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Events for researchers: – ‘How to get published’ with Wiley

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Designed especially for early-career researchers, Wiley have developed four new webinars to help researchers increase their chances of getting published in an academic journal.

This April, Wiley will be helping researchers learn more about the publishing process, giving tips on how to find the right journal for their research and how best to promote their paper once it gets published.

Topics include:

  • Finding the right journal for your research
  • How the peer-review process works
  • Promoting your work after it gets published
  • Subject-specific publishing tips
  • Publishing in English as a non-native speaker

See more details and register on the Wiley Webinars for Researchers page.

Noise in Augustine House – Thursday 1 April

Maintenance work will be taking place on the ground floor at the back of Augustine House on Thursday 1 April, and as a result there may be some noise in the building during the day.

If you need a quiet environment to work in on that day, you may want to use a space on one of the other floors, towards the front of the building.

Returning items without the self-service machine

Our much-loved returns machine has broken down and will require a new part to be fixed. The bad news is the part has far to come and with obvious real world problems affecting delivery, the supplier estimates it will take two weeks to repair.

In the meantime, here is how you will need to return any of your library items over the next two weeks…

Your top tips when it comes to exams and assignments

During the Autumn/Winter stressless of 20/21 we ran a competition asking for your top tips when it came to exams and assignments. We had some great suggestions from preparation to revision, from study spaces to keeping calm. So here they are, maybe you will find something to try yourself next time around.