The UC San Diego Library recently acquired some new, multivolume reference works. These are review articles written by experts in their field, with bibliographies of articles and books for more …
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 …
