Today is the final day of Love Data Week and a good time to talk about resources that are available to help support the “middle” of the research life cycle. …
While most people think of “data” as a numeric value, data can be pretty much anything. In the last decade, there’s been an uptick of exciting computational approaches to humanities …
Have you looked at your data from a geographic perspective? Geospatial technologies enable us to acquire earth-referenced data and use it for analysis, modeling, simulations and visualization. Geospatial technologies allow …
Did you know that the UC San Diego Library has an online collection of research data from researchers right here on campus? It’s true, and our librarians have pulled together …
Love Data Week 2020 is officially underway. Each day this week, we’ll be highlighting a different data-related resource available to the UC San Diego community. Whether you’re in the social …
The 2020 version of the Cambridge Structural Data System (CSDS) is available for downloading. You can download it from the the UC CSDS distribution site at UCLA or directly from …
Next week is Love Data Week, an international event meant to celebrate and educate about data. Each day next week, look for a new blog post highlighting a data-related resource …
With winter quarter underway, we’d like to share the status of the University of California’s (UC) negotiations with Elsevier, which stalled in February 2019, and inform you of the progress …
Interested in learning more about presidential impeachment? Impeachment: A Handbook by Charles L. Black, Jr. with new materials by Philip Bobbitt is now available on JSTOR. Lawfare’s blog has a free …
Here are the first additions to the popular science collection for 2020, including Why Trust Science? from Naomi Oreskes, formerly Professor of History and Science Studies at UC San Diego. You …
