CRDDS June Newsletter
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all at CU.
CRDDS scales back our offerings quite a bit during the summer months, but we’re still here if you need us! Don’t hesitate to send us an email at cr...@colorado.edu if you have a question.
June 8th Community Event- Take a Tour of Alpine!
Join CU Boulder Research Computing and numerous leaders from on- and off-campus on June 8th to celebrate the collaboration with the University of Colorado Boulder to support multidisciplinary discoveries and the university community to help advance research productivity and conduct world-renowned research. Alpine provides cutting-edge hardware that enhances traditional High Performance Computing workloads, enables Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning workloads, and provides user-friendly access through tools such as Open OnDemand.
Register today to join us for the event on June 8th. We will celebrate the partnership between CU Boulder and CU Anschutz and allow the community to enjoy a 20-minute tour, including snacks, an introduction to Research Computing, and a tour of the supercomputer container. The opportunity is open to the public and free of charge, and CU Boulder Research Computing staff will be on-site to answer questions. Chancellor Phil DiStefano, Chancellor Don Elliman and others will offer remarks at 11:30 am, followed by timed tours of the supercomputer container.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultation hours are available on a limited basis during the summer months on Tuesdays, 12:00-1:00 pm via Zoom only. Please note that we do not offer statistical support.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link for online consultations on Tuesdays. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
Our newsletter is THE place to find the latest information on our programs. If you know of anyone who would benefit from the services that CRDDS offers, please feel free to share this email with them.
Best wishes,
Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship
Kim Popetz (she/her)
Event & Outreach Coordinator
Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship
University Libraries
University of Colorado-Boulder
https://www.colorado.edu/crdds
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all at CU.
- Consultation hours are available on a limited basis during the summer months on Tuesdays, 12:00-1:00 pm via Zoom only. Please note that we do not offer statistical support.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
CRDDS scales back our offerings quite a bit during the summer months, but we’re still here if you need us! Don’t hesitate to send us an email at cr...@colorado.edu if you have a question.
Our newsletter is THE place to find the latest information on our programs. If you know of anyone who would benefit from the services that CRDDS offers, please feel free to share this email with them.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all at CU.
With that in mind, we would love to get your feedback as a regular subscriber to this newsletter. We want to know what topics you would like to see covered in future events. Always looking for more insight to Python? Want more help with geospatial projects? This is your chance to let us know. It will only take a moment—our survey asks three questions. You can find it here: https://forms.office.com/r/KWVx5wh8s8 Thank you!
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all at CU.
With that in mind, we would love to get your feedback as a regular subscriber to this newsletter. We want to know what topics you would like to see covered in future events. Always looking for more insight to Python? Want more help with geospatial projects? This is your chance to let us know! It will only take a moment—our survey asks three questions. Thank you! You can find it here: https://forms.office.com/r/KWVx5wh8s8
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all at CU.
We’re gearing up for the fall semester! Keep an eye on this space for new offerings in Python, GIS, Zotero, Git, and much, much more.
ACCESS
We’re excited to announce that we’ll be one of the satellite locations for the ACCESS HPC Monthly Workshop: Machine Learning and BIG DATA.
This is a two-day event, July 31-August 1, 9am-3pm MT each day. The event will be in-person, hosted by various satellite sites. There will not be a direct to desktop option for this event. We’ll focus on topics including big data analytics and machine learning with Spark, and deep learning using Tensorflow.
For details and registration information check out the CRDDS Events page.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultation hours are available on a limited basis during the summer months on Tuesdays, 12:00-1:00 pm via Zoom only. Please note that we do not offer statistical support.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
Our newsletter is THE place to find the latest information on our programs. If you know of anyone who would benefit from the services that CRDDS offers, please feel free to share this email with them.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all at CU.
We’re gearing up for the fall semester! Keep an eye on this space for new offerings in Python, GIS, Zotero, Git, and much, much more.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all at CU.
- Consultation hours are available on a limited basis during the summer months on Tuesdays, 12:00-1:00 pm via Zoom only. Please note that we do not offer statistical support.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From our Friends
NCAR-CISL: On August 9, the new Derecho supercomputer officially opened to NCAR’s broader HPC user community. While Cheyenne will remain in service through December 31, all current NCAR HPC users are encouraged to migrate their workflows from Cheyenne to Derecho now rather than later. (Note that Casper users will not be impacted by this transition).
For more information and to sign up visit the NCAR-CISL Advanced Research Computing page.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all at CU. Welcome back to campus!
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultation hours are available on a limited basis during the summer months on Tuesdays, 12:00-1:00 pm via Zoom only. Please note that we do not offer statistical support.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
On September 5th Consultation Hours will revert to twice a week—Tuesday & Thursday.
CRDDS Fall Open House
We’d love to see you to answer your questions about CRDDS, the services we offer, and the different types of support we can provide. While we’d appreciate your registration so that we know you’re coming, feel free to drop in without one. We hope to see you there!
Tuesday, September 5 from 10-11 am
At Norlin Library, Room E206
Light refreshments will be served
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all at CU. Welcome back to campus! We have a great line up of free workshops in September to help you manage your data. Hopefully, you’ll find something worthwhile in the events list below.
CRDDS Fall Open House
We’d love to see you to answer your questions about CRDDS, the services we offer, and the different types of support we can provide. While we’d appreciate your registration so that we know you’re coming, feel free to drop in without one. We hope to see you there!
Tuesday, September 5 from 10-11 am
Norlin Library, Room E206
Light refreshments will be served.
Do You Need Python in Your Life?
Sign up for our six-part series! It includes an overview of the Python programming language as needed for data science using variables, data structures, loops, conditional statements (old and new), and object-oriented methods (functions and classes). With this foundation we will explore open data, how to obtain it, how to explore, change, manipulate and visual it. This series is for people new to Python as well as seasoned veterans looking for the newer/better methods of using Python for data science. Sign up for each session in the series individually on our events page.
September Events
· 9/05 – CRDDS Fall Open House
· 9/06 – Publish, not Perish: Demystifying the Submission and Review Process
· 9/06 – Alpine New User Seminar
· 9/07 – Alpine in Your Browser! The Open OnDemand Gateway
· 9/12 – Supercomputing Spin-up, Part 1: Working with Linux
· 9/13 – Supercomputing Spin-up, Part 2: Job Scheduling
· 9/19 – Introduction to Data Transfer on CU Research Computing Resources
· 9/19 – Historical Database Construction with Dr. Anne Ruderman, London School of Economics
· 9/19 – Fundamentals of Python for Data Science: Week 1
· 9/20 – Publish, not Perish: Knowing Your Rights as an Academic Author
· 9/20 – Introduction to Git & GitHub
· 9/26 – Accessing and Installing Research Applications on CURC Systems
· 9/26 – Fundamentals of Python for Data Science: Week 2
· 9/28 – Zotero for Research Management
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultation hours are available on a limited basis during the summer months on Tuesdays, 12:00-1:00 pm via Zoom only. Please note that we do not offer statistical support.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- On September 5th Consultation Hours will revert to twice a week—Tuesday & Thursday.
Our newsletter is THE place to find the latest information on our programs. If you know of anyone who would benefit from the services that CRDDS offers, please feel free to share this email with them.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all at CU. We hope that you’ve settled into the new semester. How can we help?
Do You Need Python in Your Life?
Sign up for our six-part series! It includes an overview of the Python programming language as needed for data science using variables, data structures, loops, conditional statements (old and new), and object-oriented methods (functions and classes). With this foundation we will explore open data, how to obtain it, how to explore, change, manipulate and visual it. This series is for people new to Python as well as seasoned veterans looking for the newer/better methods of using Python for data science. Sign up for each session in the series individually on our events page.
September Events
· 9/06 – Alpine New User Seminar
· 9/07 – Alpine in Your Browser! The Open OnDemand Gateway
· 9/12 – Supercomputing Spin-up, Part 1: Working with Linux
· 9/13 – Supercomputing Spin-up, Part 2: Job Scheduling
· 9/19 – Introduction to Data Transfer on CU Research Computing Resources
· 9/19 – Historical Database Construction with Dr. Anne Ruderman, London School of Economics
· 9/19 – Fundamentals of Python for Data Science: Week 1
· 9/20 – Publish, not Perish: Knowing Your Rights as an Academic Author
· 9/20 – Introduction to Git & GitHub
· 9/26 – Accessing and Installing Research Applications on CURC Systems
· 9/26 – Fundamentals of Python for Data Science: Week 2
· 9/28 – Zotero for Research Management
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultation hours are available Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin E206 or via Zoom, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. via Zoom only.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- Statistical support is back for the 2023/24 academic year!
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all at CU.
A Talk with Dr. Anne Ruderman
Looking ahead to next week, please join Dr. Ruderman on September 19 as she shares two databases that she constructed based on archival material related to the Atlantic slave trade. She’ll walk you through the principles of database construction and discuss the challenges of working with data that doesn’t look like traditional data. More information on her workshop, “Workshop: Historical Database Construction” can be found here.
Data Advocacy for All Speaking Series
As a cross-campus partnership, we’re pleased to be a part of this series. The first talk is titled, “Teaching Cultural Analysis of Datasets” with Lindsay Poirier. An assistant professor of statistical and data sciences at Smith College and a cultural anthropologist of data advocacy, governance, and infrastructure, Poirier interlaces methods in cultural analysis and exploratory data analysis to critically examine how meaning gets made from data—by whom, for whom, under what conditions and toward what ends. Join us on September 21 at 12:30 pm. For more information and to receive the zoom link, visit the events page.
Do You Need Python in Your Life?
Sign up for our six-part series! It includes an overview of the Python programming language as needed for data science using variables, data structures, loops, conditional statements (old and new), and object-oriented methods (functions and classes). With this foundation we will explore open data, how to obtain it, how to explore, change, manipulate and visual it. This series is for people new to Python as well as seasoned veterans looking for the newer/better methods of using Python for data science. Sign up for each session in the series individually on our events page.
September Events
· 9/13 – Supercomputing Spin-up, Part 2: Job Scheduling
· 9/19 – Introduction to Data Transfer on CU Research Computing Resources
· 9/19 – Historical Database Construction with Dr. Anne Ruderman, London School of Economics
· 9/19 – Fundamentals of Python for Data Science: Week 1
· 9/20 – Publish, not Perish: Knowing Your Rights as an Academic Author
· 9/20 – Introduction to Git & GitHub
· 9/26 – Accessing and Installing Research Applications on CURC Systems
· 9/26 – Fundamentals of Python for Data Science: Week 2
· 9/28 – Zotero for Research Management
- CRDDS is once again providing support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA). You can also receive statistical support directly from LISA via their online collaboration form.
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
Our newsletter is THE place to find the latest information on our programs. If you know of anyone who would benefit from the services that CRDDS offers, please feel free to share this email with them.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all.
A Talk with Dr. Anne Ruderman on Tuesday, Sept. 19
Please join Dr. Ruderman as she shares two databases that she constructed based on archival material related to the Atlantic slave trade. She’ll walk you through the principles of database construction and discuss the challenges of working with data that doesn’t look like traditional data. More information on her workshop, “Workshop: Historical Database Construction” can be found here.
Data Advocacy for All Speaking Series
As a cross-campus partnership, we’re pleased to be a part of this series. The first talk is titled, “Teaching Cultural Analysis of Datasets” with Lindsay Poirier. An assistant professor of statistical and data sciences at Smith College and a cultural anthropologist of data advocacy, governance, and infrastructure, Poirier interlaces methods in cultural analysis and exploratory data analysis to critically examine how meaning gets made from data—by whom, for whom, under what conditions and toward what ends. Join us on Thursday, September 21 at 12:30 pm. For more information and to receive the zoom link, visit the events page.
September Events
· 9/19 – Introduction to Data Transfer on CU Research Computing Resources
· 9/19 – Historical Database Construction with Dr. Anne Ruderman, London School of Economics
· 9/19 – Fundamentals of Python for Data Science: Week 1
· 9/20 – Publish, not Perish: Knowing Your Rights as an Academic Author
· 9/20 – Introduction to Git & GitHub
· 9/26 – Accessing and Installing Research Applications on CURC Systems
· 9/26 – Fundamentals of Python for Data Science: Week 2
· 9/28 – Zotero for Research Management
- CRDDS is once again providing support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA). You can also receive statistical support directly from LISA via their online collaboration form.
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
Our newsletter is THE place to find the latest information on our programs. If you know of anyone who would benefit from the services that CRDDS offers, please feel free to share this email with them.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all at CU.
Legal Issues in Computational Research Using Text and Data Mining on Thursday, October 12
Join Rachel Brooke, Senior Staff Attorney for the Authors Alliance for a workshop exploring the computational research techniques Computational research techniques such as text and data mining (TDM). These hold tremendous opportunities for researchers across the disciplines, ranging from mining scientific articles to creating better systematic reviews to building a corpus of films to understand how concepts of gender, race, and identity are shared over time. Unfortunately, legal uncertainty associated with text and data mining can stifle this research. Recent copyright lawsuits, such as the high-profile cases brought against Microsoft, Github, and StabiltyAI underscore the legal complications.
This interactive, in-person workshop will take place from 1pm-2pm, followed by a Q&A session from 2pm-2:30pm. A choice of boxed lunch will be served to participants. Register today!
Open Access Week!
