Would you like to know whether the library can give you access to an article or book you found through Google Scholar? Here is how to set up your account to display the contents of our catalogue in your search results.
Continue reading “Get library results through Google Scholar”Author: Guillaume Pasquier
Digital librarian at IHEID. I am in charge of research data, social media, e-books... and board games.
Expand your Horizons with the Courier Service
The swisscovery catalogue lets you find the resources available physically and digitally in the Library, but did you know it also allows you to quickly order books from academic libraries all over Switzerland?
Continue reading “Expand your Horizons with the Courier Service”Finding your course readings
Welcome, new students! As a new academic year is starting, you might be wondering where to find the readings for your courses. Here are a few starting tips on finding documents in the Library and online.
Continue reading “Finding your course readings”Planning for research data management
Funding institutions such as the SNSF require researchers to fill a data management plan with their application. What is a data management plan (DMP), and how should you answer its questions? Find out here or during our live session on September 22.
[Podcast] The Geneva Challenge 2021: Challenges of Crisis Management
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This episode of the Geneva Challenge Podcast answers questions from the participants related to the upcoming submission of their proposals, and explores the theme and the vision of the context more elaborately.
This episode is hosted by the Project Coordinator of the contest, Mukta, where she provides answers to different questions. Which one is on your mind?
(2:38) Question 1: If one of the team members wants to quit and we want to replace them with another member, is it possible? If yes, what’s the procedure?
(5:15) Question 2: How can we get connected with the community? Is there a way to get to know other participants?
(6:36) Question 3: What are the next steps of the Challenge, from where we are today?
(8:52) Question 4: What is the evaluation process? On what basis will the submissions be evaluated?
(11:30) Question 5: What are some key pointers teams should keep in mind while working on their proposals?
Please find the rules and regulations of the contest here: https://www.graduateinstitute.ch/sites/internet/files/2020-12/Rules%26Regulations_2021_0.pdf
Please take a look at the project proposals from previous years here: https://www.graduateinstitute.ch/geneva-challenge/last-editions
For any additional question, write to us at geneva.challenge@graduateinstitute.ch 📩
Happy listening!
Music: Scott Holmes Music, Inspiring Corporate (CC BY-NC 4.0)
