Research news magazine

Australia's only specialist magazine for the research industry

Research News is the publication of The Research Society. Research News is printed and distributed to over 2000 members of The Research Society and other subscribers, including research company proprietors, research consultants, client-side research managers, marketing executives, academics and students.

Research News publishes topical, newsworthy items about research in Australia and the Asia Pacific, with a deliberate focus on the work of its members including feature articles, opinion pieces and letters to the editor, along with a number of regular columns.

Research News Archive

Click here to view the indexed archive of Research News. This archive currently comprises issues and articles from 2014 onwards.

2021 Topics

• April-June 2021 – Human Insights

2020 Topics

• Feb-April 2020 – CX and Research Design
• June-Aug 2020 – Data Analytics & Data Science
• Sept-Nov 2020 – Conference Edition

Ways to contribute

• Act as a guest editor
• Participate in the Invited Commentary section
• Write by-lined feature or opinion articles
• Contribute to or sponsor regular columns
• Share your company news or career moves
• Advertise your business
• Sponsor an edition

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Contact

Editorial & Advertising Enquiries

Phone: 02 9566 3100

Email: editor@researchsociety.com.au

Disclaimer: The information contained in Research News articles has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but The Research Society is in no way responsible for factual errors. The inclusion of product reviews or coverage of any person or company in no way implies any form of endorsement by The Research Society. The views expressed are not necessarily the views of The Research Society nor its members.