JUNE09
WRAP: Raising your research Welcome to the June edition of the Research Exchange profile
Wolfson Research Exchange newsletter
newsletter. We have a busy summer term ahead hosting a The Warwick Research Archive Project is number of conferences and other interesting research the University’s electronic repository focussed sessions. Read on to find out what has been housing full text journal articles and happening in the facility over the past month and for further theses by University of Warwick authors. information on upcoming events. Since launching in August 2008, WRAP has gone from strength to strength and Graduate School PhD poster competition now holds in excess of 600 items, raising The Wolfson Research Exchange hosted the the visibility and research Graduate School PhD Poster Competition on profiles of the authors Tuesday, 5th May. This event through i n c r e a s e d accommodated more than 70 exposure via search PhD researchers from across a engines such as Google. wide range of disciplines and All authors across the at different stages of study. The panel of U n i v e r s i t y a r e judges included members of the external encouraged to send their full text journal business community in addition to University staff members. articles to WRAP, either through My.Profile or on the WRAP submission form at: http://go.warwick.ac.uk/irsubmit To find out more go to: http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk As in previous years, the standard of the competition Researching the Research remained high and judges were Exchange impressed by the ability of Warwick Dr Jennifer Parkin from Nottingham Trent researchers to communicate their work to University has chosen the Wolfson a n o n ‐ s u b j e c t Research Exchange as a model to specific audience. investigate academic work spaces in The awards were higher education environments. Results announced for the faculties of Arts, from her study will soon be available on Science, Medicine and Social Studies with our website, please look out for further Collette Solebo of Medicine being Overall details! Winner and Jennifer Udeh of WMG being the winner in the interdisciplinary category. Winners will Check out latest updates on our Blog at: compete further at regional level at University of Nottingham http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/researchexchange/ on 7th July (see http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/study/csde/gsp/ Or follow us on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/ResearchEx for more information).
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