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Physiology: Home

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This guide brings together important research resources for Physiology. These include article databases & journals, major reference works, and other key sources. You can navigate using the tabs across the top.

The majority of the print Physiology resources can be found in the Health Sciences Library located opposite Dunedin Hospital in the Sayers Building.

You can make an appointment to see your Subject Librarian if you'd like some support with your research. This guide is always a work in progress, so we welcome feedback and suggestions for additional content. 

New Otago publications (OUR Archive) - Physiology

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9 April 10:30 - 11:30 Thesis Information For new thesis students:
covers preparation, copyright
compliance, submitting,
and depositing.
16 April 10:30 - 11:30 Introduction to Effective 
Search Strategies
Learn how to search recommended
databases for relevant
literature, and manage
your results.
23 April 10:30 - 12 Introduction to Research
Data Management
Make sense of the complexity
around data storage, description,
re-use and archiving. 
7 May 10:30 - 12 Introduction to Getting
Published
Practical tips for postgraduates.
Learn how to develop a publishing
strategy and identify the right journals
for submission. 
21 May 10:30 - 11:30 Introduction to Researcher
Profiles
Building online profiles to promote
your research, and yourself.
 
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Impact & Metrics
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impact factors and ranking for
what to read, and where to publish. 

Liaison Librarian | Kaitiaki Pukapuka

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Gina Rocco
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Contact:
Health Sciences Library
Te Whare Pukapuka Whaiora, 290 Great King St, Dunedin | Ōtepoti
gina.rocco@otago.ac.nz