The winning submissions from the 2026 Images of Research Challenge have been announced.
Announcement
March Online Publishing Workshop Series
UNB Libraries' Scholarly Communications Team invites you to join us for a series of online workshops and panel discussions each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon from March 10 to 24, 3:00 - 4:00 PM. Topics will include open access, open infrastructure, new models of peer review, open education resources, copyright, artificial intelligence in publishing, and much more.
2026 Black History Month Exhibit
This display highlights some inspirational trailblazers and important scholarship produced by members of the New Brunswick Black community held by UNB Archives & Special Collections.
Images of Research 2026
This collaboration between the School of Graduate Studies and the Harriet Irving Library Research Commons asks UNB graduate students to capture their work in a single image.
Data Bites! A Gentle Introduction to Research Data Management (Winter 2026)
UNB Libraries is excited to offer Data Bites! A Gentle Introduction to Research Data Management, a series of bite-size, in-person workshops on the Fredericton campus.
Funding applications for Open Educational Resource (OER) projects have opened
Are you interested in creating or adapting equitable and free course materials for your students? If so, Open Educational Resources (OER) may be your answer! AtlanticOER's annual grant applications are now open and will close on Feb. 6, 2026.
Images of Research 2025 Challenge Winners Announced
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The School of Graduate Studies and UNB Libraries' Harriet Irving Library Research Commons announce the winners of this year's Images of Research Challenge
Have you tried Scopus AI?
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Scopus AI is an AI-driven research tool that uses the Scopus peer-reviewed research repository to help users understand and navigate unfamiliar academic content.
Images of Research 2025
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Struggling to explain what you are doing in grad school? What if you could show people instead? Enter an image, a clever title and a 200-word description.
Show us what graduate research at UNB looks like!
Fall 2024 Graduate Booster III: Publishing Trends and Disseminating Your Research
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Dr. Barry Blight, Faculty of Chemistry on managing a lab, publishing research, sharing potentially proprietary research data, open access, and other topics related to sharing research.