Advancing Community Over Commercialization in Research & Scholarship
Tuesday October 24, 2023 2-3:30pm MST
A panel of scholars representing both local and global perspectives will engage in a lively conversation about the importance of community control of knowledge sharing systems, and the costs of entrenching publicly funded research activities in profit-seeking business models.
The panel consists of:
- Dr. Janneke Adema, associate professor, Research Centre in Postdigital Cultures at Coventry University
- Dr. Élika Ortega, assistant professor, Department of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of Colorado Boulder.
- Dr. Danny Kingsley, visiting fellow, Australian National University
- Dr. Ayesha Khan, clinical microbiology fellow, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Open Access Week 2023 is an opportunity to join together, take action, and raise awareness around community-led infrastructure and publishing. This year’s theme, Community Over Commercialization, encourages a candid conversation about which approaches to open scholarship prioritize the best interests of the public and the academic community—and which do not.
Save the Date-
Research Computing and CRDDS Year 2 Review--An Event for the Ages
Join us on Thursday October 26th at 11 am in Norlin E206 or on Zoom. We will present a review of Year 2 of the RC 2.0 plan, which will include
updates on activities in both Research Computing and CRDDS. Register
today to save your spot!
Remaining September Events
October Events
· 10/3 – Fundamentals of Python for Data Science: Week 3
· 10/10 – Fundamentals of Python for Data Science: Week 4
· 10/12 – Legal Issues in Computational Research Using Text and Data Mining
· 10/17 – Fundamentals of Python for Data Science: Week 5
· 10/24 – Fundamentals of Python for Data Science: Week 6
· 10/24 – Advancing Community-Led Open Infrastructure: Open Access Week Panel Discussion
· 10/26 – Research Computing and CRDDS Year 2 Review—An Event for the Ages
· 10/31 – Exorcising Your Haunted Data with Python
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- CRDDS is once again providing support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA). You can also receive statistical support directly from LISA via their online collaboration form.
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
Our newsletter is THE place to find the latest information on our programs. If you know of anyone who would benefit from the services that CRDDS offers, please feel free to share this email with them.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all at CU. We hope that you’ve settled in and are enjoying this prolonged summer. That said, it is the season of all things pumpkin spice and Halloween is just around the corner, so you might consider joining us to Exorcise Your Haunted Data with Python on the spookiest day of the year.
Did you know that it’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month at CU Boulder?
Per Erika Kleinova in OIT, Cybersecurity Awareness Month (CSAM) is part of a global effort to recognize the importance of security in the digital space every October. For CSAM’s 20th anniversary, CU Boulder is joining the overall CU system in getting back to security basics, with an emphasis on security best practices that we should be doing all year long, for every device - work, school, or personal.
The week of October 16-20, CU system will be hosting three webinars for a week of talks and panels discussing work in the security space, ways to secure your university research (hosted by CU Boulder!) and a security roundtable on the state of security for individuals with security leadership from each CU institution. You can learn more about these webinars and how to sign up at the CSAM website.
Legal Issues in Computational Research Using Text and Data Mining on Thursday, October 12
Join Rachel Brooke, Senior Staff Attorney for the Authors Alliance, for a workshop exploring the computational research techniques such as text and data mining (TDM). These hold tremendous opportunities for researchers across the disciplines, ranging from mining scientific articles to creating better systematic reviews to building a corpus of films to understand how concepts of gender, race, and identity are shared over time. Unfortunately, legal uncertainty associated with text and data mining can stifle this research. Recent copyright lawsuits, such as the high-profile cases brought against Microsoft, Github, and StabiltyAI underscore the legal complications.
This interactive, in-person workshop will take place from 1pm-2pm, followed by a Q&A session from 2pm-2:30pm. A choice of boxed lunch will be served to participants. Register today!
Open Access Week!
Advancing Community Over Commercialization in Research & Scholarship
Tuesday October 24, 2023 2-3:30pm MST
A panel of scholars representing both local and global perspectives will engage in a lively conversation about the importance of community control of knowledge sharing systems, and the costs of entrenching publicly funded research activities in profit-seeking business models.
The panel consists of:
- Dr. Janneke Adema, associate professor, Research Centre in Postdigital Cultures at Coventry University
- Dr. Élika Ortega, assistant professor, Department of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of Colorado Boulder.
- Dr. Danny Kingsley, visiting fellow, Australian National University
- Dr. Ayesha Khan, clinical microbiology fellow, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
For more information and to receive the zoom link, visit the events page.
Open Access Week 2023 is an opportunity to join together, take action, and raise awareness around community-led infrastructure and publishing. This year’s theme, Community Over Commercialization, encourages a candid conversation about which approaches to open scholarship prioritize the best interests of the public and the academic community—and which do not.
Save the Date-
Research Computing and CRDDS Year 2 Review--An Event for the Ages
Join us on Thursday October 26th at 11 am in Norlin E206 or on Zoom. We will present a review of Year 2 of the RC 2.0 plan, which will include
updates on activities in both Research Computing and CRDDS. Register
today to save your spot!
October Events
Becky Yeager
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all.
Fall is here! Did you know that calling this time of year “fall” is a very American thing to do? While “fall” is technically newer, dating to Elizabethan times, most English-speaking countries use the older “autumn”. Whatever you choose to call it, enjoy the season, and join us for these exciting opportunities!
CRDDS Joins DARIAH as a cooperating partner
CRDDS has joined the
Digital
Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH) as a cooperating partner. Through this partnership CU Boulder researchers now have access to an international
organization that supports the digital humanities through funding opportunities access to high-quality learning materials, an open marketplace with tools and resources and more.
Read more about DARIAH and this exciting partnership!
Cybersecurity Awareness Month
The week of October 16-20, the CU system will be hosting three webinars for a week of talks and panels discussing work in the security space, ways to secure your university research (hosted by CU Boulder!) and a security roundtable on the state of security for individuals with security leadership from each CU institution. You can learn more about these webinars and how to sign up at the CSAM website.
Legal Issues in Computational Research Using Text and Data Mining
Join Rachel Brooke, Senior Staff Attorney for the Authors Alliance, for a workshop exploring the computational research techniques such as text and data mining (TDM). These hold tremendous opportunities for researchers across the disciplines, ranging from mining scientific articles to creating better systematic reviews to building a corpus of films to understand how concepts of gender, race, and identity are shared over time. Unfortunately, legal uncertainty associated with text and data mining can stifle this research. Recent copyright lawsuits, such as the high-profile cases brought against Microsoft, Github, and StabiltyAI underscore the legal complications.
This interactive, hybrid workshop will take place Thursday, October 12th from 1pm-2pm, followed by a Q&A session from 2pm-2:30pm. A choice of a free boxed lunch will be served to in-person participants. Register today!
This event is supported by University Libraries, CRDDS, the Samuelson-Glushko Technology Law & Policy Clinic (TLPC), and the Center for Teaching & Learning.
Advancing Community Over Commercialization in Research & Scholarship
Tuesday October 24, 2023, 2-3:30pm MST
A panel of scholars representing both local and global perspectives will engage in a lively conversation about the importance of community control of knowledge sharing systems, and the costs of entrenching publicly funded research activities in profit-seeking business models.
The panel consists of:
- Dr. Janneke Adema, associate professor, Research Centre in Postdigital Cultures at Coventry University
- Dr. Élika Ortega, assistant professor, Department of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of Colorado Boulder.
- Dr. Danny Kingsley, visiting fellow, Australian National University
- Dr. Ayesha Khan, clinical microbiology fellow, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
For more information and to receive the zoom link, visit the events page.
Save the Date- Research Computing and CRDDS Year 2 Review--An Event for the Ages
Join us on Thursday October 26th at 11 am in Norlin E206 or on Zoom. We will present a review of Year 2 of the RC 2.0 plan, which will
include updates on activities in both Research Computing and CRDDS. Register
today to save your spot!
Exorcising Your Haunted Data with Python
In this Halloween themed Python data processing workshop, we will look at data that has need of some supernatural investigation to banish the demons hidden in data and purge the darkness so it can step into the light and show its transformed and true nature. We will be using Python to grave rob data and then cast some bewitched Pandas spells mixed with a dash of Plotly to divine its new nature. No bloodletting needed! Join us on October 31 at 1:15 pm, if you dare….
October Events
· 10/10 – Fundamentals of Python for Data Science: Week 4
· 10/12 – Legal Issues in Computational Research Using Text and Data Mining
· 10/17 – Fundamentals of Python for Data Science: Week 5
· 10/24 – Fundamentals of Python for Data Science: Week 6
· 10/24 – Advancing Community-Led Open Infrastructure: Open Access Week Panel Discussion
· 10/26 – Research Computing and CRDDS Year 2 Review—An Event for the Ages
· 10/31 – Exorcising Your Haunted Data with Python
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- CRDDS is once again providing support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA). You can also receive statistical support directly from LISA via their online collaboration form.
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
Our newsletter is THE place to find the latest information on our programs. If you know of anyone who would benefit from the services that CRDDS offers, please feel free to share this email with them.
Best wishes,
Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship
.
Becky Yeager
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all.
Save the date for an Intercampus GIS Day!
Join us on Friday November 3rd 10 am- 3 pm in Norlin N210 (remote link will also be available) for a full day of hybrid GIS events centered around Historical
GIS! The UC Campuses and Auraria Library have come together to create an amazing
schedule! Some sessions to note include:
Keynote
Henry Lovejoy, Associate Professor, Department of History, University of Colorado Boulder
Showcase
Jeff Meyer, OpenHistoricalMap
There will also be an online geospatial project gallery where you, or your students and colleagues, can share your work!
Register today to join us!
CRDDS Joins DARIAH as a cooperating partner
CRDDS has joined the
Digital
Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH) as a cooperating partner. Through this partnership CU Boulder researchers now have access to an international
organization that supports the digital humanities through funding opportunities access to high-quality learning materials, an open marketplace with tools and resources and more.
Read more about DARIAH and this exciting partnership!
Cybersecurity Awareness Month
The week of October 16-20, the CU system will be hosting three webinars for a week of talks and panels discussing work in the security space, ways to secure your university research (hosted by CU Boulder!) and a security roundtable on the state of security for individuals with security leadership from each CU institution. You can learn more about these webinars and how to sign up at the CSAM website.
Advancing Community Over Commercialization in Research & Scholarship
Tuesday October 24, 2023, 2-3:30pm MST
A panel of scholars representing both local and global perspectives will engage in a lively conversation about the importance of community control of knowledge sharing systems, and the costs of entrenching publicly funded research activities in profit-seeking business models.
The panel consists of:
- Dr. Janneke Adema, associate professor, Research Centre in Postdigital Cultures at Coventry University
- Dr. Élika Ortega, assistant professor, Department of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of Colorado Boulder.
- Dr. Danny Kingsley, visiting fellow, Australian National University
- Dr. Ayesha Khan, clinical microbiology fellow, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
For more information and to receive the zoom link, visit the events page.
Save the Date- Research Computing and CRDDS Year 2 Review--An Event for the Ages
Join us on Thursday October 26th at 11 am in Norlin E206 or on Zoom. We will present a review of Year 2 of the RC 2.0 plan, which will
include updates on activities in both Research Computing and CRDDS. Register
today to save your spot!
Exorcising Your Haunted Data with Python
In this Halloween themed Python data processing workshop, we will look at data that has need of some supernatural investigation to banish the demons hidden in data and purge the darkness so it can step into the light and show its transformed and true nature. We will be using Python to grave rob data and then cast some bewitched Pandas spells mixed with a dash of Plotly to divine its new nature. No bloodletting needed! Join us on October 31 at 1:15 pm, if you dare….
October Events
Becky Yeager
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all.
Save the date for an Intercampus GIS Day!
Join us on Friday November 3rd 10 am- 3 pm in Norlin N210 (remote link will also be available) for a full day of hybrid GIS events centered around Historical
GIS! The UC Campuses and Auraria Library have come together to create an amazing
schedule!
Some sessions to note include:
Keynote
Henry Lovejoy, Associate Professor, Department of History, University of Colorado Boulder
Showcase
Jeff Meyer, OpenHistoricalMap
There will also be an online geospatial project gallery where you, or your students and colleagues, can share your work!
Register today to join us!
Advancing Community Over Commercialization in Research & Scholarship
Tuesday October 24, 2023, 2-3:30pm MST
A panel of scholars representing both local and global perspectives will engage in a lively conversation about the importance of community control of knowledge sharing systems, and the costs of entrenching publicly funded research activities in profit-seeking business models.
The panel consists of:
- Dr. Janneke Adema, associate professor, Research Centre in Postdigital Cultures at Coventry University
- Dr. Élika Ortega, assistant professor, Department of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of Colorado Boulder.
- Dr. Danny Kingsley, visiting fellow, Australian National University
- Dr. Ayesha Khan, clinical microbiology fellow, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
For more information and to receive the zoom link, visit the events page.
Save the Date- Research Computing and CRDDS Year 2 Review--An Event for the Ages
Join us on Thursday October 26th at 11 am in Norlin E410 or on Zoom. We will present a review of Year 2 of the RC 2.0 plan, which will include updates on activities in both Research Computing and CRDDS. Register today to save your spot!
Exorcising Your Haunted Data with Python
In this Halloween themed Python data processing workshop, we will look at data that has need of some supernatural investigation to banish the demons hidden in data and purge the darkness so it can step into the light and show its transformed and true nature. We will be using Python to grave rob data and then cast some bewitched Pandas spells mixed with a dash of Plotly to divine its new nature. No bloodletting needed! Join us on October 31 at 1:15 pm, if you dare….
