Sustainable food systems
Biodiversity and resilient ecosystems
Health for all life
Climate-proof futures
Biobased and circular society
Sustainable water and land use
The Research Data Management (RDM) course covers various aspects of managing research data.
This webinar will provide you with tools on how to use AI in literature reviews in a responsible way.
Library workshop on finding literature for your thesis, assignments or reports.
In this webinar, we'll discuss the basic rules for using copyrighted materials in Brightspace and what copyright aspects and licenses apply when sharing your teaching materials
In this 45 minutes demonstration session, you'll learn how to work collaboratively with EndNote.
To avoid plagiarism, you need to cite and reference the sources you use in your writing. During this workshop, we’ll discuss how to cite and reference properly, and give you tips on how to do it effectively.
This webinar provides a comprehensive overview of Open Access (OA) publishing at WUR.
Library introduction for new PhD candidates of Wageningen University and Research. In 30 minutes, you will be introduced to the tools and services of the Library relevant to the first steps of your research.
This course equips you with the skills to find literature for your PhD thesis and future research projects throughout your academic career.
In this webinar, you'll be introduced to the concepts, best practices, and tools related to Research Data Management (RDM).
In this webinar, you’ll discover the wide range of services our library provides to support your research and get to know our core collections.
2-day workshop organised in collaboration with 4TUResearchdata, WUR Library, and WDCC on Unix shell and version control with Git.
In this 45-minute online session, new colleagues at WUR are introduced to the key tools and services of WUR Library that support their research or work.
In this 45-minute demonstration session, you'll learn how to work with EndNote.
This seminar shows how to write and manage code by following the FAIR principles: making your software Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable.
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