary Li
Inclusive Futures: Reimagining Disability invites you to attend an Author Talk event with esteemed guest Mary Li (author of… Read More
Researcher workshops for March
This month’s Researcher Education and Development (RED) workshops cover a wide range of topics – literature reviews; researcher profiles and metrics; copyright, publishing and… Read More
Topic of the month: Policy Commons database (Coherent Digital)
Need to locate grey literature resources? Policy Commons, produced by Coherent Digital, is your new go-to database for research from the… Read More
Inclusive Futures Book Club: Matt Levy OAM PLY
Inclusive Futures: Reimagining Disability invites you to attend an Author Talk event on disability and resilience, with esteemed guest Matt Levy OAM PLY, Australian… Read More
International Mother Language Day: Protecting cultural heritage through multilingual education
Each of the 7,000 languages currently spoken across the globe is a unique, invaluable mode of cultural, spiritual and intellectual expression. When one of… Read More
Griffith Review 83: Past Present
The past, famously, is a foreign country – but in the twenty-first century, it’s one in which we increasingly seek solace. What fuels this… Read More
Fuel your research with these library services
Whether you’re an experienced researcher or just starting out, the Library’s got you covered with services and support to help you on your journey. Read More
Get off to a running start in 2024 with our RED workshop series
The Library is running Researcher Education and Development (RED) workshops to help you get your research off to running start in 2024. Check out… Read More
Keep safe: Best car parks when using 24/7 Library spaces
Our 24/7 Library spaces at Nathan and Gold Coast give you a safe space to study whenever you need it. To… Read More
The holiday season – Service hours and Library access
As we reach the end of 2023, students and staff will be taking a hard-earned break over the holidays to celebrate. Griffith… Read More
Discover our collection: IBISWorld industry market research, reports and statistics
Need to locate Australian industry information for your next assignment? IBISWorld‘s industry market research, reports and statistics provide access to… Read More
Research never stops! Join the December Research Education and Development (RED) Workshops
Research never stops, so join… Read More
What’s the future of academic publishing?
What is the future of academic publishing? In an environment of paywalls, predatory publishing and a publish or perish approach to funding, what are… Read More
Discover our collection: JoVE visualised experiments
JoVE (Journal of Visualized Experiments) is a database of science videos for research, teaching and bringing to life cutting-edge experiments. With thousands… Read More
Learn new skills and meet fellow researchers at the 2023 Qld Research Bazaar
Running from 21-23 November, at the University of Queensland, ResBaz is a three-day festival of digital research training, where research staff… Read More
Put a lid on contamination this National Recycling Week
What Goes Around Comes Around’ is the theme of 2023’s National Recycling Week (13-19 November). This is an annual event that… Read More
Supporting your study – Follow us!
Follow our Library Connect blog to find out everything you need to know about what’s going on at the Library. You can keep up to… Read More
Improve your research skills with November’s Researcher Education and Development Workshops.
This November the Library has a range of exciting workshops available to improve your research skills… Read More
Join our live stream event tomorrow: Candid conversations about Open Access
The Library invites you to celebrate Open Access Week by joining our live streamed panel discussion tomorrow. Register online… Read More
Open Access Week event: Meet two more Griffith panel members
Only seven more days until our Open Access Week event: Community over Commercialisation: Candid conversations about Open Access! … Read More
Open Access Week 2023: Shifting the default to community over commercialisation
Open access publishing helps make research findings freely available for anyone to access and view. This can make the research more discoverable… Read More
Open Access Week ‘Community over Commercialisation’: Meet two the Griffith Panel members
Meet two of our panel members for this year’s International Open Access week event – ‘Community over Commercialisation’. See… Read More
Candid conversations about Open Access: Introducing panel facilitator Leanne Wiseman
Open access week is coming up and to celebrate the Library is hosting a panel discussion of researchers from… Read More
Discover our collection: The Bloomsbury Visual Arts Hub
The Bloomsbury Visual Arts Hub brings together all of the Bloomsbury digital visual arts collection into one easy, cross-searchable… Read More
On National Coming Out Day, celebrate the diversity of our coming out (or staying in) stories
National Coming Out Day, observed annually on 11 October, marks the anniversary of the 1987 National March on Washington for Lesbian and… Read More
Enhance your grant and promotion applications with SciVal and InCites
In a competitive academic landscape, it’s important to stand out when applying for grants and pursuing career advancement. To have the best chance of… Read More
Open Access week event: Community over commercialisation
This year’s International Open Access week theme, ‘Community over Commercialisation’ seeks to encourage a candid conversation about the approaches to open scholarship that prioritise… Read More
The Library – Belong and connect: Safe spaces for everyone
Libraries are a safe space, with a long history of providing a refuge for all types of individuals and groups seeking knowledge. In order… Read More
Hit your targets with the help of our Researcher Education and Development (RED) workshops
Join us this October for our upcoming online RED workshops designed to equip you with knowledge and skills to succeed on your research journey. Read More
Unmasking the Threat: Hijacked Journals
In the vast landscape of academic publishing, a deceptive and troubling phenomenon has persisted for years: hijacked journals. These scam websites… Read More
Get the resources you need . . . ProQuest, you’re the one that I want
So why choose ProQuest? Founded in 1938, ProQuest is an online publisher that provides access to thousands of articles, ebooks,… Read More
Study Skills for you: Building professional communication and digital skills
Professional communication – it isn’t just talking face to face but extends to writing emails, interactions on digital platforms and showcasing your career skills… Read More
Inclusive Education and Women in Academia: Meet Dr Michelle Ronksley-Pavia
‘Education is transformational and can transform not only a student’s life, but the life of their community as well. Every child… Read More
On R U OK? day, start a conversation that could change a life
In any given year in Australia, one in five of us will experience symptoms of mental illness, but 60% will not reach out for… Read More
It’s not far – just a hop, skip and a jump to Nearmap!