Introduction to Research Data Management Workshop
Join us on Wednesday November 1st at 1 pm to learn about Research Data Management.
Confused about what counts as research data? Wondering why research data management is important? Unsure about what a Data Management Plan is? (And
if you even have to make one?) Learn the answers to these questions (and more!) in this session that will introduce data management concepts such as documentation, data storage, backups, versioning, and preservation.
Register today to join us on the 1st!
RESILIENCE: International Research Infrastructure for Religious Studies
The Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) is pleased host a talk by Prof. Herman Selderhuis, “Smart Tools, FAIR Data and Easy Access: RESILIENCE as unique research infrastructure for religious studies”. The talk will take place Friday, 3 November 2023, 10-11am, online and in Norlin Library E206 (CRDDS) on the CU Boulder campus. Light refreshments will be provided. For more information or to register please visit our events page.
October and November Events
· 11/1 – Introduction to Research Data Management
· 11/3 – RESILIENCE: International Research Infrastructure for Religious Studies
· 11/7 – Cloud 101
· 11/8 – The “How To” Guide to Using CU PetaLibrary Storage
· 11/14 – Unpacking Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Scholarly Research
· 11/28 – GPU Acceleration Part 1: An Intro to GPU Acceleration on CURC Alpine
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all. Happy Halloween!
Exorcising Your Haunted Data with Python--Today
Don’t miss your chance to join our Halloween themed Python data processing workshop, we will look at data that has need of some supernatural investigation to banish the demons hidden in data and purge the darkness so it can step into the light and show its transformed and true nature. We will be using Python to grave rob data and then cast some bewitched Pandas spells mixed with a dash of Plotly to divine its new nature. No bloodletting needed! Join us on October 31 at 1:15 pm, if you dare….
Intercampus GIS Day!
Join us on Friday, November 3rd 10 am- 3 pm in Norlin E206 (remote link will also be available) for a full day of hybrid GIS events centered around Historical
GIS! The UC Campuses and Auraria Library have come together to create an amazing
schedule!
Some sessions to note include:
Keynote--Henry Lovejoy, Associate Professor, Department of History, University of Colorado Boulder
Showcase--Jeff Meyer, OpenHistoricalMap
There will also be an online geospatial project gallery where you, or your students and colleagues, can share your work!
Register today to join us!
Introduction to Research Data Management Workshop
Join us on Wednesday November 1st at 1 pm to learn about Research Data Management.
Confused about what counts as research data? Wondering why research data management is important? Unsure about what a Data Management Plan is? (And
if you even have to make one?) Learn the answers to these questions (and more!) in this session that will introduce data management concepts such as documentation, data storage, backups, versioning, and preservation.
Register
today to join us on the 1st!
RESILIENCE: International Research Infrastructure for Religious Studies
The Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) is pleased host a talk by Prof. Herman Selderhuis, “Smart Tools, FAIR Data and Easy Access: RESILIENCE as unique research infrastructure for religious studies”. The talk will take place Friday, 3 November 2023, 10-11am, online and in Norlin Library N210B (please note room change) on the CU Boulder campus. Light refreshments will be provided. For more information or to register please visit our events page.
October and November Events
· 10/31 – Exorcising Your Haunted Data with Python
· 11/3 – GIS Day
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all. Happy Halloween!
November Events
- ***Consultation Hours will be remote only November 14 & 16
- CRDDS is once again providing support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA). You can also receive statistical support directly from LISA via their online collaboration form.
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From our Friends
University of Colorado Boulder
Recording the Anthropocene: Intro to Field Recording and Spatial Audio
This is a two-part workshop:
Part 1 is happening on Friday, November 10th from 4:00-7:00pm.
Part 2 is happening on Sunday, November 12th from 2:00-4:00pm
Recording the Anthropocene is a workshop designed for artists and researchers interested in recording a changing world through site-specific audio recording. This workshop will include an introduction to B2's 360-degree audio capabilities through a group collaboration.
Participants should expect to learn a handful of field recording techniques as well as being exposed to different microphones used in the practice of field recording.
For CU Boulder affiliates only:
Designed to catalyze new areas of research, scholarship and creative work, the Seed Grant Program awards nearly $1 million annually to Boulder faculty across all disciplines. At this event, RIO will convene a panel of previous Seed Grant recipients; attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and hear from previous grantees about their experience securing a Research & Innovation Seed Grant. For more information about the program, including eligibility, see the Research & Innovation Seed Grant Program webpage: https://www.colorado.edu/researchinnovation/fundingawards/innovative-seed-grant-program
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all. Fall break is next week, so no Consultation Hours and no newsletter. We hope you have the chance to enjoy some time off!
November Events
- *Consultation Hours will be remote only this week for HPC; there will be no Consultation Hours the week of Fall Break, November 20-24
- CRDDS is once again providing support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA). You can also receive statistical support directly from LISA via their online collaboration form.
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From our Friends
For CU Boulder affiliates only:
Designed to catalyze new areas of research, scholarship and creative work, the Seed Grant Program awards nearly $1 million annually to Boulder faculty across all disciplines. At this event, RIO will convene a panel of previous Seed Grant recipients; attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and hear from previous grantees about their experience securing a Research & Innovation Seed Grant. For more information about the program, including eligibility, see the Research & Innovation Seed Grant Program webpage: https://www.colorado.edu/researchinnovation/fundingawards/innovative-seed-grant-program
*Please note that this program was originally going to take place tomorrow (11/14) but has been moved to 12/4 from 12-1pm.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all.
November/December Events
· 12/4 – Data Management Plan Workshop; NEW NIH Requirements, NSF, NEH, etc.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- The last day for Consultation Hours this semester will be December 14th!
- CRDDS is once again providing support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA). You can also receive statistical support directly from LISA via their online collaboration form.
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
Software Carpentry Workshop
The UW Libraries' Digital Scholarship Center will be offering Software Carpentries for Reproducible Research at the end of the month for 4 days (Nov. 28 to Dec. 1). Software Carpentry aims to help researchers get their work done in less time and with less pain by teaching them basic research computing skills. This hands-on workshop will cover basic concepts and tools, including program design, version control, data management, and task automation. Participants will be encouraged to help one another and to apply what they have learned to their own research problems. This is an online/hybrid training offered via Zoom with in-person support in Laramie, but there is no requirement to attend in person. Registration is free and first come first served. Details here. Contact: Please email jhem...@uwyo.edu for more information.
For CU Boulder affiliates only:
Designed to catalyze new areas of research, scholarship and creative work, the Seed Grant Program awards nearly $1 million annually to Boulder faculty across all disciplines. At this event, RIO will convene a panel of previous Seed Grant recipients; attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and hear from previous grantees about their experience securing a Research & Innovation Seed Grant. For more information about the program, including eligibility, see the Research & Innovation Seed Grant Program webpage: https://www.colorado.edu/researchinnovation/fundingawards/innovative-seed-grant-program
*Please note that this program has been moved to 12/4 from 12-1pm.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all. The end of this semester is just around the corner so keep your eyes peeled for information about upcoming workshops from CRDDS that will be offered in January!
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- The last day for Consultation Hours this semester will be December 14th!
- CRDDS is once again providing support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
Student Perspectives on AI—Tuesday, December 5, 12:30-1:30 pm
With moderator Jacie Moriyama (Arts & Sciences Support of Education Through Technology) and a Student Panel
Whether you’re embracing AI or reeling from it, have you also considered how your students feel about AI in the classroom? In this session, hear from CU Boulder students from across diverse disciplines as they share their perspectives on AI and learning. You'll have the opportunity to ask the students questions and engage with them in a small group setting. Leave the session with new insights on the student experience and feel invigorated to shape a positive learning environment for learners in the age of AI. No registration necessary for this virtual event. Follow the event link to join the stream.
2024 Fall Information Science Showcase—Wednesday, December 13, 1:30-3 pm
Join INFO undergrad and grad students as they present new and up & coming work! Pizza and light refreshments will be served. Where: CU Student Recreation Center; Large Ice Overlook; 1855 Pleasant St, Boulder
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all. We’ll have an early Monthly Newsletter next week with our January offerings that you won’t want to miss.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- The last day for Consultation Hours this semester will be this Thursday, December 14th! Consultation Hours will return on January 23, 2024.
- CRDDS is once again providing support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
Research Data Camp
Join the Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship and our friends from CSU on January 9-11, 2024, 10 am-5 pm each day, for our Research Data Camp. As data-based research becomes a common practice, skills in data management, data analysis, and computational thinking are increasingly important for applied researchers. The Camp will provide a gentle introduction to data and programming-related research tools that will increase their access to cutting-edge methods as they pursue their programs and research. Topics covered include reproducible research and data management; tools for collaboration and sharing (using GitHub and GitHub Pages); data analysis and visualization fundamentals in Python and R; and an overview of interdisciplinary data practices and ethics. No previous experience in coding or programming is required.
Space is extremely limited for this free program--register today!
From Our Friends
2024 Fall Information Science Showcase—Wednesday, December 13, 1:30-3 pm
Join INFO undergrad and grad students as they present new and up & coming work! Pizza and light refreshments will be served. Where: CU Student Recreation Center; Large Ice Overlook; 1855 Pleasant St, Boulder
Our newsletter is THE place to find the latest information on our programs. If you know of anyone who would benefit from the services that CRDDS offers, please feel free to share this email with them.
Happy Holidays!
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all. CRDDS will be closed next week. We’ll have an early Monthly Newsletter later on this week with our January offerings that you won’t want to miss. Happy holidays!
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- There are NO Consultation Hours this week! Consultation Hours will return on January 23, 2024.
- CRDDS is once again providing support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
Our newsletter is THE place to find the latest information on our programs. If you know of anyone who would benefit from the services that CRDDS offers, please feel free to share this email with them.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all. We hope to see you in the new year!
Programming in R
In January we’ll launch our 5-part series that will teach you the fundamentals of programming in the R language for statistical computing. We’ll start with beginner concepts and build on them through subsequent sessions using special topics based on the registrants’ interests and needs as assessed in the first session on January 23rd. This is an in-person offering so space is limited to 24 people. Register today!
Qualitative Data Analysis Tools
This in-person short course isn’t happening until February, but space is extremely limited, so we don’t want you to miss out. We’ll offer an overview of tools used across the qualitative data research lifecycle and throughout the process for various approaches such as oral histories, interviews and focus groups, or surveys. Topics will include data collection through the lens of planned analysis, open-source and paid tools, and visualization for data reporting. No previous experience with programming or research methods is required. Join us on February 8, 15, and 22nd at 10 am.
January Events
· 1/9-11 – Research Data Camp—full but waitlist is open
· 1/23 – Zotero for Research Management (A Quick Byte)
· 1/23 – Getting an Account (An RC Quick Byte)
· 1/23 – Introduction to Programming: The R Language (Short Course)
· 1/24 – Publish, not Perish: De-mystifying the Submission and Peer Review Process
· 1/25 – Alpine New Users Seminar (An RC Primer)
· 1/30 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 1—Working with Linux (An RC Short Course)
· 1/30 – Introduction to Programming: The R Language (2nd session in series)
· BONUS! 2/1 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 2—Job Submission (An RC Short Course)
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultation Hours are done for 2023. Consultation Hours will return on January 23, 2024.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
Registration is open for the 2024 Earth System Data Science (ESDS) Annual Event January 18 & 19, 2024!
The event will include tutorials on Python, Git, Conda, JupyterHub, Xarray, Dask, and interactive visualization of unstructured grids with UXarray. There will also be an invited speaker and breakout groups for collaborative work and discussions on topics of
interest to attendees. Please visit the event website
for more information and to register by January 5, 2024. The event is open to all.
Save the date(s)!
Happy Holidays!
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all. Happy New Year!
Qualitative Data Analysis Tools
This in-person short course isn’t happening until February, but space is extremely limited, so we don’t want you to miss out. We’ll offer an overview of tools used across the qualitative data research lifecycle and throughout the process for various approaches such as oral histories, interviews and focus groups, or surveys. Topics will include data collection through the lens of planned analysis, open-source and paid tools, and visualization for data reporting. No previous experience with programming or research methods is required. Join us on February 8, 15, and 22nd at 10 am.
January Events
· 1/23 – Getting an Account (An RC Quick Byte)
· 1/23 – Introduction to Programming: The R Language (Short Course)
· 1/24 – Publish, not Perish: De-mystifying the Submission and Peer Review Process
· 1/25 – Alpine New Users Seminar (An RC Primer)
· 1/30 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 1—Working with Linux (An RC Short Course)
· 1/30 – Introduction to Programming: The R Language (2nd session in series)
· BONUS! 2/1 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 2—Job Submission (An RC Short Course)
- Consultation Hours will return on January 23, 2024.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all.
Introduction to Programming: The R Language (Short Course)
In this new short course students will learn the fundamentals of programming in the R language for statistical computing. After installing R, we will begin with beginner programming concepts: data types, built-in operators, conditional statements, looping and mapping, functions, debugging, and reading documentation. Then, we will explore the tidyverse and ggplot2 libraries in application to data import, cleaning, wrangling, and visualization. Students will implement linear models and several flavors of ANOVA. Join us on Tuesdays beginning January 23rd at 1:30 pm.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all.
