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Automatic publication claiming in Aurora
In order to reduce the amount of manual claiming/rejecting of records in Aurora, we have introduced Automatic publication claiming.
Writing your ARC grant application? Import your publications the easy way!
You are now able to import publications in several ways, into your grant application in the ARC RMS (Research Management System).
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Book your LabArchives training session now
LabArchives is the University’s electronic research notebook system. Researchers in all disciplines use this secure, web-based tool to:
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LabArchives training workshops are coming soon!
LabArchives is the University’s electronic research notebook system. Researchers in all disciplines use this secure, web-based tool to:
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Use email to add files to your LabArchives notebooks
If you send files to inbox@au.labarchives.com using your LabArchives account email address, you can access the files in your inbox when you log into LabArchives. The text in the email becomes a description for the attached files, which can be added to any page where you have write access. Be careful: the LabArchives inbox will detect any email signature text and images. Make sure you have deleted any extraneous text and images (such as the uni logo) in the email before you send it.
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Competitive grants data now available in Aurora
Competitive grant information is now available for you to view in Aurora.
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Adding grants manually in Aurora
Aurora will harvest your grants data from ResearchMaster regularly and populate it directly into Aurora for you.
Simulated phishing - baseline phase completed with prizes
Following on from the Chief Information Officer Bev McQuade’s email back in June 2017, simulated phishing emails were sent out to all staff between August 2017 and January 2018. They were intended to help us objectively gauge the vulnerability of the University, as well as deliver ‘just-in-time’ learning in order to build awareness of the various types of online phishing situations.
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Get ready for semester with MyUni workshops
We are running a variety of MyUni workshops between now and the end of February to help you get ready for Semester 1. All the workshops are hands-on so come prepared with either your real course or sandpit course and be ready to dive in! Why not join us at one or more of the following:
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Where can I find support materials for ResearchMaster?
Support materials can be found at the ResearchMaster Enterprise 6 (RME6) web page. Here you will find handy Quick Reference Guides, Training Videos, FAQs and Process Maps to assist you when using ResearchMaster.
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