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How do you organize your data?
Take a mental note. What’s your internal filing system? When it comes to data organization, consider how your brain works. Do you recall based on a timeline (e.g. in 2022, I was working on ___ research)? Maybe you categorize by institution or project? Or do you prefer to file memories, work, to-do’s by topic? Understanding…
Cite data, give credit where it’s due
Citing data not only provides proper attribution and credit, it also demonstrates the impact of your work and establishes research data as an important contribution to the scholarly record. Proper citation of data sources has both immediate and long-term benefits to users and producers of data, including: increased transparency and reproducibility makes it easier to…
Ada Lovelace Day: Women in the Sciences Wikipedia Edit-a-thon
October 8, Mann Library CALS Zone In honor of Ada Lovelace Day, an international celebration of the contributions of self-identifying women in STEM, Mann Library is hosting a Wikipedia edit-a-thon, which will honor and highlight under-recognized women in science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM), and related fields. You can pitch in for just half an hour…