Nearmap is the global leader in geospatial map technology, noted for its database of high-resolution aerial imagery, typically available within days of… Read More
Griffith Review 81: The Leisure Principle
In 1930, John Maynard Keynes spelt out a vision of impending utopia: work, he said, will become a thing of the… Read More
Don’t miss your chance to attend these upcoming researcher workshops
Would you like to know how to use OpenRefine to clean your research data or find out about copyright considerations for research publications? Or… Read More
Study Skills for you: Group work
During your academic journey with Griffith, you may encounter a group work assignment. Some people enjoy working collaboratively with others, some are neutral and… Read More
What are research metrics?
There are many different research metrics, most of which are based on citation counts. The idea is that citations offer a way to measure the influence of a… Read More
The Library – Belong and Connect: Digital access for everyone
Everyone belongs in the Library space, and for those who access and interact with the Griffith Library digitally, we have a wide variety of… Read More
Digitising the deep past: meet Dr Troy Meston
Each month Griffith Library discovers more about a remarkable Griffith researcher. This month we spoke with Dr Troy Meston, Gamilleroi Senior… Read More
Get up and running this August at our Research Education and Development (RED) workshops
Join us this August for our upcoming online workshops designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to get up and… Read More
More opportunities for open access publishing: Elsevier and CAUL collaboration
As a Griffith researcher, you can publish open access (OA) in selected journals without paying article processing fees thanks to our Read and Publish… Read More
Study Skills for You: Follow Us
Information, information overload! The world has so much information, so it’s easy to miss out on important and useful resources and services. … Read More
“Exploring Tourism Well-being” Meet Dr Sera Vada
Each month Griffith Library finds out more about a remarkable Griffith researcher. This month we spoke with Dr Sera Vada Postdoctoral… Read More
Advancing Your Research Career: Strategies for Research Leadership Program
Are you an early to mid-career researcher or Higher Degree Research (HDR) candidate looking to become a research leader? The Advancing your… Read More
Leaving none of our 8 billion behind this World Population Day
With the global population growing from 2.5 billion in 1950 to 8 billion in 2023 there has been a corresponding need to understand sustainable… Read More
Cutting-edge Nature journal content is at your fingertips
As a Griffith researcher, you can discover the latest state-of-the-art research published in most Nature journals by accessing it… Read More
Repair Cafe – Call for volunteers
Do you have repair skills? Griffith University Repair Café is a student-lead initiative to bring life back to broken items. Landfill and… Read More
Boost your research skills this July at our Research Education and Development (RED) workshops
Are you a researcher eager to enhance your learning and professional growth? Join us this July for our upcoming online workshops designed to equip… Read More
Unlocking the mysteries of Gothic fiction: Meet Clare Burnett
Clare Burnett is a PhD candidate in Griffith University’s School of Humanities, Languages, and Social Science. We found out about Clare’s… Read More
PhD candidates and navigating the publishing maze
The library has recently developed the eLearning Resource Navigating the Publishing Maze: Griffith PhD candidates. This resource is designed to complement the “Publish during… Read More
This World Blood Donor Day, give blood to share life
While millions of lives depend on blood transfusions, low and middle-income countries face an acute shortage of safe blood and blood products. Read More
Enrich your research data and literature management skills with our June workshops
Are you a researcher looking to further your learning and development? Our upcoming online workshops this June will provide you with useful skills and… Read More
Get started – Researching First People topics Library Guide
Do you have a project or an assignment requiring First Peoples research? Are you unsure where to start your search for quality resources. If… Read More
What are my Open Access publishing options?
