An online experience.
This event promises a wealth of professional development opportunities and chances to expand your network. Prepare to be inspired by our line-up of exceptional internal and external speakers, who will be presenting engaging and topical workshops.
These workshops cover diverse subjects such as getting your project published, how to deliver a presentation to remember, strategic grant writing and mastering statistics in health research, among others.
Additionally, we have tailored sessions specifically for Honours and HDR students. These sessions include insightful discussions about exploring pathways to PhD, important milestones, and expert guidance on preparing your thesis for submission.
Please note that sessions are not recorded this year. Sign up now to avoid missing out.
Date / Time / Location | Session |
Presenter | Overview | How to register | Who should attend? |
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5 August 11:20am to 5:00pm In person: Sturt South S210 |
Discover Research Month Launch at HDR Milestone Conference | Prof. Bec Golley and A/Prof Ivanka Prichard with HDR students | Join us for the launch of Discover Research Month with Interim Director of Caring Futures Institute and Dean of Research, Professor Rebecca Golley! Kick off this exciting month by learning about the diverse and engaging events we have lined up. Following the launch, enjoy insightful HDR Conference Milestone Presentations and a light lunch. We look forward to seeing you there! |
Eventbrite | Hons, HDR, EMCR, External |
6 August 1:30pm to 2:30pm Online: Teams |
I have done the project, now what? | Dr Fiona Rillotta and friends | Finished your project? Join Dr Fiona Rillotta and friends to learn how to maximise your research reach! Gain insights on effectively citing your work, tracking its influence, and creating a significant impact in your field. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance the visibility and impact of your research |
Eventbrite | Hons, HDR, External |
7 August 11.00am – 12.00pm Online: Teams |
Knowledge Translation for Beginners | Prof. Gill Harvey | This session will provide an introduction to knowledge translation (KT) and why it matters to everyone involved in, and affected by, research. Come and join Prof Gill Harvey, a world-renowned expert in knowledge translation as she explores how KT principles and strategies can be applied to your research as well as practical considerations for translating research into policy and practice in the "real world”. |
Eventbrite | Hons, HDR, EMCR, External |
8 August 3:00pm – 4:00pm Online: Teams |
How does research work in the health and care workforce? | Catherine Paterson Jeroen Hendriks |
Join us for a fabulous opportunity to hear from Caring Futures Institute's Joint Appointments with the Central Adelaide Local Health Networks (CALHN), Professor Catherine Paterson (Cancer Care) and Professor Jeroen Hendriks (Cardiac Care), about research within the health and care sectors. This session will explore how research informs and enhances workforce practices, ultimately improving patient outcomes. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the integration of research in healthcare and how research impacts these outcomes. |
Eventbrite | Hons, HDR, EMCR, External |
8 August 10:00am – 11:00am Online: Teams |
An Introduction to Health and Social Care Economics |
A/Prof. Rachel Milte |
Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the fascinating field of health and social care economics with Dr Rachel Milte. Join us for "Introduction |
Hons, HDR, EMCR, External |
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12 August 11:30am - 5pm In person: Sturt South S210 Online: Livestream |
HDR Milestone Conference |
Come along and enjoy insightful HDR Conference Milestone Presentations and a light lunch. We look forward to seeing you there! |
Hons, HDR, EMCR, External |
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12 August 12:30pm - 1:30pm In person: Sturt South S210 |
What happens after PhD graduation? |
A/Prof. Maayken van den Berg with Dr Chelsea Mauch, Dr Tori Lewellyn, Dr Tamina Levy, and Dr Lauren Lines |
What happens when you finish your research studies? Where do people with research qualifications work and what is their experience? Come along to hear from guest speakers from university teaching, research and industry. Hear about their careers and get some ideas for the types of positions and careers which you might consider when you finish your degree! |
Hons, HDR |
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14 August 12:30pm - 3:00pm In person: |
Research Planning Workshop |
Prof. Rebecca Golley and CNHS Research Leadership Team |
This workshop is for all staff within the College with a research role, inclusive of teaching and research, and research-only positions. In this workshop, staff will be supported and facilitated to plan their research agenda and understand the research environment in which we work. |
Staff only event. Calendar invites will be distributed to attendees. | CNHS research-active staff |
14 August 11:00am - 12:00pm Online: Teams |
How to deliver a presentation to remember |
Dr Alison Yaxley and friends |
Do you have a HDR milestone approaching? A conference or 3MT presentation? Come along to this session with Dr Alison Yaxley and some great presenters and learn tips and tricks to help you in preparation and on the day of presenting! |
Hons, HDR, EMCR |
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14 August 5:00pm - 6:30pm Online: Teams |
CNHS Honours Information Session |
Fiona Rillotta |
Learn more about an Honours year in Health Sciences to open doors to exciting career opportunities. You will develop new skills and knowledge as you work with experts contributing to research that matters. You can undertake your Honours in Health Sciences in the health discipline of your choice including nursing, midwifery, physiotherapy, optometry, nutrition and exercise science. Working with experienced researchers you will help facilitate change and influence health care practice leading to better health systems, better care, and better lives. |
