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PhD students: Advanced EndNote
This session is designed to introduce you to the advanced EndNote features, such as editing styles and EndNote Web, and discuss issues around your use of EndNote, while receiving peer and expert support.
PhD Students: Introduction to Research Data Management
What would you do if you lost your research data?! Get organised from the start: Reduce risk anxiety and make your life easier! This 30 minute session will introduce you to the key principles of managing your research data.
PhD Students: Introduction to Reference Management
Bibliographic software allows you to create databases of references which can then be stored, searched and used in conjunction with Word to input citations as you write an article or to create independent bibliographies.
PhD Students: Introduction to the Library
Are you new to the University of Leicester library? If you would like to find out more about the Library and the dedicated support we can provide for researchers, come along to this 30 minute session.
Introduction to OSCOLA referencing for law
Central workshop provided by the Library, with Jackie Hanes
Introduction to OSCOLA referencing for law
Central workshop provided by the Library, with Jackie Hanes
ESSAYS IN FOCUS: What is critical analysis and how do I apply it?
Twilight workshop session with Alex Patel
PhD Students: Advanced EndNote
This session will enable you to edit your own reference styles, and explore the advanced features of EndNote. You must already be using EndNote to attend this session.
PhD Students: Copyright and your thesis
This session will introduce the copyright issues that apply to your thesis and help you navigate the path to submission.
PhD Students: Finding grey literature
This session will focus on searching for ‘grey literature’: material found in open access journals and repositories, UK and international theses, conference papers, government publications, data and archives.
PhD Students: Tools for note taking
Making and organising notes is a fundamental activity for researchers. A variety of tools now exist that support all types of note taking, whether you are working in a lab, archive or out in the field. Knowing which ones are right for you can be a challenge however.
Staff/PGRs: Search Strategies for Systematic Reviews in Medicine & Psychology
A systematic review is a type of literature review that attempts to find all published and unpublished material on a specific research question. This requires an extensive and reproducible search strategy. Systematic review methodology is most commonly used in the areas of Medicine, Health & Psychology.