Qualitative Data Analysis Tools
This in-person short course isn’t happening until February, but space is extremely limited, so we don’t want you to miss out. We’ll offer an overview of tools used across the qualitative data research lifecycle and throughout the process for various approaches such as oral histories, interviews and focus groups, or surveys. Topics will include data collection through the lens of planned analysis, open-source and paid tools, and visualization for data reporting. No previous experience with programming or research methods is required. Join us on February 8, 15, and 22nd at 10 am—four seats remaining!
Data Visualization Challenge!
We're kicking off Love Data Week early with our Buffalization Data Visualization challenge! You’re invited to show off your data visualization and storytelling skills. Create a data visualization of our CU Buffs football team dataset using your preferred software or tools. You can even hand make or draw a visualization. Love Data Week will take place February 12-16 this year with entries due on February 14th and prizes awarded February 16th. For details, dataset, and submission form visit the Love Data Week webpage. This is a great challenge for students in data research classes. We can’t wait to see what you create!
January Events
· 1/23 – Zotero for Research Management (A Quick Byte)
· 1/23 – Getting an Account (An RC Quick Byte)
· 1/23 – Introduction to Programming: The R Language (Short Course)
· 1/24 – Publish, not Perish: De-mystifying the Submission and Peer Review Process
· 1/25 – Alpine New Users Seminar (An RC Primer)
· 1/30 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 1—Working with Linux (An RC Short Course)
· 1/30 – Introduction to Programming: The R Language (2nd session in series)
· BONUS! 2/1 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 2—Job Submission (An RC Short Course)
- Consultation Hours will return this week on January 23, 2024.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
The United Nations Dag Hammarskjöld Library would like to invite you to a virtual panel discussion, “A Right to Read without being Read: Data Collection and the Scholarly Record,” scheduled for Thursday, 25 January from 9.30 a.m. – 11.00a.m. ET.
The right to privacy is a fundamental human right recognized in article 12 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, article 17 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and other international and regional human rights instruments. But what does privacy look like in the digital age?
This online event will convene expert panelists to discuss data privacy concerns of those who engage with the scholarly publishing ecosystem, whether they are researchers, editors, reviewers, or readers from across the globe. Please consult the event page for more information, including a list of speakers. Click to Register
Cheers!
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all.
Data Visualization Challenge!
We're kicking off Love Data Week early with our Buffalization Data Visualization challenge! You’re invited to show off your data visualization and storytelling skills. Create a data visualization of our CU Buffs football team dataset using your preferred software or tools. You can even hand make or draw a visualization. Love Data Week will take place February 12-16 this year with entries due on February 14th and prizes awarded February 16th. For details, dataset, and submission form visit the Love Data Week webpage. This is a great challenge for students in data research classes. We can’t wait to see what you create! (All are welcome to participate but prizes will only be awarded locally or to those who join us for the awards presentation on 2/16 at the Meet-up.)
Remaining January Events
· 1/30 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 1—Working with Linux (An RC Short Course)
· 1/30 – Introduction to Programming: The R Language (2nd session in series)
February Events
· 2/1 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 2—Job Submission (An RC Short Course)
· 2/5 – Increase Your Priority with Alpine Allocations (an RC Quick Byte)
· 2/6 – Alpine in Your Browser with Open OnDemand
· 2/6 - Introduction to Programming: The R Language (3rd session in series)
· 2/7 – Dissertations and Theses: Common Copyright, Fair Use, and Publication Questions
· 2/7 – Introduction to the Commercial Cloud (an RC Primer)
· 2/7 – Introduction to Git and GitHub (an RC Primer)
· 2/8 – Qualitative Data Analysis Tools
· 2/13 – Installing Software on Alpine with Conda and Mamba (an RC Primer)
· 2/13 - Introduction to Programming: The R Language (4th session in series)
· 2/14 – MapLemon—Representing Diverse Identities in Data (Love Data Week main event!)
· 2/15 – Qualitative Data Analysis Tools (2nd in series)
· 2/16 – Love Data Week Lightning Talks & Meet-up
· 2/19 – Data Transfer with Globus (an RC Quick Byte)
· 2/20 – Installing Software on Alpine with Spack (an RC Primer)
· 2/20 - Introduction to Programming: The R Language (final session in series)
· 2/22 - Qualitative Data Analysis Tools (3rd in series)
· 2/27 – Installing Containerized Software on Alpine (an RC Primer)
· 2/28 – Research Computing Focused Immersion Session (an RC Short Course with AWS)
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
In collaboration with the Graybill Statistics and Data Science Laboratory, CSU Libraries is happy to announce we’ve opened registration to a series of free workshops covering Python (online) and R (in-person), happening over lunch on Tuesdays starting in February. These workshops are as follows:
Python Workshops
· Python 101: Introduction to Python, Feb 6th, from 12pm-1:30 (online) Register here
· Python 102: Working with Data, Feb 13th, from 12pm-1:30 (online) Register here
· Python 201: Data Visualization, Feb 20th, from 12pm-1:30 (online) Register here
· Python: Shareable Jupyter Notebooks with GitHub, Feb 27th, from 12pm-1:30 (online) Register here
R Workshops
· R Basics, March 19th, from 12pm-1:30 (in-person) Register here
· Tidy Data in R, March 26th, from 12pm-1:30 (in-person) Register here
· Data Visualization using ggplot2, April 2nd, from 12pm-1:30 (in-person) Register here
· Version Control using Git and RStudio, April 9th, from 12pm-1:30 (in-person) Register here
Please note: separate registration is required for each workshop.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
This Week at CRDDS
It’s a busy week in data here in Boulder. We’re starting off by helping you work with the Alpine supercomputer through your browser using Open OnDemand. This software will help you run graphical applications, transfer data, and submit jobs with ease. If you’re one of the lucky few in our Intro to Programming with R, welcome to week 3! For those working their way through the (often daunting) dissertation or thesis process, we’ll answer your questions about copyrights, fair use, and publications on Wednesday 2/7. Actually, Wednesday is big all around since we’re also offering two RC Primers—the first will cover the basics of major commercial cloud services Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure, while the second will demystify the world of version control by introducing you to Git and GitHub. Finally, there are two (just 2!) spots remaining in the short course on Qualitative Data Analysis Tools that begins this week in partnership with the folks from Interdisciplinary Training in the Social Sciences.
Love Data Week is almost here!
Join us on Wednesday, February 14 for our Love Data Week (LDW) keynote address by Teddy Manning on MapLemon, a project that collects and studies linguistic variation among North American English speakers. It is most well-known for its inclusion of transgender and nonbinary identities in data collection and its groundbreaking discoveries about the possibility of a transgender accent. This talk will be held virtually via Zoom.
Don’t forget our Buffalization Data Visualization challenge! You’re invited to show off your data visualization and storytelling skills. Create a data visualization of our CU Buffs football team dataset using your preferred software or tools. You can even hand make or draw a visualization. Entries are due on February 14th with prizes awarded February 16th. For details, dataset, and submission form visit the Love Data Week webpage. This is a great challenge for students in data research classes. We can’t wait to see what you create! (All are welcome to participate but prizes will only be awarded locally or to those who join us for the awards presentation on 2/16 at the Meet-up.)
Remaining February Events
· 2/6 – Alpine in Your Browser with Open OnDemand (an RC Primer)
· 2/6 - Introduction to Programming: The R Language (3rd session in series)
· 2/7 – Dissertations and Theses: Common Copyright, Fair Use, and Publication Questions
· 2/7 – Introduction to the Commercial Cloud (an RC Primer)
· 2/7 – Introduction to Git and GitHub (an RC Primer)
· 2/8 – Qualitative Data Analysis Tools
· 2/13 – Installing Software on Alpine with Conda and Mamba (an RC Primer)
· 2/13 - Introduction to Programming: The R Language (4th session in series)
· 2/14 – MapLemon—Representing Diverse Identities in Data (Love Data Week main event!)
· 2/15 – Qualitative Data Analysis Tools (2nd in series)
· 2/16 – Love Data Week Lightning Talks & Meet-up
· 2/19 – Data Transfer with Globus (an RC Quick Byte)
· 2/20 – Installing Software on Alpine with Spack (an RC Primer)
· 2/20 - Introduction to Programming: The R Language (final session in series)
· 2/22 - Qualitative Data Analysis Tools (3rd in series)
· 2/27 – Installing Containerized Software on Alpine (an RC Primer)
· 2/28 – Research Computing Focused Immersion Session (an RC Short Course with AWS)
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
Cheers!
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. Due to the fire that took place in Norlin any in-person workshops and consultation hours from Tuesday through Thursday have been moved online. Check your email for zoom information or send us a note at cr...@colorado.edu.
This Week at CRDDS
It’s Love Data Week! We’re celebrating all things data and we have a host of events and activities to help you get involved!
You can learn how to install software to handle all of your data on our high performance supercomputer, Alpine if you join on Tuesday, February 13th. We hope that you can join us this Wednesday, February 14th for our Love Data Week (LDW) keynote address by Teddy Manning on MapLemon, a project that collects and studies linguistic variation among North American English speakers. This talk will be held virtually via Zoom. Entries for our Buffalization Data Visualization challenge are also due on February 14th with prizes awarded February 16th. For details, dataset, and submission form visit the Love Data Week webpage.
We’ll wrap up LDW with Lightning Talks where we’ll delve into the realms of data equity and inclusion, disciplinary communities, and the power of data in creating a more just world. We invite you to present 4-minute rapid-fire presentations around this theme to highlight your data and to offer diverse perspectives on the impact of data in our lives, especially the importance of inclusivity, collaboration, and ethical practices. Signup for a slot here: https://forms.gle/csJhpfCC843o8WRS6. Lightning Talks will take place on Friday, February 16 in Norlin, E206 at 1pm followed by a meet-up with speakers and attendees AND the announcement of our Data Buffalization Contest winners plus awards and snacks. Register to attend here.
Remaining February Events
· 2/13 – Installing Software on Alpine with Conda and Mamba (an RC Primer)
· 2/13 - Introduction to Programming: The R Language (4th session in series)
· 2/14 – MapLemon—Representing Diverse Identities in Data (Love Data Week main event!)
· 2/15 – Qualitative Data Analysis Tools (2nd in series)
· 2/16 – Love Data Week Lightning Talks & Meet-up
· 2/19 – Data Transfer with Globus (an RC Quick Byte)
· 2/20 – Installing Software on Alpine with Spack (an RC Primer)
· 2/20 - Introduction to Programming: The R Language (final session in series)
· 2/22 - Qualitative Data Analysis Tools (3rd in series)
· 2/27 – Installing Containerized Software on Alpine (an RC Primer)
· 2/28 – Research Computing Focused Immersion Session (an RC Short Course with AWS)
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. Due to the fire that took place in Norlin any in-person workshops and consultation hours from Tuesday through Thursday have been moved online or to a different space. Check your email for zoom information or send us a note at cr...@colorado.edu if you have any questions.
Remaining February Events
· 2/19 – Data Transfer with Globus (an RC Quick Byte)
· 2/20 – Installing Software on Alpine with Spack (an RC Primer)
· 2/20 - Introduction to Programming: The R Language (final session in series)
· 2/22 - Qualitative Data Analysis Tools (3rd in series)
· 2/27 – Installing Containerized Software on Alpine (an RC Primer)
· 2/28 – Research Computing Focused Immersion Session (an RC Short Course with AWS)
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. via Zoom. Due to fire remediation, all consultations will take place via Zoom.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
The Buffalization Data Visualization contest winners have been chosen! Please help us congratulate the winners and applaud the efforts of all contestants. Links to the winning entries will be posted later this week on the Love Data Week webpage.
Undergraduate 1st place: David Deckerman
Undergraduate 2nd place: Benjamin Herlinger
Graduate 1st place: Shelby Andersen
Graduate 2nd place: Niranjan Cholendiran
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. Norlin has fully reopened and CRDDS once again has use of our the E206 classroom. If you have any questions regarding where workshops are taking place this week, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us!
Open Education Week, March 4-8
Join us in this annual celebration for those working in Open Education to share their achievements in making educational assets available to all and learn about what others are achieving around the world. Here at CU-Boulder we’ll be convening a panel of educators on March 4th who have made their classroom resources open and freely available for students. This virtual discussion will take place from 11:15 a.m. to 12 p.m. Registration required.
Remaining February Events
· 2/29 – Qualitative Data Analysis Tools
March Events
· 3/4 – Experiences Adopting, Adapting, and Creating Open Education Resources (OER)
· 3/4 – Data & (Creative Commons) Licenses--virtual
· 3/5 – Installing Software on Alpine (an RC Tech Lab)
· 3/6 – Data & (Creative Commons) Licenses—in-person
· 3/13 – Git & GitHub in-depth (Short Course)
· 3/14 – Maximizing Efficiency Using Parallelization (an RC Quick Byte)
· 3/18 – Research Data Management Planning--virtual
· 3/19 - Incredibly Easy Parallelization: High Throughput Computing (an RC Primer)
· 3/20 – Research Data Management Planning—in-person
· 3/21 – Command Line Data Transfer on CURC Resources (an RC Primer)
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
Cheers!
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. Norlin has fully reopened and CRDDS once again has use of our the E206 classroom. If you have any questions regarding where workshops are taking place this week, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us!
We’re Hiring!
CRDDS is hiring a student for remote, part-time work assisting the Institutional Repository Manager in adding research articles to CU Scholar. For more information and to apply, visit the job announcement page.
Open Education Week, March 4-8
Join us in this annual celebration for those working in Open Education to share their achievements in making educational assets available to all and learn about what others are achieving around the world. Here at CU-Boulder we’ll be convening a panel of educators on March 4th who have made their classroom resources open and freely available for students. This virtual discussion will take place from 11:15 a.m. to 12 p.m. Registration required.
