Finding, Reusing, and Citing Data in Harvard Dataverse
Finding data to reuse for your own research is often challenging because it can be widely distributed across a large number of different repositories and websites, it may not be […]
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Drop-in Data Services Help with Data Valentines
Got Valentine's Day plans? Stop by the Countway Library Information Desk to learn about data services and get help with any data management questions from Julie Goldman, Countway Research Data Services Librarian.
Fluorescence Microscopy & Optical Resolution
This workshop covers essential concepts in fluorescence microscopy, including: the fluorescence microscope light path filters and wavelength selection light sources for fluorescence optical resolution objective lenses sample prep tips
Intro to MATLAB
TMEC 328Matlab has become the “language of science” in the past few decades. It is simple to use, yet powerful enough to be productive on large computing infrastructures. If you need: […]
Protecting Your Research: Practices for Sharing with Confidence
Publishing your data can increase the visibility and impact of your research. There are many considerations and options for ensuring your work (intellectual property) is protected. In this session, we […]
HBC Current Topics in Bioinformatics: Intermediate Shell
Many tools for the analysis of big data require knowledge of the command line, and this workshop will build on the basic skills taught in the Introduction to Shell workshop to […]
Practical Considerations for Managing Sensitive Data
Data sharing is becoming an increasingly prevalent and expected part of the research process. Researchers may be hesitant to share datasets about human subjects, and rightfully so. While some data […]
Introduction to single-cell RNA-seq Data Analysis
Course requirements: Mandatory attendance for all three classes 3-5 hours of reading and exercises from selected lessons before each workshop session Active participation during discussion sessions
Digital Imaging
This workshop focuses on a critical part of every microscope: the detector. Understanding the detector is crucial to understanding microscopy data, especially if you are making measurements on that data. We will cover theoretical principles behind digital images and the devices we use to generate them, including: how digital cameras detect and measure light the differences […]
Intro to MATLAB
TMEC 328Matlab has become the “language of science” in the past few decades. It is simple to use, yet powerful enough to be productive on large computing infrastructures. If you need: 1) Fast prototyping of research ideas; or 2) avoid spending too much time in coding instead of doing real science by taking advantage of Matlab’s […]
Workflows with Posit Connect
Posit Connect (formerly RStudio Connect) will be presenting an overview of workflows with R, R Markdown, Flexdashboard, and Shiny. This short course will provide an introduction to flexible and powerful tools for statistical analysis, reproducible research and interactive visualizations. This session will provide an overview of how to build R Markdown and Shiny applications and […]