Below is a listing of all workshops sponsored by UAB Libraries. UAB Libraries works Center for Teaching and Learning as a Points Partner to deliver workshops to faculty, while some workshops are hosted by the Libraries for students, faculty and staff.
Any workshop can be presented to a class or taught as a one-on-one consultation.
For more information about our workshops, contact Delores Carlito, Head of the Mervyn H. Sterne Library Department of Research and Learning.
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Date: Wednesday, May 11 Time: 11 AM – 12 PM Data Management 101 for Postdocs and Research Scientists Sound data management practices can ensure long-term usability of your data, increase your productivity, and promote collaboration. This interactive workshop will teach you how to think about your data so that you can manage it more easily throughout your research process. We will cover best practices for workflows, file management, documentation, storage, and preservation. This workshop is helpful for researchers in any discipline and stage in their career. Attendees currently planning or conducting research will benefit most from this workshop. Presenters: TBA Audience: UAB Students, Faculty, and Staff Registration: https://libcal.library.uab.edu/calendar/OSC/RDM |
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Scholarly Communication |
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Date: Wednesday, May 11 Time: 11 AM – 12 PM Data Management 101 for Postdocs and Research Scientists Sound data management practices can ensure long-term usability of your data, increase your productivity, and promote collaboration. This interactive workshop will teach you how to think about your data so that you can manage it more easily throughout your research process. We will cover best practices for workflows, file management, documentation, storage, and preservation. This workshop is helpful for researchers in any discipline and stage in their career. Attendees currently planning or conducting research will benefit most from this workshop. Presenters: TBA Audience: UAB Students, Faculty, and Staff Registration: https://libcal.library.uab.edu/calendar/OSC/RDM
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