How can we find and synthesize all of the existing research on a topic when there is so much information out there? Scoping reviews are a popular research synthesis method for systematically...

Are you working on a research project that involves data? Do you want to be up-to date with the new policies that federal funding (NIH, NSF, etc...) requires on Data Management Plans and Data...

Are you currently involved in work that could be augmented by visualizing your data for analysis or to communicate your findings to the public? Would you like to further your skills or learn new...

How is data? is the part 2 of our data series workshop (it’s okay if you missed the first part). After understanding who is data, we can now explore how data is processed and used to tell...

On Thursdays, between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., the University Archives (room 215 in Hunt Library) is open to researchers. Drop in and explore our collections or learn how to navigate our discovery...

Are you looking to enhance your coding skills? Do you want to understand the syntax of code to better analyze data, create powerful visualizations, or implement statistical methods? In this...

Find yourself in a scholarly niche that remains underrepresented in publications? Hoping to further democratize scholarly research in your field? Already managing the sharing of media that feels...

Tired of spending hours and hours cleaning messy data in Excel spreadsheets? Come learn OpenRefine, an easy-to-use, open source tool for data cleaning. OpenRefine (formerly Google Refine) helps you...

Are you tired of hearing your colleagues or classmates talk about cloning, merging, pulling, pushing, committing, and you’re unsure if they’re discussing a sport, a video game or a Ponzi...

Are you currently involved in work that could (or should) be communicated to the public via online platforms? Would you like to further your skills or learn new ways to make charts, graphs, maps...