UTS Research Café

UTS Research Café is an open invitation fortnightly event held at RES Hub.  Hosted by PVC (Research) Prof Chris Turney, it is an opportunity to begin conversations - whether it be exchanging ideas, discussing potential research collaborations, finding out about the range of current and future research initiative, getting updates from colleagues on new ways of working or celebrating hard fought achievements.

Who should attend?

UTS Research Café is for all UTS staff, academics, researchers and HDR students who are passionate about, engage in, coordinate, manage, support and/or conduct research. To be added to the reoccurring Outlook Calendar invite for 2024, let us know.  

Event Details  

  • When - Held every Wednesday fortnight, beginning 13 March 2024.
  • Time - 12pm - 1pm.
  • Location -  RES Hub Events Space. Access via RES Hubs' main entrance, CB02.05.250 (Building 2, Level 5, Room 250), adjacent to the UTS Reading Room.
  • Notes - Coffee and Tea provided.

Presenting at UTS Research Cafe

Whist being a chance to connect to researchers and professionals alike, UTS Research Cafe also offers the opportunity for UTS Faculties/Units/Teams to share related developments across research opportunities, practice, projects, support, and management.

These presentations have included topics across research project showcases, research systems and technology updates, university wide research events, launches of new research funding schemes and raising awareness around new and existing aspects of the UTS research infrastructure. Keep in mind these presentations are casual, less than 5 minutes and are usually accompanied by a single slide.

To express your interest, use this quick form.  

Previous Slides 

Here you will find previous slides from past UTS Research Cafe's.

Acknowledgement of Country

RES Hub acknowledges and pays respect to the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands where UTS now stands.

We pay respect to their Elders; past, present, emerging and future as the traditional custodians of Country and knowledge for this land. We recognise their continued connection to the land and waters and the continuation of their cultural, spiritual, and educational practices. We extend this respect to all Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples who visit RES Hub.

As a place for the UTS community to connect and collaborate, RES Hub acknowledges the long-standing traditional practices of these communities in gathering to share experience, knowledge, and history. RES Hub acknowledges that sovereignty was never ceded. This is and always will be Aboriginal Land.