Love Data Week Contest Winners
Data visualization is all about making data accessible and digestible for others. The winners of our 2024 Buffalization Data Visualization contest did exactly that. We’re happy to share with you their winning entries.
- Undergraduate 1st place: David Deckerman
- Undergraduate 2nd place: Benjamin Herlinger
- Graduate 1st place: Shelby Andersen
- Graduate 2nd place: Niranjan Cholendiran
We’d like to thank everyone who entered the contest and everyone who encouraged their friends or students to join. Thank you for showing some data love!
March Events
· 3/4 – Experiences Adopting, Adapting, and Creating Open Education Resources (OER)
· 3/4 – Data & (Creative Commons) Licenses--virtual
· 3/5 – Installing Software on Alpine (an RC Tech Lab)
· 3/6 – Data & (Creative Commons) Licenses—in-person
· 3/13 – Git & GitHub in-depth (Short Course)
· 3/14 – Maximizing Efficiency Using Parallelization (an RC Quick Byte)
· 3/18 – Research Data Management Planning--virtual
· 3/19 - Incredibly Easy Parallelization: High Throughput Computing (an RC Primer)
· 3/20 – Research Data Management Planning—in-person
· 3/21 – Command Line Data Transfer on CURC Resources (an RC Primer)
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
Save the dates! Join our friends at Constellate on April 9th and 10th at 10am each day to learn about text mining and using the Constellate Dataset Builder. Keep an eye on https://constellate.org/ as the dates approach for more details and registration information.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. Norlin has fully reopened and CRDDS once again has use of our the E206 classroom. If you have any questions regarding where workshops are taking place this week, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us!
Buffalization Data Visualization MeetUp
Join the Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) in celebrating the winners of our Love Data Week "Buffalization Data Visualization Challenge." We'll hand off the prizes and discuss data visualization over snacks and tea/coffee. We hope to see you there, Tuesday, March 12, 1pm in Norlin E206!
March Events
· 3/12 – Buffalization Data Visualization MeetUp
· 3/13 – Git & GitHub in-depth (Short Course)
· 3/14 – Maximizing Efficiency Using Parallelization (an RC Quick Byte)
· 3/18 – Research Data Management Planning--virtual
· 3/19 - Incredibly Easy Parallelization: High Throughput Computing (an RC Primer)
· 3/20 – Research Data Management Planning—in-person
· 3/21 – Command Line Data Transfer on CURC Resources (an RC Primer)
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
Save the dates! Join our friends at Constellate on April 8th and 9th at 10am each day to learn about text mining and using the Constellate Dataset Builder. Keep an eye on https://constellate.org/ as the dates approach for more details. You can register here.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. Norlin has fully reopened and CRDDS once again has use of our the E206 classroom. If you have any questions regarding where workshops are taking place this week, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us!
March Events
- Consultation Hours will not take place during spring break, March 25-29.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
NEW DATE! Maximizing Efficiency Using Parallelization (an RC Quick Byte)
If you signed up for this Quick Byte, or you didn’t because the original date didn’t work out for you, you should know that we’ve rescheduled due to last week’s snow closure. The session will now take place on April 18th from 12:30-1 pm. Registration has reopened.
From Our Friends
Job Announcement
Senior Research Data Support Analyst
Yale School of the Environment - Research
86863BR
University Job Title: Senior Research Data Support Analyst
Join the Yale School of the Environment (YSE) and use your data and computational skills to help tackle important environmental and sustainability challenges, including climate change, biodiversity loss, and the energy transition. More Information and application instructions.
Save the dates
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. We hope that you’re getting some relaxing in this week. We’ll see you again after spring break!
April Events
· 4/2 – Getting an Account (RC Quick Byte)
· 4/3 – AWS Machine learning Immersion Day (an RC Workshop with AWS
· 4/4 – Research Lifecycle Toolkit Quick Byte: Getting Started with Your Research at CU Boulder
· 4/4 – Alpine New Users Seminar (an RC Primer)
· 4/8 – Wrangling Your Unruly Data with OpenRefine (virtual)
· 4/9 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 1—Working with Linux (an RC Short Course)
· 4/10 – Research Lifecycle Toolkit Quick Byte: Publishing and Sharing Your Research
· 4/10 – Wrangling Your Unruly Data with OpenRefine (in-person)
· 4/11 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 2—Job Submission (an RC Short Course)
· 4/17 – Research Lifecycle Toolkit Quick Byte: Telling Your Research Impact Story
· 4/18 – Maximizing Efficiency Using Parallelization (an RC Quick Byte)
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultation Hours will not take place during spring break, March 25-29.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
Registration is now open for the 2024 RMACC HPC Symposium
We invite the CU Boulder campus to join RMACC (Rocky Mountain Advanced Computing Consortium) at the Wolf Law School May 21-23rd for our annual HPC Symposium.
Register for the conference today!! Our program
and registration information can be found at https://hpcsymposium.rmacc.org/
RMACC offers the opportunity for the community to gather to exchange ideas, build connections, and spark the next generation of computing and data problem solvers.
Students are also encouraged to participate in our
Student
Poster Competition where they can win an all-expenses paid trip to a national HPC conference.
We hope to see you there!
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
Getting Started with Your Research at CU Boulder
Join us for the first of three Research Lifecycle Toolkit Quick Bytes this Thursday, April 4 when the Office of Faculty Affairs (OFA) and the Research & Innovation Office (RIO) will highlight a wide array of campus resources to support you on your research journey. These 30-minute presentations will provide essential information about the various stages of your research journey.
April Events
· 4/2 – Getting an Account (RC Quick Byte)
· 4/3 – AWS Machine learning Immersion Day (an RC Workshop with AWS
· 4/4 – Research Lifecycle Toolkit Quick Byte: Getting Started with Your Research at CU Boulder
· 4/4 – Alpine New Users Seminar (an RC Primer)
· 4/8 – Wrangling Your Unruly Data with OpenRefine (virtual)
· 4/9 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 1—Working with Linux (an RC Short Course)
· 4/10 – Research Lifecycle Toolkit Quick Byte: Publishing and Sharing Your Research
· 4/10 – Wrangling Your Unruly Data with OpenRefine (in-person)
· 4/11 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 2—Job Submission (an RC Short Course)
· 4/17 – Research Lifecycle Toolkit Quick Byte: Telling Your Research Impact Story
· 4/18 – Maximizing Efficiency Using Parallelization (an RC Quick Byte)
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
Save the dates
Join us with our friends at Constellate on April 8th and 9th at 10am each day to learn about text mining and using the Constellate Dataset Builder. Visit https://constellate.org/ for more details. You can register here.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
April Events
· 4/8 – Wrangling Your Unruly Data with OpenRefine (virtual)
· 4/9 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 1—Working with Linux (an RC Short Course)
· 4/10 – Research Lifecycle Toolkit Quick Byte: Publishing and Sharing Your Research
· 4/10 – Wrangling Your Unruly Data with OpenRefine (in-person)
· 4/11 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 2—Job Submission (an RC Short Course)
· 4/17 – Research Lifecycle Toolkit Quick Byte: Telling Your Research Impact Story
· 4/18 – Maximizing Efficiency Using Parallelization (an RC Quick Byte)
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
Registration is now open for the 2024 RMACC HPC Symposium
We invite the CU Boulder campus to join RMACC (Rocky Mountain Advanced Computing Consortium) at the Wolf Law School May 21-23rd for our annual HPC Symposium.
Register
for the conference today!! Our program and registration
information can be found at https://hpcsymposium.rmacc.org/
Shelley Knuth
The NSF Funded ACCESS Support is pleased to present an opportunity for you, your team, or your institution to host a FREE full-day or multi-day workshop for research computing workforce development! Workshop sessions can include both technical (e.g. cybersecurity best practices, cluster management, new software tools in AI/ML) and non-technical /soft skills sessions (e.g. DEIA, crucial conversations, resume skills). The workshop must take place between August 1, 2024, and November 15, 2024. The call for workshops will close on May 15, 2024. You will be informed by June 1 of our decisions.
Awardees can use their award to support space, food, AV, travel and/or registration for up to 30 participants. If you cannot host, the University of Colorado, Boulder would be happy to host the workshop (please note this in your application).
Requirements:
Travel awards must be part of a competitive process.
Attendees must complete a travel application for your workshop.
Workshop hosts must provide and contribute all materials created and used (slides, documentation, event materials) to the ACCESS knowledge base (CI Links, Ask.CI).
Travel awardees must provide a short description of how the event impacted them professionally.
Application Questions (Apply here):
What do you propose to host and how do you propose to do it (examples: tutorials, speakers, code documentation, panels)?
What are the milestones for your suggested workshop? (e.g. timeline of completing hosting requirements, when applications open/close, dates of workshop, place of workshop.)
What are your goals for success with the workshop? (e.g. a certain number or type of participants, participants walking away with a specific set of knowledge, more researchers running on access resources, etc....)
How will this impact researchers and the broader community?
What criteria will you use while reviewing travel award applications?
Will you charge a registration fee? What will this fee be used for?
Please submit a copy of your workshop schedule.
Please submit a sample budget (room cost, AV, snacks/meals).
Questions? Please email alana.r...@colorado.edu. We are excited to see your submission!
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Shelley L. Knuth, PhD
Assistant Vice Chancellor for Research Computing
University of Colorado Boulder
597 UCB
Boulder, CO 80309
(she/her/hers)
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
April Events
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
And that’s a wrap for spring workshops and trainings! Consultation hours will continue through May 2nd before being suspended for the summer months. At that time, the newsletter will shift to every other week. We’ll still be here to answer questions if you need us though. You can always reach us at cr...@colorado.edu.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
Registration is open for the 2024 RMACC HPC Symposium
We invite the CU Boulder campus to join RMACC (Rocky Mountain Advanced Computing Consortium) at the Wolf Law School May 21-23rd for our annual HPC Symposium.
Register for the conference today!! Our program and registration information can be found at https://hpcsymposium.rmacc.org/
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. Starting in May, the newsletter will only arrive in your inbox every other week.
Congratulations to all the graduates. We hope everyone has a fantastic summer!
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- This is the last week for Consultation Hours this semester! While we don’t have regular hours during the summer, we are around to help if you send us an email.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
Summer Events
Save the date for a week focusing on the Foundation of HPC, August 12-16 AND Data Camp, August 21-23. We’ll share details here soon.
From Our Friends
Three Weeks until the 2024 RMACC HPC Symposium!
We invite the CU Boulder campus to join RMACC (Rocky Mountain Advanced Computing Consortium) at the Wolf Law School May 21-23rd for our annual HPC Symposium.
We are excited to welcome our 2024 Keynote speakers, Al Anderson of Salish Kootenai College whose keynote is titled “Cultivating Minds, Connecting Communities: Cyberinfrastructure at Tribal Colleges” and Dr. Kayla Sprenger of University of Colorado Boulder who will be speaking about “Leveraging High-Performance Computing for Advancing Molecular Understanding of Infectious and Neurological Diseases”
Check out the rest of this year’s schedule at https://hpcsymposium.rmacc.org/schedule
RMACC offers the opportunity for the community to gather to exchange ideas, build connections, and spark the next generation of computing and data problem solvers.
Students are also encouraged to participate in our Student Poster Competition where they can win an all-expenses paid trip to a national HPC conference.
Register
for the conference today!! Our
program and registration information can be found at https://hpcsymposium.rmacc.org/
We hope to see you there!
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. Starting in May, the newsletter will only arrive in your inbox every other week for the summer months.
Congratulations to all the graduates. We hope everyone has a fantastic summer!
- Consultation Hours are suspended for the summer. If you need help, please contact cr...@colorado.edu.
Summer Events
Save the date for a week focusing on the Foundation of HPC, August 12-16 AND Data Camp, August 21-23. We’ll share details here soon.
From Our Friends
The 2024 RMACC HPC Symposium takes place next week!
We invite the CU Boulder campus to join RMACC (Rocky Mountain Advanced Computing Consortium) at the Wolf Law School May 21-23rd for our annual HPC Symposium.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. Starting in May, the newsletter will only arrive in your inbox every other week for the summer months.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Regular Consultation Hours are suspended for the summer. If you need help, please contact cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
The Office of Advanced Cyberinfrastructure (OAC) is hosting the National AI Research Resource (NAIRR) Pilot Partner Showcase on Tuesday, May 21st, 2:00-4:00PM Eastern. This public webinar invites researchers and educators to learn about the specific resources now available for use as part of the NAIRR Pilot.
The NAIRR was envisioned as a widely accessible AI research cyberinfrastructure that brings together computational resources, data, testbeds, algorithms, software, services, networks, and expertise. NSF – along with a dozen federal agency partners and 25+ private sector contributors – has launched a NAIRR Pilot, which is demonstrating the value and impact of the NAIRR concept. As part of this pilot, AI resources from both public and private sectors are available to researchers and educators across the nation. In this webinar, a set of lightning talks will be held describing supercomputing, cloud computing, model access, educational, and other services that are now available.
Register in advance to join the conversation and to learn about the NAIRR Pilot resources available that can support your research community!
Registration for the 2024 Pythia Cook-off closes May 26!!!
This U.S. National Science Foundation funded hackathon for Cookbook development will see participants develop their Python coding, communication, collaboration, and educational development skills while growing the collection of Pythia Cookbooks for the open source, open science community to benefit from. Join us online via Zoom or in-person at the NCAR Mesa Lab in Boulder, CO June 11-14, 2024.
