27-29 June 2023
Research Support Community Day
Free, online event hosted by the Queensland University of Technology
A community day for research support professionals
Introducing our keynote speakers for RSC Day 2023
Professor Jason De Santolo
Associate Dean (Indigenous Research) The University of Technology Sydney
Day 1: Tues 27 June
Professor Cameron Neylon
Professor of Research Communications, co-lead of the Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative
Curtin University
Day 2: Wed 28 June
Dr Claire Rye
Product Manager, New Zealand eScience Infrastructure (NeSI)
Day 3: Thurs 29 June
Ai-Lin Soo
Operations Manager for AI, Law Enforcement and Community Safety (AiLECS) Lab, Monash University and Project Officer, UNSW
Day 3: Thurs 29 June
Day 1 Program: Tuesday 27 June
12:00-12:15pm AEST: Welcome and Housekeeping:
MCs: Jayshree Mamtora and Stephanie Bradbury
Welcome to host institution QUT
Distinguished Professor Christopher Barner-Kowollik, Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), Queensland University of Technology
12:15-1:00pm AEST: Keynote Speaker
Professor Jason DeSantolo, Associate Dean (Indigenous Research), University of Technology Sydney (recording pending)
Session 2: Research Services
1:15-1:55pm AEST: Presentations
Thesis Fest: Re-engaging research students with their Thesis
Kitty Delaney & Jaya Ralph, Curtin University
From here to there: A tale of the Researcher Skills Toolkit
Nicole Faull-Brown, Jessica Birchall & Jennie Skulander, University of Newcastle
1:55-2:35pm AEST: 5 x Lightning talks
5 Tips for Researchers: Getting a grip on copyright
Katya Henry & Rani McLennan, Queensland University of Technology
Sal Kleine, Queensland University of Technology
5 ways to use ChatGPT for Research
Jacqueline Quinn & Emma Nelms, Queenland University of Technology
Reimagining research support at UoW, through a 'researchers as partners' lens
Samantha Hutchinson & Jen Lyons, University of Wollongong
Support or advocacy? What is the best approach for researcher profiles?
Antje Lubcke, University of Otago
2:35-2:40pm AEST: Closing remarks
RSC Day 2023 Committee
Day 2 Program: Wednesday 28 June
12:00-12:45pm AEST : Welcome & Housekeeping
MCs: Matthias Liffers and Caitlin Savage
12:05 - 12:50pm AEST: Keynote speaker
12:50pm-1:00pm AEST: Break
Session 2: Open Access
1:00-1:40pm AEST: Presentations
Open Access in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand: A snapshot of the landscape 2022
Janet Catterall, James Cook University and Open Access Australasia
Advancing knowledge together: UQ's support for openness in research
Justine Cawley & Elena Danilova, University of Queensland
1:40 - 2:10pm AEST: Lightning talks
Journals@Lincoln: Migrating to the cloud
Yanan Zhao, Lincoln University
Implementing QUT's revised Open Access Policy
Paula Callan & Stephanie Bradbury, Queensland University of Technology
Behind the scenes at UTS ePress: Publishing Open Access journals
Duncan Loxton, University of Technology Sydney
Jayshree Mamtora & Tove Lemberget, James Cook University
Session 3: Research metrics
2:20-3:00pm AEST: Presentations
Rachel Bickly & Paula Everett, University of Adelaide
"Without these numbers, who are you?" Exploring researchers' views on metrics and research impact
Mel Chivers, Garth Smith & Ammon Apiata, University of Waikato
3:00 AEST: Closing remarks
RSC Day 2023 Committee
Day 3 Program: Thursday 29 June
12:00-12:05pm AEST: Welcome & Housekeeping
MC: Jess Howie
Keynote speaker
Session 2: Research Data
1:00-1:20pm AEST: Presentation
The Australian National PID Strategy and Roadmap
Matthias Liffers, ARDC
1:20-2:00pm AEST: Lightning Talks
Licensing the safekeeping of Indigenous Research Data at ATSIDA
Duncan Loxton, University of Technology Sydney
Ellen Thompson, Queensland University of Technology
Finding opportunities for partnership in research
Felicity Berends, University of Queensland
Supporting visible research software
Susan Wilson, University of Queensland
CARE principles for academic librarians
Ria Hamblett, Duncan Loxton and Sarah Su, University of Technology Sydney
Session 3: Systematic Reviews
2:10-2:45pm AEST: Presentations
The Living Knowledge System: A custom-built, machine learning tool for Living Reviews
Fiona Russell & Allan Jones, Deakin University
Systematic Review Accelerator (SRA): Introduction and short demo
Sarah Bateup, Bond University
2:45-2:55pm AEST: Lightning Talk
Exploring co-authorship level support for Evidence Synthesis among QUT Health Librarians
Cameron Rutter, Queensland University of Technology
2:55 AEST: Closing remarks
RSC Day 2023 Committee