When you’re applying for grants or promotion, a publication list isn’t enough. You need clear evidence that shows the contribution and impact of your work. Used…
Around the world this week, talks, seminars and hackathons are shining a spotlight on the power of open data.
The term ‘predatory publishing’ refers to journals or conferences that look legitimate but exist primarily to make money rather…
International Data Week 2025 (IDW 2025) invites researchers, software specialists and data professionals to join a global…
Research Bazaar (ResBaz) isn’t your typical conference—it’s a vibrant, three-day digital research training festival where researchers from all disciplines…
Have you ever noticed labels such as ‘open access’ and ‘free access’ when reading a journal article online and…
For over twenty years open access (OA) principles and practices have been adopted to enable researchers, practitioners, policy makers,…
Andrea Piacquadio: pexels.com Literature reviews are crucial in higher degree research, setting the scene and contextualising your work in…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the research space and AI tools are increasingly being utilised to enhance research capabilities…
Grey literature is a category of information that includes reports, working papers, policy briefs and more. As…
Did you know Nundah Station mural with the iconic pineapples were designed by a Griffith University…
There is so much to consider when deciding where to publish your research that it might leave you feeling…
What is the future of academic publishing? In an environment of paywalls, predatory publishing and a publish or perish…
Join us this October for our upcoming online RED workshops designed to equip you with knowledge and skills to…
In the vast landscape of academic publishing, a deceptive and troubling phenomenon has persisted for years: hijacked…