This event will benefit students, researchers, developers, and professionals across a variety of coding skill levels, and Project Pythia encourages anyone interested in online learning resources in open geoscientific computing, even as users or non-code contributors, to visit ProjectPythia.org/pythia-cookoff-2024/ for further information and registration! Consider registering to lead a small breakout group of excited participants to gather around similar new ideas or pre-existing content.
If you have any questions, please reach out to projec...@ucar.edu.
Introduction to Dryad Webinar
Wednesday, May 29 10am PDT / 1pm EDT / 5pm UTC
Register
Dryad (https://datadryad.org)
is an open data publishing platform and community committed to the open sharing and routine reuse of research data. Dryad accepts data in any field and any format and helps researchers comply with funder and publisher data sharing guidelines. In this session,
you'll learn when (and why) Dryad is a good choice for your data, how Dryad helps you comply with funder policies, what to do to prepare your data for sharing, how to submit to Dryad and what happens along the way, how Dryad helps extend the reach of your
data to new audiences.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
- Regular Consultation Hours are suspended for the summer. If you need help, please contact cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
Introduction to Dryad Webinar
Wednesday, May 29 10am PDT / 1pm EDT / 5pm UTC
Register
Dryad (https://datadryad.org)
is an open data publishing platform and community committed to the open sharing and routine reuse of research data. Dryad accepts data in any field and any format and helps researchers comply with funder and publisher data sharing guidelines. In this session,
you'll learn when (and why) Dryad is a good choice for your data, how Dryad helps you comply with funder policies, what to do to prepare your data for sharing, how to submit to Dryad and what happens along the way, how Dryad helps extend the reach of your
data to new audiences.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Regular Consultation Hours are suspended for the summer. If you need help, please contact cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
Text Analysis Pedagogy (TAP) Institute 2024
The folks at Constellate are offering a series of courses on everything from Python to working with language models, large and small, through their TAP Institute this summer. Take a look.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. We’re taking a break this month as we gear up for August, two camps, and the return of students and consultation hours in August.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Regular Consultation Hours are suspended for the summer. If you need help, please contact cr...@colorado.edu.
We hope that you’re able to stay cool as we roll into a hot July.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
A Whole New Kind of Camp: Research Data Foundations Camp
Join the Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship on August 20th-23rd, 2024, 10am - 5pm each day, for our Research Data Foundations Camp!
As data-based research becomes a common practice, skills in data management, data analysis, and computational thinking are increasingly important for applied researchers. The Camp will provide a gentle introduction to data and programming-related research tools that will increase users' access to cutting-edge methods as they pursue their programs and research. Topics covered include reproducible research and data management; tools for collaboration and sharing (using GitHub and GitHub Pages); data analysis and visualization fundamentals in Python and R; and an overview of interdisciplinary data practices and ethics. No previous experience in coding or programming is required! August 20th-22nd will consist of sessions on various data-related topics while August 23rd is an optional day for those wishing to complete the micro-credential assignment. Space is limited, so register today!
Registration
is open for Foundations of High-Performance Computing Micro-Credential!
Are you new to HPC or CURC systems? Are you looking for an official way to demonstrate your HPC prowess on your CV? Register for
our brand-new Foundations of High-Performance Computing micro-credential, held in-person August 12-15 from 9am – 1pm!
This course is for those who will be tackling computing-, memory-, or storage-intensive research problems that exceed the capacity
of a laptop or desktop computer. It comprises four half-day modules and intends to give attendees a hands-on introduction to high-performance computing (“supercomputing”) using CU Boulder’s Research Computing resources.
By the end of the workshop participants will be able to:
· Identify community- and CU-specific research computing resources
· Find help/documentation for research computing
· Access research computing resources
· Use basic Linux to navigate the command line
· Transfer data to/from research computing systems
· Find, download and apply software on research computing systems
· Schedule jobs on research computing resources including CPUs, GPUs and high-memory platforms
· Monitor your resource usage
· Request research computing resource allocations
Upon successfully completing the associated assignments, learners are issued a digital badge, allowing achievements to be displayed and shared. Just as diplomas serve to recognize degrees, digital badges are artifacts that offer recognition and storytelling about micro-credentials.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Regular Consultation Hours are suspended for the summer. If you need help, please contact cr...@colorado.edu.
Cheers!
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
A Whole New Kind of Camp: Research Data Foundations Camp
Join the Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship on August 20th-23rd, 2024, 10am - 5pm each day, for our Research Data Foundations Camp.
As data-based research becomes a common practice, skills in data management, data analysis, and computational thinking are increasingly important for applied researchers. The Camp will provide a gentle introduction to data and programming-related research tools that will increase users' access to cutting-edge methods as they pursue their programs and research. Topics covered include reproducible research and data management; tools for collaboration and sharing (using GitHub and GitHub Pages); data analysis and visualization fundamentals in Python and R; and an overview of interdisciplinary data practices and ethics. No previous experience in coding or programming is required! August 20th-22nd will consist of sessions on various data-related topics while August 23rd is an optional day for those wishing to complete the micro-credential assignment. There are only a few spots left, so register today!
Registration is open for Foundations of High-Performance Computing Micro-Credential!
Are you new to HPC or CURC systems? Are you looking for an official way to demonstrate your HPC prowess on your CV? Register for
our brand-new Foundations of High-Performance Computing micro-credential, held in-person August 12-15 from 9am – 1pm!
This course is for those who will be tackling computing-, memory-, or storage-intensive research problems that exceed the capacity
of a laptop or desktop computer. It comprises four half-day modules and intends to give attendees a hands-on introduction to high-performance computing (“supercomputing”) using CU Boulder’s Research Computing resources.
By the end of the workshop participants will be able to:
· Identify community- and CU-specific research computing resources
· Find help/documentation for research computing
· Access research computing resources
· Use basic Linux to navigate the command line
· Transfer data to/from research computing systems
· Find, download and apply software on research computing systems
· Schedule jobs on research computing resources including CPUs, GPUs and high-memory platforms
· Monitor your resource usage
· Request research computing resource allocations
Upon successfully completing the associated assignments, learners are issued a digital badge, allowing achievements to be displayed and shared. Just as diplomas serve to recognize degrees, digital badges are artifacts that offer recognition and storytelling about micro-credentials.
- Regular Consultation Hours are suspended for the summer. If you need help now, please contact cr...@colorado.edu. We’ll be returning on August 27th!
From Our Friends
2024 ICPSR Data Fair
When: Sept. 16-20, 2024
What: Ahoy! Join us as we set sail on a voyage of discovery during the 2024 Data Fair, brought to you by ICPSR. This year's theme is "Anchored in Data Reality." We will navigate the waves of statistical analysis, chart the currents of data visualization, and steer a course toward actionable insights. Whether you're a seasoned mariner or just dipping your toes into the waters of data, hoist your sails and join us for a journey that promises to leave you anchored firmly in the reality of data!
Where: All sessions are virtual, free, and open to the public. You must register for each session you want to attend. Organizations are allowed (and encouraged!) to broadcast these sessions to groups or classes. Times are listed in Eastern Daylight Time (EDT).
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. We’re excited to see you back later this month!
August Events
· 8/12-15 – Foundations of High-Performance Computing
· 8/20-23 – Research Data Foundations Camp
· 8/28 – Alpine New User Seminar (an RC Primer)
· 8/29 – Publish, not Perish: De-mystifying the Submission and Peer Review Process
Stay tuned for more information on R Open Learning Hours, coming soon…
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Regular Consultation Hours are suspended for the summer. If you need help now, please contact cr...@colorado.edu. We’ll be returning on August 27th!
From Our Friends
DARIAH
We would like to inform you that the DARIAH Theme Call 2024-2026 is officially launched on the DARIAH website: https://www.dariah.eu/2024/07/24/dariah-theme-call-2024-2026-open-call-for-proposals/. This new edition focuses on the topic of Mistakes. We are looking for proposals and projects that will explore the concept of mistakes, inviting applicants to critically consider their role, impact, and potential within Digital Arts and Humanities scholarship and practice. Maximum allowable budget is €10 000.
Deadline for submissions is 30 September 2024.
Applications must be submitted via the Sciencesconf platform, https://dariahtheme2024.sciencescall.org/?lang=en, and by e-mail to: th...@dariah.eu
Thea Lindquist
Hello all,
To clarify regarding the item below about the Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH) theme call, CRDDS is a coordinating partner of DARIAH. Applicants from CU Boulder are eligible to participate as one of the benefits of this partnership. The theme call takes place every two years and can be a great way to make an international audience aware of your digital arts and humanities work!
Any questions about applying to the call can be directed to me or Nickoal Eichmann-Kalwara.
Best wishes,
Thea
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Thea Lindquist (she/her) | Professor and Executive Director,
Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship, University of Colorado Boulder
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0000-0002-5657-1043
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. We’re excited to see you back later this month!
August Events
· 8/12-15 – Foundations of High-Performance Computing
· 8/20-23 – Research Data Foundations Camp
· 8/27 & 8/29 (repeating weekly) – R Open Learning Hours
R Open Learning Hours
This semester is your chance to learn R in a unique way. Choose interesting modules about R Programming to follow online and attend Open Learning Hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays to complement your studies. You’re welcome to join us in this casual space to discuss questions or exercises with the instructor 1 on 1, or just to work together with others learning about R. All levels of experience welcome! Unsure where to start? Stop by! Register here to gain access to modules and sign up to join in on open hours.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Regular Consultation Hours are suspended for the summer. If you need help now, please contact cr...@colorado.edu. We’ll be returning on August 27th!
From Our Friends
DARIAH
CRDDS is a cooperating partner of Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH), which is now extending its reach with
partnerships beyond Europe. One of the benefits of this partnership is the ability for us or campus researchers to apply to DARIAH’s theme funding calls. This call is the only one that will be taking place under our current agreement.
If you have a project relating to the theme of “Mistakes” in Digital Arts and Humanities – or know of a campus researcher who might – please consider submitting yourself and/or sharing this call with them:
https://www.dariah.eu/2024/07/24/dariah-theme-call-2024-2026-open-call-for-proposals/. Any questions about applying to the call can be directed to
Thea Lindquist or
Nickoal Eichmann-Kalwara.
Deadline for submissions is 30 September 2024.
2024 ICPSR Data Fair
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. We’re excited to see you back later this month!
August Events
· 8/12-15 – Foundations of High-Performance Computing
· 8/20-23 – Research Data Foundations Camp
· 8/27 & 8/29 (repeating weekly) – R Open Learning Hours
· 8/28 – Alpine New User Seminar (an RC Primer)
· 8/29 – Publish, not Perish: De-mystifying the Submission and Peer Review Process
R Open Learning Hours
This semester is your chance to learn R in a unique way. Choose interesting modules about R Programming to follow online and attend Open Learning Hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays to complement your studies. You’re welcome to join us in this casual space to discuss questions or exercises with the instructor 1 on 1, or just to work together with others learning about R. All levels of experience welcome! Unsure where to start? Stop by! Register here to gain access to modules and sign up to join in on open hours.
- Regular Consultation Hours are suspended for the summer. If you need help now, please contact cr...@colorado.edu.
- Consultation Hours will resume on August 27th!
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
DARIAH
The Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH) Theme Call 2024-2026 is officially launched:
https://www.dariah.eu/2024/07/24/dariah-theme-call-2024-2026-open-call-for-proposals/.
This edition of the call is soliciting proposals and projects that will explore the concept of “Mistakes”, which invites applicants to critically consider their role, impact, and potential within Digital Arts and Humanities scholarship and practice. Maximum
allowable budget is €10.000. Deadline for submissions is 30 September 2024.
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship
(CRDDS) is a DARIAH Cooperating Partner, thus applicants from CU Boulder are eligible to participate as one of the benefits of this partnership. The theme call takes place every two years and can be a great way to make an international audience aware of your
digital arts and humanities work!
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. Welcome back!
August Events
· 8/20-23 – Research Data Foundations Camp
· 8/27 & 8/29 (repeating weekly) – R Open Learning Hours
· 8/28 – Alpine New User Seminar (an RC Primer)
- Consultation Hours will resume on August 27th!
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
From Our Friends
2024 ICPSR Data Fair
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. Welcome back, Buffs!
August Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
September Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
- 9/3 – Publish, not Perish: De-mystifying the Submission and Peer Review Process
- 9/3 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 1—Working with Linux (an RC Short Course)
- 9/5 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 2—Job Submission
- 9/17 – Git & GitHub In-depth (an RC Short Course)
- 9/18 – Installing Software on Alpine with Conda and Mamba (an RC Primer)
- 9/18 – Publish, not Perish: A Common Sense Guide to Understanding Scholarly Impact Metrics
- 9/24 – An Introduction to Debugging Techniques (an RC Short Course)
- 9/26 – Debugging with VS Code (an RC Short Course)
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
ARC GIS & Website Update Internship Opportunity
During an emergency (wildfire, flood, etc.) the state must quickly identify cultural organizations and collections that are threatened/damaged for recovery and community resilience. The Colorado Cultural and Historic Resources Task Force seeks an intern to update our website and finalize quality control for map data of cultural organization locations. Must be a CU Boulder student or affiliate. $2350 stipend for approximately 100-110 hours of work and research. For more details, visit https://www.chrtaskforce.com/opportunities.
