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Graduate Booster III:

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.

Graduate Booster II: Artificial Intelligence in Research

From building a Fichero to makeshift AI tools for a writer, with Dr. Daniel Tubb, Dept of Anthropology (Faculty of Arts). Copyright and Ethical AI for Graduate Research, with Josh Dickison, UNB Libraries.

Free Peruvian Film Series

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Free Peruvian Film Series hosted by Dr. Sophie Lavoie, Culture & Media Studies. 4 films across 4 days. Nov 16, 23, 30 & Dec 2

Book Launch: Beaver Books for a Dime

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UNB Libraries and The Eileen Wallace Children's Literature Collection invite you to celebrate the launch of the book 'Beaver Books for a Dime: A Bibliographic History of the Children's Books of Brunswick Press, 1952-1984', by Susan R Fisher and Margot Stafford.

UNB Libraries' contribution to Research Week

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In celebration of Research Week, UNB Libraries is offering hybrid presentations on the mornings of Monday, Oct. 3 and Tuesday, Oct. 4 that highlight the many library services, technologies and expertise that can play a role in the UNB research community's success.

Summer Research Booster

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2 hour event targeted to grad students and researchers. Similar to the booster events done during the school year, but with more speakers.

Systematic Review Essentials 2022

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UNB Libraries is offering a fast-paced free 3-day workshop will cover the essentials of conducting a high-quality, publishable systematic.

Graduate Research Booster 4: Spring Tech and Tools

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Join us in the Harriet Irving Library Research Commons (or online) for another grad-focused research booster session!