A University Library Exhibition Women have consistently engaged in all aspects of the modern book trade. This exhibition shines a light on women's myriad contributions using the Library's holdings to showcase women's work in the Australian book trade from the mid-nineteenth century to the present day

A very popular webinar fiving you a practical guide to amplifying your presence and impact through LinkedIn.

Join us for a roundtable discussion on all things related to Research Data.

Participants will be guided through a stakeholder identification matrix which will be valuable regardless of whether they are on acommercialiastion pathway. They will understand the difference between stakeholders, audiences and customers and the messaging requirements for each.

HPREP 2 - Health Research Support Services across our Partners – What do I need and where can I access it? The University of Newcastle [via Research Advantage] in collaboration with Hunter New England and the Central Coast Local Health District’s will deliver the HPREP

In this seminar we discuss the need for attention to standards and governance in the development and credentialling of micros. Roadblocks and challenges to development and being quick to market will be discussed. Sharing the lived experience of innovators and leaders in this space will add to this story.

Building on Webinar "Audience Identification", participants will learn how to bring together their invention/offering and the potential market to test market response. This webinar is about how you demonstrate that there are customers for your invention.

Participants will learn practical tips on growing their profile and access to R&D funding, targeted to their career stage, with tips on working effectvely with their research office and case study examples.

Introduction to the Biodesign Methodology for commercialising Medtech from idea through to commercialisation.

In this webinar we will hear about a variety of case studies of success in the development and offerings of micro-credentials. Rethinking micro-credentials will be the focus. What is success in these contexts and cases, and what can we learn from this?