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What comes to mind when you think about research? Probably a laboratory with test tubes, microscopes, and scientists wearing white lab coats. This setup is ideal for researchers in some disciplines, such as virologists studying viral infections, physicists developing new electronic devices, or chemists creating new materials. Other possibilities, like searching through historical archives or distributing surveys about consumer preferences, may also come to mind. That’s research too!
Duration: 4 mins approx.
Tips and strategies to narrow your topic for a more effective paper.
Duration: 4 mins approx.
Associate Professor Justin Skowno's presentation at the 2022 ANZCA ASM got a lot of people talking. A/Prof Skowno made good use of Prezi to bring his talk to life, but he took this one step further with captivating real-time graphics during his Mary Burnell lecture “From mere survival to thriving. Progress in paediatric anaesthesia from 1842 to 2042."
Here he gives you his top tips on delivering a great presentation.
Duration: 6 mins 20 secs.
Read more in the 2022 winter edition of the ANZCA Bulletin.
Gilbert Brown Prize Session chair, Associate Professor Matt Doane, FANZCA (NSW) speaks with Dr Andrew Wilson, FANZCA (NZ) about this year’s awards; diversity in our research community; and the 2023 edition of 'Australasian Anaesthesia', also known as the Blue Book; Matt’s first as editor.
Duration: 6 mins.
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Diana Hicks outlines 10 principles to guide research evaluation.
Duration: 4 mins, 30 secs.
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