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Systematic Review (Part 1): An Introduction to Systematic Review Methodology
9 Jan (Tue), 10am - 10.30am
Are you looking for a search methodology that will help you retrieve the publications on a particular topic to answer a research question? You might like to consider a systematic search. This workshop will outline the key elements of a systematic search, and point you to resources where you can learn more at your own time.
Speakers
Stephanie Ng
Toh Kim Kee
Innovation Intelligence (Part 1): Unlocking Trends, Technologies & Opportunities for Your Research
29 Feb (Thu), 1pm - 1.30pm
Innovation intelligence involves staying abreast of the most recent trends, technologies, and practices to stay competitive, and learning to spot opportunities for growth and innovation. Keen to bring your innovation to market? This crash course will
explore the various aspects and the value of innovation intelligence if you want to actualize your research.
Other workshops in this series:
Part 2: Knowing Your Market & Industry
Part 3: Understanding Your Consumers
Part 4: Intellectual Property & Patents
Part 5: Identifying Research Gaps & Trends using Lens.org
Part 6: Identifying Research Gaps & Trends using Patsnap
Part 7: Gaining Insights on Companies
Part 8: Enhancing Product Desirability Using Standards
Part 9: Leveraging Statistics for Data Driven Decision Making
Speakers
Loh Mee Lan
Patrick Pu
Systematic Review (Part 4): Rayyan for Systematic Review
27 Mar (Wed), 10am - 10.30am
Rayyan is a free web-based tool that dramatically speeds up systematic review. Join us to catch a glimpse of its features and how to use this trusted collaborative tool to accelerate the screening process in a systematic review.
Speakers
Toh Kim Kee
Stephanie Ng
ReadMe the Right Way: Kickstart Your Research Data Management
25 Apr (Thu), 10am - 10.30am
A README file plays a pivotal role in Research Data Management by providing essential context, guidance, and documentation for other researchers to understand and effectively utilise your dataset. A well-crafted README file is a best practice in data documentation and helps to foster collaboration by enhancing the integrity and reusability of your research data. Learn to create a comprehensive README file based on a real-life case study.
Speaker
Chris Tang
Find Statistics with CEIC Data
12 Jun (Wed), 1pm - 1.30pm
CEIC Data is a library-subscribed database for country and regional-level macroeconomic indicators. Explore the variety of macroeconomic statistics available in CEIC Data and pick up some tips on using CEIC Data.
Speaker
Lyndia Chen
Speakers
Stephanie Ng
Senior Librarian (Research Librarian – STEM), NUS Libraries
Stephanie holds an MSc in Information Studies. As a senior librarian, she assists the NUS community in their information needs. Her daily work involves collection development, offering consultation, student engagement, and liaising with NUS community
to organise and conduct information literacy workshops. During her free time, Stephanie enjoys reading, baking, hiking and travelling.
Loh Mee Lan
Senior Librarian (Research Librarian – STEM)
Mee Lan joined NUS Libraries more than 25 years ago and has never looked back. She has worked at several NUS Libraries including Central Library, C J Koh Law Library and Science Library. Her interest in patent searching and teaching users how to search for patents started when she was working at Central Library. She enjoys the challenges and variety her work offers and looks forward to helping users find the information they need. She is also part of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Services Team and Systematic Review Team.
Patrick Pu
Principal Librarian (Research Librarian – STEM)
Patrick, a certified ACLP adult trainer, is devoted to enhancing teaching and learning experiences within his capacity as a research librarian. Patrick utilizes storytelling techniques to breathe life into seemingly mundane facts, employing various teaching pedagogies to engage and inspire learners. When he's not at work, you will find him jet-setting to new destinations or indulging in culinary delights, all while staying healthy through exercise and well-being practices. Patrick's favorite pastime? Taking a leisurely half-day afternoon off with a cuppa, simply enjoying the hustle and bustle around him. With his motto "just do it" in mind, Patrick encourages others to embrace life's adventures with a smile and a sense of humor.
Chris Tang
Senior Librarian (Research Data Management Librarian)
With over 15 years of experience as a librarian, Chris’ areas of knowledge include research data management, social sciences reference & research, accounting & auditing, digital collections & digital preservation. He has a B.Acc (Hons) in Accountancy and a MSc in Information Studies.
Lyndia Chen
Librarian (Research Librarian – HASS)
Lyndia conducts workshops and advisories on social science research. She also works with immersive technology as part of the library’s TEL Imaginarium team. When in her element, she is fascinated by geeky tech, neon lights, all things new, and finds humour or cats in the strangest of things.
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