A UK report published in June 2012 raises questions about research development, training and support within research institutions.

Researchers of Tomorrow Report is based on a longitudinal study into the information seeking behaviour of Generation Y doctoral students, commissioned by Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) and the British Library.

Just a reminder to all postgrad students, UQ's Graduate Student Week sessions are being held at the St Lucia campus this week.

There are still vacancies for the Thursday, Friday and Saturday sessions. Click here to view the full program and book.

The Graduate School offers a range of training throughout the semester. You can view the timetable here.

The University Leadership Council in the US has recently published a report, Redefining the Academic Library - Managing the Migration to Digital Information Services.

There is a newly released Australian Government research workforce report, Research skills for an innovative future, to cover the decade to 2020 and beyond. Prime Minister Julia Gillard, in introducing the report describes,

Starting research or simply want to improve your research skills?

Over the next two weeks, Gatton Library is holding two sessions which will assist researchers develop excellent research skills. These skills are fundamental for a quality thesis.

Why not get a great start in research by attending one or both of the following training sessions.

Dr Suzanne Morris is presenting a session on Responsible Conduct of Research at UQ Gatton Campus during Research Week. Dr Morris is the University of Queensland's Research Integrity Officer.

DMTpsych was created to develop research data management capacity and skills within psychology postgraduates. The program is freely available online and comprises postgraduate training for research data management in the psychological sciences.