Fall 2024 Coding & Cookies Workshops
CSU Libraries and the Graybill Statistics and Data Science Laboratory are collaborating once again to offer a series of free introductory coding workshops covering Python (online) and R (in-person at Morgan Library). Workshops will be offered on Mondays (Python) and Wednesdays (R) at 10am. Registration is required for these synchronous workshops, but workshop materials are also publicly available for asynchronous learning at this website: https://libguides.colostate.edu/coding-cookies
Python Workshops
- Python 101: Introduction to Python, Sept 9th, 10am-12pm (online) Register here
- Python 102: Working with Data, Sept 16th, 10am-12pm (online) Register here
- Python 201: Data Visualization, Sept 23rd, 10am-12pm (online) Register here
- Python: Shareable Jupyter Notebooks with GitHub, Sept 30th, 10am-12pm (online) Register here
R Workshops
- R Basics, Sept 11th, 10-11:50am (in-person) Register here
- Tidy Data in R, Sept 18th, 10-11:50am (in-person) Register here
- Data Visualization using ggplot2, Sept 25th, 10-11:50am (in-person) Register here
- Version Control using Git and RStudio, Oct 2nd, 10-11:50am (in-person) Register here
DARIAH
The Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH) Theme Call 2024-2026 is officially launched:
https://www.dariah.eu/2024/07/24/dariah-theme-call-2024-2026-open-call-for-proposals/.
This edition of the call is soliciting proposals and projects that will explore the concept of “Mistakes”, which invites applicants to critically consider their role, impact, and potential within Digital Arts and Humanities scholarship and practice. Maximum
allowable budget is €10.000. Deadline for submissions is 30 September 2024.
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship
(CRDDS) is a DARIAH Cooperating Partner, thus applicants from CU Boulder are eligible to participate as one of the benefits of this partnership. The theme call takes place every two years and can be a great way to make an international audience aware of your
digital arts and humanities work!
2024 ICPSR Data Fair
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. Welcome back, Buffs!
September Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
- 9/3 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 1—Working with Linux (an RC Short Course)
- 9/5 – Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 2—Job Submission
- 9/17 – Git & GitHub In-depth (an RC Short Course)
- 9/18 – Installing Software on Alpine with Conda and Mamba (an RC Primer)
- 9/18 – Publish, not Perish: A Common Sense Guide to Understanding Scholarly Impact Metrics
- 9/24 – An Introduction to Debugging Techniques (an RC Short Course)
- 9/26 – Debugging with VS Code (an RC Short Course)
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
A Guide to AI
Are you wondering how, or even if you should, use a tool like ChatGPT in your research work? The University Libraries is here to help you navigate the world of generative AI. Check out their webpage for an introduction and targeted information for faculty, students, and more.
Kim Popetz
Resending with an updated link for Supercomputing Spin Up: Part 2—Job Submission
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The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. Welcome back, Buffs!
September Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
September Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
- 9/17 – Git & GitHub In-depth (an RC Short Course)
- 9/18 – Installing Software on Alpine with Conda and Mamba (an RC Primer)
- 9/18 – Publish, not Perish: A Common Sense Guide to Understanding Scholarly Impact Metrics
- 9/24 – An Introduction to Debugging Techniques (an RC Short Course)
- 9/26 – Debugging with VS Code (an RC Short Course)
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
September Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
- 9/17 – Git & GitHub In-depth (an RC Short Course)
- 9/18 – Installing Software on Alpine with Conda and Mamba (an RC Primer)
- 9/18 – Publish, not Perish: A Common Sense Guide to Understanding Scholarly Impact Metrics
- 9/24 – An Introduction to Debugging Techniques (an RC Short Course)
- 9/26 – Debugging with VS Code (an RC Short Course)
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
DARIAH
The Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH) Theme Call 2024-2026 is officially launched:
https://www.dariah.eu/2024/07/24/dariah-theme-call-2024-2026-open-call-for-proposals/.
This edition of the call is soliciting proposals and projects that will explore the concept of “Mistakes”, which invites applicants to critically consider their role, impact, and potential within Digital Arts and Humanities scholarship and practice. Maximum
allowable budget is €10.000. Deadline for submissions is 30 September 2024.
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship
(CRDDS) is a DARIAH Cooperating Partner, thus applicants from CU Boulder are eligible to participate as one of the benefits of this partnership. The theme call takes place every two years and can be a great way to make an international audience aware of your
digital arts and humanities work!
Save the Date!
The University of Colorado Research Computing group will host the annual State of Research Computing address on November 11, 2024, from 3-4 pm MST. This address will highlight accomplishments from the third year of our five-year strategic plan and look forward at plans for Year 4. This address will be given by Assistant Vice Chancellor for Research Computing, Shelley Knuth. Please join us for this comprehensive review!
Newsletter Submissions
If you’d like to submit and event or opportunity for inclusion in a future newsletter, please use this form.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
September Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
DARIAH—Last Call!
The Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH) Theme Call 2024-2026 is officially launched:
https://www.dariah.eu/2024/07/24/dariah-theme-call-2024-2026-open-call-for-proposals/.
This edition of the call is soliciting proposals and projects that will explore the concept of “Mistakes”, which invites applicants to critically consider their role, impact, and potential within Digital Arts and Humanities scholarship and practice. Maximum
allowable budget is €10.000. Deadline for submissions is 30 September 2024.
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship
(CRDDS) is a DARIAH Cooperating Partner, thus applicants from CU Boulder are eligible to participate as one of the benefits of this partnership. The theme call takes place every two years and can be a great way to make an international audience aware of your
digital arts and humanities work!
AI @ CU Boulder Showcase
We hope to see you on Wednesday, October 2, for the AI @ CU Boulder Showcase. The showcase will highlight three ways that AI is being utilized in teaching, research, and administration on the CU Boulder campus. Here are the presenters and the topics they will discuss:
Michael Klymkowsky, MCDB faculty: AI in the classroom: Socratic tutor
Esther Rolf, Computer Science faculty: AI in research: Using AI to analyze large data sets
Tim Crean, OIT staff: AI in operations: Microsoft 365 Copilot & GenAI capabilities
We hope to see you all there.
Wednesday, October 2, 2024
Noon - 1 pm
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
October Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
- 10/8 – Using Linaro DDT on Alpine to Debug Parallel Code (an RC Primer)
- 10/9 – Machine Learning in R Using caret
- 10/10 – Maximizing Efficiency Using Parallelization (an RC Quick Byte)
- 10/15 – Enhancing Your CV or Grant Application with Metrics Using Dimensions
- 10/17 – Incredibly Easy Parallelization: High Throughput Computing (an RC Primer)
- 10/21 – Enhancing Research Data Management with New DMP Tool Features
- 10/22 – OA Week Keynote: Community and Digital Technologies to Enable Science as Public Good
- 10/22 – Introduction to the Commercial Cloud (an RC Primer)
Open Access Week Keynote
Community and Digital Technologies to Enable Science as Public Good
Tuesday, October 22, 10-11 am
Webinar
Digital technologies are keystones for science to provide universal benefit and for enabling the community to collectively sustain and lead it. The Web makes the non-rivalrous and non-excludable conditions of a public good possible for science. Open Science, when it is value-centered, is a way to reach an unprecedented public good, and an approach to reach equity and sustainability in scholarly communications. Our keynote presenter is Dr. Arianna Becerril García, Doctor in Computer Sciences; Executive Director, Redalyc, Network of Diamond Open Access Journals; Chair, AmeliCA, Open Knowledge for the Global South; Professor, Autonomous University of the State of Mexico.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
AI @ CU Boulder Showcase
We hope to see you on Wednesday, October 2, for the AI @ CU Boulder Showcase. The showcase will highlight three ways that AI is being utilized in teaching, research, and administration on the CU Boulder campus. Here are the presenters and the topics they will discuss:
Michael Klymkowsky, MCDB faculty: AI in the classroom: Socratic tutor
Esther Rolf, Computer Science faculty: AI in research: Using AI to analyze large data sets
Tim Crean, OIT staff: AI in operations: Microsoft 365 Copilot & GenAI capabilities
We hope to see you all there.
Wednesday, October 2, 2024
Noon - 1 pm
TALK: Disobedient Libraries
October 8, 2024, 11 am
Eaton Humanities Bldg., Room 150
No registration required
Amidst widespread attacks on and disillusionment with public institutions, many activists, community organizers, and artist collectives have launched informal libraries to support social movements and intentional learning communities. In this talk, we’ll examine libraries themselves as media forms, and we’ll consider how the curation, circulation, and civic activation of the various media within their collections — from books and zines to cassette tapes and pirated digital files -- constitute vibrant, creative, transformative media practices. This is a part of VAST: Visiting Artist & Scholar Talks.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
October Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
- 10/8 – Using Linaro DDT on Alpine to Debug Parallel Code (an RC Primer)
- 10/9 – Machine Learning in R Using caret
- 10/10 – Maximizing Efficiency Using Parallelization (an RC Quick Byte)
- 10/15 – Enhancing Your CV or Grant Application with Metrics Using Dimensions
- 10/17 – Incredibly Easy Parallelization: High Throughput Computing (an RC Primer)
- 10/21 – Enhancing Research Data Management with New DMP Tool Features
- 10/22 – OA Week Keynote: Community and Digital Technologies to Enable Science as Public Good
- 10/22 – Introduction to the Commercial Cloud (an RC Primer)
Machine Learning in R Using caret
Join our special guest lecturer, Olawale Awe, for a two-hour, in-person, training on Machine Learning in R Using caret on Wednesday, October 9 from 1-3 pm at Norlin Library. This hands-on workshop is designed to introduce participants to machine learning in R using the powerful `caret` package, with a focus on practical application. We will illustrate key concepts using real-world data from the South African National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (SANHANES), specifically focusing on the Overweight and Obesity dataset.
This workshop is ideal for data scientists, statisticians, researchers, and students who have a basic understanding of R and are interested in applying machine-learning techniques to health data. Participants should have some familiarity with R programming,
though prior experience with machine learning or `caret` is not required.
Space is limited. Please share with those you know who might be interested!
Open Access Week Keynote
Community and Digital Technologies to Enable Science as Public Good
Tuesday, October 22, 10-11 am
Webinar
Digital technologies are keystones for science to provide universal benefit and for enabling the community to collectively sustain and lead it. The Web makes the non-rivalrous and non-excludable conditions of a public good possible for science. Open Science, when it is value-centered, is a way to reach an unprecedented public good, and an approach to reach equity and sustainability in scholarly communications. Our keynote presenter is Dr. Arianna Becerril García, Doctor in Computer Sciences; Executive Director, Redalyc, Network of Diamond Open Access Journals; Chair, AmeliCA, Open Knowledge for the Global South; Professor, Autonomous University of the State of Mexico.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
Broader Impacts Network Expo (In-person, for the CU community)
All are welcome to attend this showcase of campus Broader Impacts partners--a part of Research and Innovation Week 2024, October 14-18. We will kick off the event with a brief presentation on the best practices for Broader Impacts. Then you will have an opportunity to network with colleagues and learn about Centers, staff, and services available to achieve your goals. Can’t make it the full time? No worries, drop by whenever works best for you to talk with Broader Impacts professionals from across campus!
- Who: All CU Boulder individuals interested in broader/societal impact
- When: Tuesday, October 15, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. MT
- Where: Fiske Planetarium
- Register here!
JEDIA Scholar Learning Community
Conducting Research with and by the Community: Sustaining Relationships (Hybrid, for the CU community)
This session emphasizes the importance of creating authentic partnerships and focusing on diverse communities in research. Learn about the University of Colorado Boulder’s partners and how to connect with external community organizations and members. Shift your approach from conducting research for and to the people, to engaging in research by and with people, ensuring that community considerations are at the forefront.
- Who: CU Boulder individuals interested in Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility
- When: Friday, November 15, 2024, 12-1:30 p.m. MT
- Where: Hybrid, physical location TBA
- Register here
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
October Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
- 10/15 – Enhancing Your CV or Grant Application with Metrics Using Dimensions
- 10/17 – Incredibly Easy Parallelization: High Throughput Computing (an RC Primer)
- 10/21 – Enhancing Research Data Management with New DMP Tool Features
- 10/22 – OA Week Keynote: Community and Digital Technologies to Enable Science as Public Good
- 10/22 – Introduction to the Commercial Cloud (an RC Primer)
Open Access Week is almost here! October 21-25
Open Access Week Keynote
Community and Digital Technologies to Enable Science as Public Good
Tuesday, October 22, 10-11 am
Webinar
Digital technologies are keystones for science to provide universal benefit and for enabling the community to collectively sustain and lead it. The Web makes the non-rivalrous and non-excludable conditions of a public good possible for science. Open Science, when it is value-centered, is a way to reach an unprecedented public good, and an approach to reach equity and sustainability in scholarly communications. Our keynote presenter is Dr. Arianna Becerril García, Doctor in Computer Sciences; Executive Director, Redalyc, Network of Diamond Open Access Journals; Chair, AmeliCA, Open Knowledge for the Global South; Professor, Autonomous University of the State of Mexico.
Enhancing Research Data Management with New DMP Tool Features
Monday, October 21, 11 am – 12 pm
In line with the themes of Open Access Week, the DMP Tool is a free, open-source, and community-supported service that makes it easier to create machine-actionable data management and sharing plans (maDMSPs) that meet funder requirements for public access and follow open science best practices. This presentation will explore exciting new developments in research data management at CU Boulder. As part of a cutting-edge pilot program, our institution has been selected to test and provide feedback on new features of the DMP Tool..
