UML's fourth annual Preservation Week starts April 25
Featuring a behind-the-scenes tour and a special preservation webinar.
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On view: HOSTILE TERRAIN 94
A participatory art exhibit intended to raise awareness about the realities of the U.S. and Mexico border.
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Take your research to the next level
Register now to improve how you look at and use your data. All skill levels welcome.
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On view: SEPARATED
A collaborative tribute to the undocumented migrant children who still need to be re-connected with their families.
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Working with Data?
Meet your Data Services Librarian: Cameron Riopelle
Learn how to:
- Find, collect, and store data
- Use research software such as Atlas.ti, NVivo, R, SAS, SPSS
- Analyze data through qualitative and quantitative methods
"Whether you are working on a paper, project, publication, or grant application, I am here to help."
Performing spatial analysis?
Meet your GIS Services Librarian: Abraham Parrish
Learn how to:
- Capture, store, manipulate, analyze, manage, and present geospatial data.
- Use the ESRI suite of GIS software such as ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS for Desktop, ArcGIS Online, and Collector for ArcGIS.
"With over 24 years of GIS experience and current knowledge of cutting edge GIS skills and data sources, I am prepared to provide very basic to in-depth GIS consultations to all levels of users."
Need help with Research Data Management?
Meet Library Research Data Scientist: Timothy Norris
Need help with:
- a DOI for your data?
- a data management plan?
- sharing, publication or preservation of data?
"From lone researcher to interdisciplinary big science, I can help with research data wrangling, visualization, publication, and preservation."
Data Services for the Medical Campus Community
Meet Biomedical Data Librarian: Thilani Samarakoon
Learn how to:
- Find, collect, and manage biomedical data
- Conduct biomedical research
- Analyze biomedical data
"I provide data services to the faculty, researchers, and students at the University of Miami medical campus community."