These are the Coffee Lectures in November
This November is going to be interesting. In the new Coffee Lectures, we will teach you new tools and relevant topics for your academic work in a quarter of an hour.
Experience a plagiarism detection software in practice, learn how to proceed when it comes to funding publication fees for SNF projects, and use the crowd in georeferencing historical maps. The new events programme for the Coffee Lectures is now online.
The events programme for November 2023
- Research data management strategy – a vital pillar for your research group – 01 November 2023
- How plagiarism detection software works – 08 November 2023
- How to proceed for funding of publication fees with SNSF grants – 15 November 2023
- Free of charge and without embargo: How to meet the SNSF's new open access requirements using the Rights Retention Strategy – 22 November 2023
- "Use the crowd" – Why georeferencing of historical maps is valuable for science – 29 November 2023
How it works
Each session lasts 15 minutes. You will receive concise, condensed information on a particular topic and have time to ask questions at the end. Just the right length of time to enjoy a coffee while you listen and get to know the people behind the ETH Library.
The online events are held via external pageZoom at 3.15 p.m. on Wednesday afternoons from 01 November to 29 November 2023. We host the events in English.
You can take part without registering. For browser-based Zoom sessions, we recommend using Chrome.
We welcome suggestions for new topics!
Are you interested in a particular topic? Then we look forward to receiving your suggestion. Whether you have questions regarding a certain tool or want information on a topic relating to information searches, academic writing or publishing – send us your suggested topic at and we will see whether it is suitable for this event series.