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Library Services supporting the Research Lifecycle

Research Services Librarians have created the range of subject guides, below, to guide researchers through the stages of the research lifecycle. See our webpage for more detail on how these guides, and our services, align with your research processes - http://www.utas.edu.au/library/research

If you'd like to meet with a librarian to get individual support with finding or managing information for your research, please book a Research Consultation.

Find Information for Research

Systematic Reviews for Health subject guide
A guide on how a Research Librarian can help you during a systematic review process
Theses
Find and access theses from the University of Tasmania and from other Australian and international higher education institutions.
Find Library support and resources to help you write, format, defend, submit and present your thesis.

Need Help?

Need our help?

Ask for help from a Learning and Research Librarian.

We will respond to you by email or phone to answer your query, or offer an appointment to meet in person or online.

Manage Information

EndNote
Use Endnote to manage your references and format your bibliography
Research Data Management
This guide will assist you to store and manage your research data throughout the research data lifecycle, from planning to publishing!

Further Help

Workshops for Researchers
Document Delivery Service
For requesting access to publications not available from UTAS Library collections

Publish & Promote your Research Outputs

Research Identity
Ever heard of ORCID? This guide outlines the benefits of managing your identity as an author, introducing you to preferred tools for doing this.
Open Access
The 'what, why and how' of Open Access for publications.
Read and Publish Agreements
Current deals between publishers and Australian university librarians may give you the opportunity for open access publishing without article processing charges (APCs). See what's included...
Research Impact
Explains bibliometrics, identifies sources of impact data and describes how to ascertain and maximise your own research impact and use the data for promotions, grant applications etc.

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