External |
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15 August 11:00am - 12:00pm Online: Teams |
CNHS PitchPerfect session |
Fiona Butcher and Jess Hill |
We are all aware that our digital presence plays a pivotal role in shaping our professional identity. A thoughtfully curated profile not only increases our discoverability but can also open doors to future opportunities |
Hons, HDR, EMCR |
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19 August 11:00am - 12:00pm Online: Teams |
What is it really like to be a PhD Student? |
A/Prof Ivanka Prichard and panel of current HDR students |
Ever wondered what it’s truly like to embark on the journey of a PhD student? Join us for an insightful and candid panel discussion where current PhD students will share their personal experiences, challenges, and triumphs. |
Hons, External |
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20 August 11:00am - 12:00pm Online: Teams |
Statistics in Health Research |
Senior Biostatistician, Aarti Gulyani |
Join Senior Biostatistician Aarti Gulyani for an in-depth session on the vital role of statistics in health research. Learn how to apply statistical methods to analyse data, interpret results, and improve health outcomes. Perfect for researchers and students looking to enhance their understanding of biostatistics in the health field. |
Hons, HDR, EMCR, External |
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21 August 10:00am - 12:00pm Alere |
Speed dating for Researchers |
Karen Ashford and Prof Lucy Lewis |
This fun networking event is designed to help you meet and establish connections across the Flinders research community. Researchers from all Colleges and all career stages are welcome. |
Hons, HDR, EMCR |
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22 August 2:00pm - 3:00pm Online: Teams |
Persuasive Grant Writing |
Dr Brittany Johnson and friends |
Unlock the secrets of persuasive grant writing in our dynamic flipped-style session! Dive into essential strategies for crafting a compelling budget, creating a killer first page, and embedding excellence through fantastic research management. Join us for an engaging and informative session that will transform your grant writing skills and boost your chances of success! |
HDR, EMCR, External |
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26 August 11:00am - 12:00pm Online: Teams |
Collaborative academic writing |
Dr Rebecca Feo and Dr Brittany Johnson |
Join Dr Brittany Johnson and discover the power of collaborative academic writing in our upcoming session convened by Dr Rebecca Feo! Learn how to effectively write with others by participating in writing clubs, retreats, and contributing to collaborative papers as a co-author. Explore the valuable role of consumer researchers as co-authors and enhance your collaborative writing skills. Join us to unlock the potential of teamwork in academic writing and boost your research impact! |
Hons, HDR, EMCR, External |
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28 August 4:30pm - 7:30pm Flinders Tavern |
Caring Futures Institute Quiz @ The Tav! |
Prof Rebecca Golley and friends |
Join us for a fun and engaging CFI Quiz at the Tav! Test your knowledge and connect with fellow researchers, students and external partners over a lively quiz night at the Flinders Tavern. Plus, get the latest updates to upcoming events, including more Research Weeks, Forums and more opportunities! Don't miss this opportunity to challenge yourself, network, and learn about exciting research developments! |
Hons, HDR, EMCR, External |
Date / Time / Location | Session |
Presenter | Overview | How to register | Who should attend? |
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25 September 12:30pm - 3:00pm In person: |
Research Planning Workshop |
Prof. Rebecca Golley and CNHS Research Leadership Team |
This workshop is for all staff within the College with a research role, inclusive of teaching and research, and research-only positions. In this workshop, staff will be supported and facilitated to plan their research agenda and understand the research environment in which we work. |
Staff only event. Calendar invites will be distributed to attendees. | CNHS research-active staff |
Please register via the Eventbrite links in the Program to attend each session.
This will ensure that the Discover Research Month team can contact you to send through additional session materials and resources. We can also let you know if there are any last-minute changes to session details or timing.
Please note that all Honours and HDR students and staff are welcome to register to attend any session in Discover Research Month. The ‘Who should attend’ notes in the program are intended to be used as a guide for the target audience for each session.
Take on the challenge to uncover hidden clues, solve puzzles, and explore key locations showcasing our innovative research. Starting at Bedford Park’s Sturt Precinct, the hunt will guide you through various on-campus and virtual spots. Along the way, engage in activities, meet colleagues, and collect tokens by completing tasks, all while gaining insights into cutting-edge research.
Details:
How to Play:
For troubleshooting, visit Locatify's guide or contact Jennifer at caringfutures@flinders.edu.au.
Flinders Honours student, Tahlia Johnson shares her journey and what she loves about her career and research.
Physiotherapist and Flinders PhD candidate, Selena Hutchens and Associate Professor, Zoe Adey speak about their careers in clinical rehabilitation.
Associate Professor Ivanka Pritchard and Flinders PhD candidate, Tom Brennan discuss the benefits of pursuing an Honours degree.
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