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The Future of the Internet: What Lies Ahead?

New researchers and RHDs you may be interested in the following 'Research Week events.

Is wisdom something that creeps up or can it be taught? The ABC program 'Big Ideas' provides a podcast of the annual Macquarie University Vice-Chancellor's Lecture - Beyond skills, towards wisdom.

Professor Steven Schwartz explores and analyses the nature of modern higher education. The lecture is followed by an expert panel and is moderated by ABC Radio National's Life Matters host, Richard Aedy.

Use your smart phone to access SciFinder CAS databases.

Quickly find:

A free app (iPhone, iPod, iPad) for searching ChemSpider - the free online chemical database - can be downloaded from iTunes.

An EndNote workshop will be held in the Dorothy Hill Engineering and Sciences Library (Bldg 50) on: Wednesday 14 September, 9:30 to 11:30am. In the workshop you will:

Find out how you can make the most of Google by coming to a Google & Google Scholar: for research and scholarly information workshop on:

Wednesday 7 September, 9.30 - 11.00am
eZone Training Room, Dorothy Hill Engineering and Sciences Library, Building 50

If you are a Scopus or ScienceDirect (jointly known as SciVerse) user you will be pleased to know that they both come with a number of search and discovery Apps to assist you in your research.

Skills Training - UQ Graduate School

Research students come to a 'Research data management' session in the Library on:

Thursday 4 August
3pm - 4pm
Library Conference Room, Duhig Building (#2)

Register online.

The session will include information on creating a research data management plan. What are the kinds of things you should consider?

The release of the new Web of Knowledge platform (including the Web of Science) offers improved search functionality.