Dr. Nita Mennega, from the Department of Informatics, presented a session on desktop research for the community. During the session, she highlighted the importance of utilising readily available online resources to gather data and insights effectively. Dr. Mennega engaged the audience by showcasing various tools and techniques that can enhance research quality and efficiency. She provided practical examples of desktop research applications in different fields, emphasising how community members could leverage these strategies in their own projects. Participants had the opportunity to ask questions and share their experiences, fostering a collaborative atmosphere. By the end of the session, attendees left with a deeper understanding of desktop research methodologies and their relevance in today’s information-driven landscape.