Did you know UNB Libraries is covering the cost of publishing in any PLOS journal?
Make your research more visible, useful, and transparent. Publish Open Access.
Graduate Students
Images of Research / Models of Research Graduate Student Competition
Do you ever find it difficult to explain your research to family & friends?
Show them instead! Capture your work in a single image or 3D printed model and let it tell your story.
You could WIN prizes up to $500!
Winter 2023 Speakeasy Challenge
Professional development opportunity for UNB graduate students.
Winter 2023 Graduate Booster I: The Enlightened Self Interest Edition
Lay a firm foundation for your research and publishing activities with this action-packed 45 minute introduction to useful practices, technologies, and people
Graduate Student Speaker Series
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Graduate Students Speakeasy Challenge
Graduate students practicing communication skills and sharing knowledge across faculties and departments with 15 minute "big picture" presentations of research.
Graduate Booster II!
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Lay a frightfully firm foundation for your research and publishing activities with this action-packed, possibly costumed 45 minute introduction to useful practices, technologies, and people. Find out more about:
Fall 2022 Graduate Booster session
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Join us in the Harriet Irving Library Research Commons (or online) for the first research booster session of the season!
Graduate Student Writing Café
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Come join the Graduate Student Writing Café. Each Wednesday from 9:00am-12:00pm, the Study Lounge (317A) in the Harriet Irving Library Research Commons will be reserved for graduate students to work on their independent writing projects.
Systematic Review Bootcamp
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Learn how to write a systematic review from beginning to end.
Graduate students & Faculty you’re invited to this free 8-session workshop series.
Imposter Syndrome Party – Jan. 26th
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Graduate students and post-doctoral fellows are welcome to the I.U.C. Building Atrium outside the Science & Forestry Library for an opportunity to get to know other graduate students in an inclusive and positive environment. Discover each other’s strong points and give encouragement!
Tea and coffee will be provided.