Publishing guidelines

The Training Centre has an obligation to report on all presentations (events, seminars, showcases, conferences, including to partner audiences or at your university if the audience includes other students or the public) and published material (journal papers, abstracts, blog posts, news articles, opinion pieces). 

For PhD students/postdocs, all presentations and published material must be approved by their supervisors, including those at partner organisations, before being submitted. Allow 30 days for approval. Approval from supervisors and partner advisors is essential – do not publish / present without it! Send your slides, abstract, paper, or other material to your supervisors and partner advisors and request feedback and approval by email. Email approval is sufficient for us (just save it as a PDF), or you can download and send them this form: https://anu.au1.qualtrics.com/WRQualtricsControlPanel_rel/File.php?F=F_byptcpLJAZxmmZE  

For researchers in our universities and partner organisations, please follow your normal protocols and ensure co-authors and contributors from other organisations can review and approve the publications.

How to notify the Training Centre

It’s essential to notify the Training Centre of publications, submission of abstracts, and upcoming presentations. Submit this form to notify the Training Centre: https://anu.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9zdLXtvcpWwNGia  or use the button below.

Guidelines for presentations and publications: 

  • Acknowledge the Training Centre. Preferred acknowledgment is: This project was supported by the Australian Government through the Australian Research Council Training Centre in Plant Biosecurity (IC230100027). 
  • If your project/outcome has had significant input from a Partner Organisation, or other organisation, additional acknowledgements may be required. Ask your supervisor for advice. 
  • For papers and conference abstracts, include this attribution in addition to your university/institution: Australian Research Council Training Centre in Plant Biosecurity, Canberra, Australia.  
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