Want to know more about using Gen AI in your research?

If you are interested in learning more about how to use Gen AI to support your research the Library have some great on demand video sessions.

There is also this workshop coming up: Using Gen AI in your research

Date: Wednesday May 14th 1-2pm   REGISTER HERE

Workshop description:

Generative AI is enhancing how academic research is conducted, offering powerful tools that contribute to productivity, unlock new analytical approaches, and streamline workflows. Our “Using Gen AI in your research” workshop will give you practical knowledge on ethically integrating AI into your research practice. You’ll learn where and how to appropriately use Large Language Models and other AI tools throughout the research lifecycle while maintaining research integrity. Through demonstrations and hands-on examples, this workshop will help you develop confidence in leveraging AI as a research partner while adhering to best practices and Charles Sturt’s institutional policies.

This session will be recorded and available to all registrants. It is aimed at all researchers and no previous knowledge of GenAI is required. Background resources are available in our For research – Generative AI at University Library Guide.

Striving Toward the UN Sustainable Development Goals – 2023 Report

Charles Sturt University has again delivered positive impacts towards the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals showcased in the 2023 edition of Charles Sturt University’s SDG report.

Enhancing the social, environmental, and economic wellbeing through our research, education, and community engagement is an important way we can meet community needs while also working towards achieving the UN Goals.

As Australia’s leading regional University, we strive to inspire our students, staff, and community by shaping a brighter future. The 2023 edition of our SDG report is no exception, sharing impactful achievements from across our whole University community.

The report contains inspiring stories, staff and student profiles, and examples of positive outcomes arising from the commitment of Charles Sturt’s staff and students.

Good news – staff and students are invited to submit success stories via the Sustainability at Charles Sturt website to showcase your impactful work for future report editions.

Seeing like a researcher: Masterclass series #9

Seeing Like a Researcher is a masterclass series highlighting the experience, skills, wisdom and advice of Charles Sturt’s research leaders on themes relating to research innovation and professional skills for research.

For our 9th session we are very pleased to welcome Distinguished Professor Sarah O’Shea who will present:  A qualitative research journey – the highs and lows.

Join Professor O’Shea for an insightful session that delves into the intricacies of qualitative research. Through candid reflections and shared experiences, this masterclass explores the journey from designing a qualitative study to addressing ethical considerations, recruitment, and data analysis.
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