Open access publishing makes research freely accessible by removing the financial barriers of subscription-based journals. By publishing open… Read More
Cultural politics and responsiveness in Australian education: meet Dr Greg Vass
Each month Griffith Library finds out more about a remarkable Griffith researcher. This month we spoke with Dr Greg Vass, a… Read More
Take the pledge to ‘Drive so others survive’ this National Road Safety Week
‘By working together and changing our individual behaviour, we can get everyone home safe to their loved ones, every day, without… Read More
Rethinking research assessment: DORA turns 10
On 16 May, DORA turns 10 years old! And, no, we aren’t talking about the children’s cartoon character Dora the Explorer, but rather the… Read More
Smooth your path to publication with May’s Researcher Education and Development Workshops.
This May the Library has a range of exciting workshops available to improve your research skills and get you ready for publication. … Read More
Don’t underestimate your power this Earth Day
This Earth Day, 22 April, we are being urged to take up arms against the climate crisis and ‘Invest in Our Planet’ together. This… Read More
Share your thesis with the world via Griffith Research Online
Your thesis is the culmination of years of hard work and dedication, an original and significant contribution to your field of study. It stands… Read More
Prepare for research this April at one of our workshops
The Library is running online Researcher Education and Development (RED) workshops throughout the month of April. Find a workshop that suits your research needs… Read More
Furthering research into potential new therapies for spinal cord injury – meet Dr Indra Choudhury
Dr Indra Choudhury is a recent PhD graduate, a former HDR representative and one of the Gold Coast’s… Read More
What is a Creative Commons licence and how can it help with my study, teaching or research?
A Creative Commons licence is a specific type of copyright licence that allows creators to provide others with permission to legally use, share, and… Read More
Harmony Week stories of belonging: Meet Clare Burnett
This Harmony Week Library Connect is sharing the stories of people who have joined the Griffith community from overseas. I’m Clare and… Read More
Start with the Library catalogue to find resources for your studies and research
Not sure where to start when looking for resources for your studies or research? A great place to start is the Library catalogue. Here you… Read More
National Close the Gap Day
Current estimates from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show the life expectancy of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians remains approximately… Read More
Follow us on our social channels to keep with the latest Library news
To find out everything you need to know about what’s going on at the Library, you can follow us on the Library Connect blog,… Read More
Get prepared for research at our March Researcher Education and Development (RED) workshops
Each month our Librarians prepare and deliver a range of workshops to help improve your research skills. Register your interest today via the links… Read More
Melding international law and biosciences: Meet Dr Michelle Rourke
Dr Michelle Rourke is a CSIRO Synthetic Biology Research Fellow at Griffith University’s Law Futures Centre. We asked Michelle… Read More
Wear a teal ribbon for ovarian cancer
February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, and Ovarian Cancer Australia is asking everyone to wear a teal ribbon to start conversations… Read More
Griffith Review 79: Counterfeit Culture
Treading the tightrope between art and lies, Griffith Review 79: Counterfeit Culture lifts the curtain on fakes, frauds and forgeries. … Read More
Griffith’s Open Research Champions
Griffith Library celebrated the contribution of two of its Open Research Champions at Nathan Library on 2 February. Professors Wendy Moyle and Paul Burton were… Read More
Good news: Resilience and adaptability in the aftermath of Australian Bushfires
After losing his native pepperberry orchard in the New South Wales Southern Tablelands during the 2019 bushfires, Mr Tim Wimborne turned to pasta-making. Dealing… Read More
Dive into our researcher workshops this February
The Library has prepared a range of workshops to help you dive back into your research projects for the new year. Check out our… Read More
We wish you a happy and safe holiday 2022
During the holiday break our campus Library services will be closed from Saturday 24 December 2022 to Monday 2 January 2023. We will reopen… Read More
Counting down the top of 5 posts of 2022 on Library Connect: #1 – Research and roller derby: Meet Dr Adele Pavlidis
As the year draws to an end, we’re counting down the five top Library Connect blog posts from 2022. Library Connect is your one-stop-shop… Read More
Count down the top of 2022 on Library Connect: #2 – Griffith University: Producing great legal minds for 30 years
As the year draws to an end, we’re counting down the five top Library Connect blog posts from 2022. Library Connect is your one-stop-shop… Read More
