Previous Events
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Pivot is a grant-finding database supported by UGA Libraries and the Office of Research
Supercharge your Search
Learn search strategies and use powerful database features to quickly find relevant information and take your research to the next level. Learn about setting up alerts, set searching, and syntax, including wildcards, proximity operators and truncation. This online workshop incorporates hands-on practice to help you make the most out of your time
R for Data Science
RCDM is partnering with R-Ladies Athens to offer discussions and techniques on R for Data Science in the Data Studio @ Main on the 17th of each month from February through April.
Puppy Love Party
Spread some love and join us on Valentine's Day to make buttons, bracelets, and cards!
Predatory Journals: (Where) To Publish or Not to Publish
Want to publish an article and not sure where to start? Join UGA librarians to help determine top journals in your field using metrics, understand the publishing and peer review process, and avoid predatory publishers.
Ethical use of Library Collections as Data
In celebration of International Love Data Week, Research and Computational Data Management (RCDM) in the UGA Libraries, the University of Liverpool Libraries, and Ludwig Maximillian University Libraries and ITG (Munich, Germany) are hosting a special zoom event on the ethical considerations related to the use of (Library) collections as data.
Data Visualization Roundtable Discussion
Join several graduate students and Ph.D. candidates from different disciplines at UGA to hear about how they use data visualization techniques and tools across diverse applications and goals! This roundtable will also allow participants the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about resources through RCDM and the UGA Libraries for data visualization and more.
How to Make Data FAIR
In celebration of International Love Data Week, Research and Computational Data Management (RCDM) in the UGA Libraries, the University of Liverpool Libraries, and Ludwig Maximillian University Libraries and ITG (Munich, Germany) are hosting a special zoom event on FAIR principles applied to research data (findable, accessible, interoperable, and reproducible). This event will explain how researchers can incorporate these principles with research data management, to ensure long-term benefits to their work and their communities.