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
Broader Impacts Network Expo (In-person, for the CU community)
All are welcome to attend this showcase of campus Broader Impacts partners--a part of Research and Innovation Week 2024, October 14-18. We will kick off the event with a brief presentation on the best practices for Broader Impacts. Then you will have an opportunity to network with colleagues and learn about Centers, staff, and services available to achieve your goals. Can’t make it the full time? No worries, drop by whenever works best for you to talk with Broader Impacts professionals from across campus!
- Who: All CU Boulder individuals interested in broader/societal impact
- When: Tuesday, October 15, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. MT
- Where: Fiske Planetarium
- Register here!
HathiTrust Research Center Virtual Workshop Series
The Research Center facilitates text and data mining uses of the HathiTrust corpus which contains over 18 million items digitized by partner
libraries. HTRC tools and data range from off-the-shelf options to more advanced offerings for experienced scholars. Hosted by HTRC’s Janet Swatscheno, Ryan Dubnicek, and Jenny Christie, the workshops will allow attendees to gain experience with tools and
data from HTRC.
The series will take place over three weeks on Monday, October 21st, October 28th, and November 4th, all at 3:00pm Eastern. The workshops will be held via Zoom and will include a mix of hands-on, discussion, and presentation. We will use breakout rooms to support
hands-on activities. You will not be required to install any software to participate in the workshops. The workshops are open to HathiTrust members as well as non-members. Review workshop descriptions and register for the events using the links below. You
may register for individual sessions or all three.
Any requests or questions regarding scheduling or workshops can be directed to
htrc...@hathitrust.org.
Workshop
Descriptions
Registration
Form
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
October Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
November Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
- 11/4 - Introduction to GPU Acceleration on Alpine (an RC Primer)
- 11/11 - AlphaFold2 on Alpine (RC Short Course)
- 11/11 - State of Research Computing Address
- 11/12 - Storytime - Transgender Awareness Week
- 11/13 - Data Zines for Trans Awareness
- 11/13 - Drop-In: Finding Trans Research Using Library Resources
- 11/13 - Enhancing Your CV or Grant Application with Altmetrics Using Altmetric Explorer
- 11/13 - Growth Not Violence: Collecting, Interpreting & Sharing Data about Trans & Nonbinary People
- 11/14 - Workshop: Mapping Transgender Rights
- 11/14 - Queer and Trans Information Activism: The Digital Transgender Archive and the Homosaurus
- 11/19 - Wikidata + Comics Edit-a-thon
Open Access Week Keynote
Community and Digital Technologies to Enable Science as Public Good
Tuesday, October 22, 10-11 am
Webinar
Digital technologies are keystones for science to provide universal benefit and for enabling the community to collectively sustain and lead it. The Web makes the non-rivalrous and non-excludable conditions of a public good possible for science. Open Science, when it is value-centered, is a way to reach an unprecedented public good, and an approach to reach equity and sustainability in scholarly communications. Our keynote presenter is Dr. Arianna Becerril García, Doctor in Computer Sciences; Executive Director, Redalyc, Network of Diamond Open Access Journals; Chair, AmeliCA, Open Knowledge for the Global South; Professor, Autonomous University of the State of Mexico.
NAIRR AI Showcase
Please join us for the National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource (NAIRR) pilot project Researcher Showcase. We welcome several esteemed panelists who are specializing in various AI projects who will provide a brief overview of their work and provide information about their motivations, challenges, and engagement with the NAIRR community. Representatives from the NAIRR effort will be on hand to answer questions as well as provide a brief overview. This showcase is for anyone of any skill level who are interested in being involved with NAIRR or AI research and education.
Register for one of our two sessions. Each session will showcase a different set of panelists.
October 28, 2024 at 1 pm MDT
https://cuboulder.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_8UOVHx1rR42h2NeXm69CEg
November 8, 2024 at 9:00 am MST.
https://cuboulder.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_-jK0zcRlQSyLgPINwVkwuA
Save the Date- State of RC Annual Address!
The University of Colorado Research Computing group will host the annual State of Research Computing address on November 11, 2024, from 3-4 pm MST. We will highlight accomplishments from the third year of our five-year strategic plan and look forward at plans for Year 4. The address will be given by Assistant Vice Chancellor for Research Computing, Shelley Knuth. Please join us for this comprehensive review!
Transgender Awareness Week
“Transgender Awareness Week is a week when transgender people and their allies take action to bring attention to the trans community by educating the public about who transgender people are, sharing stories and experiences, and advancing advocacy around issues of prejudice, discrimination, and violence that affect the transgender community.” - GLAAD.
Please join the University Libraries and CRDDS in celebrating Transgender Awareness Week, November 13 – 19. We’ll be holding a series of talks, workshops, and trainings highlighting the ways that our organizations can support and work with the trans community. See our calendar of events above.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
B2 Playdate: Projection Mapping with Mad Mapper
October 26, 12-4 pm
Join us for a casual playdate, where we will gather and engage in a hands-on opportunity to play and learn using B2's advanced performance technologies. This playdate will focus on B2's projection capabilities. Six projectors and a 360-degree projection surface will be explored using Mad Mapper. No previous experience with any of the tech is required!
RMACC Community Conversation- The Extrovert's Guide to Networking!
Wednesday December 18, 11 am MST
Join us for a community conversation on how to boost your networking skills and help you connect with others confidently!
- Learn effective strategies for approaching people at conferences and events.
- Discover tips and tricks for starting conversations with strangers
- Find out how to turn casual chats into lasting contacts that benefit your career.
- Understand the dos and don’ts of networking to leave a lasting impression.
RMACC Community Conversations are free to attend and open to all! We invite you to join us for this informal networking event and to share this invitation with others who may also be interested in attending! After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. Happy Halloween!
November Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
- 11/4 - Introduction to GPU Acceleration on Alpine (an RC Primer)
- 11/11 - AlphaFold2 on Alpine (RC Short Course)
- 11/11 - State of Research Computing Address
- 11/12 - Storytime - Transgender Awareness Week
- 11/13 - Data Zines for Trans Awareness
- 11/13 - Drop-In: Finding Trans Research Using Library Resources
- 11/13 - Enhancing Your CV or Grant Application with Altmetrics Using Altmetric Explorer
- 11/13 - Growth Not Violence: Collecting, Interpreting & Sharing Data about Trans & Nonbinary People
- 11/14 - Workshop: Mapping Transgender Rights
- 11/14 - Queer and Trans Information Activism: The Digital Transgender Archive and the Homosaurus
- 11/19 - Wikidata + Comics Edit-a-thon
NAIRR AI Showcase
Please join us for the National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource (NAIRR) pilot project Researcher Showcase. We welcome several esteemed panelists who are specializing in various AI projects who will provide a brief overview of their work and provide information about their motivations, challenges, and engagement with the NAIRR community. Representatives from the NAIRR effort will be on hand to answer questions as well as provide a brief overview. This showcase is for anyone of any skill level who are interested in being involved with NAIRR or AI research and education.
Register for our remaining session:
November 8, 2024 at 9:00 am MST.
https://cuboulder.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_-jK0zcRlQSyLgPINwVkwuA
Save the Date- State of RC Annual Address!
The University of Colorado Research Computing group will host the annual State of Research Computing address on November 11, 2024, from 3-4 pm MST. We will highlight accomplishments from the third year of our five-year strategic plan and look forward at plans for Year 4. The address will be given by Assistant Vice Chancellor for Research Computing, Shelley Knuth. Please join us for this comprehensive review!
Transgender Awareness Week
“Transgender Awareness Week is a week when transgender people and their allies take action to bring attention to the trans community by educating the public about who transgender people are, sharing stories and experiences, and advancing advocacy around issues of prejudice, discrimination, and violence that affect the transgender community.” - GLAAD.
Please join the University Libraries and CRDDS in celebrating Transgender Awareness Week, November 13 – 19. We’ll be holding a series of talks, workshops, and trainings highlighting the ways that our organizations can support and work with the transgender community. See our calendar of events.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
Wednesday December 18, 11 am MST
Join us for a community conversation on how to boost your networking skills and help you connect with others confidently!
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
November Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
- 11/4 - Introduction to GPU Acceleration on Alpine (an RC Primer) (begins at 3 pm)
- 11/11 - AlphaFold2 on Alpine (RC Short Course)
- 11/11 - State of Research Computing Address
- 11/12 - Storytime - Transgender Awareness Week
- 11/13 - Data Zines for Trans Awareness
- 11/13 - Drop-In: Finding Trans Research Using Library Resources
- 11/13 - Enhancing Your CV or Grant Application with Altmetrics Using Altmetric Explorer
- 11/13 - Growth Not Violence: Collecting, Interpreting & Sharing Data about Trans & Nonbinary People
- 11/14 - Workshop: Mapping Transgender Rights
- 11/14 - Queer and Trans Information Activism: The Digital Transgender Archive and the Homosaurus
- 11/19 - Wikidata + Comics Edit-a-thon
Association for Computers and the Humanities (ACH) 2024 Annual Conference
Organized by CU Boulder, CU Denver, CU Colorado Springs, University of Denver, Colorado School of Mines, and University of Northern Colorado.
Keynote Presentation Watch Party
Join us on Wednesday, November 6th at 1:30pm - 4pm Mountain Time, at the University of Colorado Boulder in Norlin Library M549/CBIS, for our Keynote Presentation Watch Party, with a focus on “Local and Global Digital Social Justice” with K.J. Rawson and T-Kay Sangwand. Food will be provided as we engage in these conversations and come together as a community. Please RSVP below by Monday, November 4th, to ensure we have enough to eat.
Virtual Lightning Talks Forum
We are also excited to host a Virtual Lightning Talks Forum on critical digital scholarship projects on Friday, November 8th at 12pm - 1:30pm Mountain Time. We hope to recognize and celebrate projects and initiatives that aim to decolonize the digital cultural record across fields in and beyond the humanities (such as social work, medicine, sociology, communication, environmental studies, journalism, etc). All topics and fields are welcome, as is research-in-progress and pedagogical experiments. We especially hope for presentations that intersect with digital and data justice, resistance, and futures. Presenters will have approximately five minutes to share their work and may sign-up with the form below by Thursday, November 7th.
To RSVP for these events and to sign up as a lightning talk presenter, fill out this form: https://forms.gle/VMg9Wyy2iyhKD9P88
Questions? Email nickoal....@colorado.edu.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
November Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
- 11/11 - State of Research Computing Address
- 11/12 - Storytime - Transgender Awareness Week
- 11/13 - Data Zines for Trans Awareness
- 11/13 - Drop-In: Finding Trans Research Using Library Resources
- 11/13 - Enhancing Your CV or Grant Application with Altmetrics Using Altmetric Explorer
- 11/13 - Growth Not Violence: Collecting, Interpreting & Sharing Data about Trans & Nonbinary People
- 11/14 - Workshop: Mapping Transgender Rights
- 11/14 - Queer and Trans Information Activism: The Digital Transgender Archive and the Homosaurus
- 11/19 - Wikidata + Comics Edit-a-thon
TODAY-- State of RC Annual Address!
The University of Colorado Research Computing group is hosting the annual State of Research Computing address today, November 11, 2024, from 3-4 pm MST. We will highlight accomplishments from the third year of our five-year strategic plan and look forward at plans for Year 4. The address will be given by Assistant Vice Chancellor for Research Computing, Shelley Knuth. Please join us for this comprehensive review!
Share Your Thoughts
The National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource (NAIRR) Pilot User Experience Working Group is seeking input in an upcoming workshop on artificial intelligence with travel support available to attendees. We would like to hear from community members of any skill level and from any discipline about what topics would be most beneficial for you around artificial intelligence. Please take this very short survey (less than five minutes to complete) by November 15.
Transgender Awareness Week Begins
Please join the University Libraries and CRDDS in celebrating Transgender Awareness Week, November 13 – 19. We’ll be holding a series of talks, workshops, and trainings highlighting the ways that our organizations can support and work with the transgender community. See our calendar of events.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
RMACC Community Conversation- The Extrovert's Guide to Networking!
Wednesday December 18, 11 am MST
Join us for a community conversation on how to boost your networking skills and help you connect with others confidently!
- Learn effective strategies for approaching people at conferences and events.
- Discover tips and tricks for starting conversations with strangers
- Find out how to turn casual chats into lasting contacts that benefit your career.
- Understand the dos and don’ts of networking to leave a lasting impression.
RMACC Community Conversations are free to attend and open to all! We invite you to join us for this informal networking event and to share this invitation with others who may also be interested in attending! After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Cheers!
Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship
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The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
November Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
- 11/19 - Wikidata + Comics Edit-a-thon
- 11/21 - Literature Unlocked: Using Traditional and AI Strategies for Effective Research and Discovery (CRDDS adjacent offering)
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Regional Application-Writing Workshop
Join us for the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Regional Application-Writing Workshop, a fantastic opportunity for shared learning, dialogue, and networking within the humanities community. The workshop will feature a public session on Friday, February 21, 2025, and participants can also schedule one-on-one sessions with NEH Deputy Director of the Division of Research Programs, Daniel Sack on February 20 and 21, 2025. Register today!
This event, hosted by CU Denver with support from eight regional co-sponsors—including Colorado College, Colorado School of Mines, Colorado State University, CU Boulder, CU Colorado Springs, MSU Denver, University of Denver, and University of Northern Colorado—aims to promote scholarly work and foster regional collaboration in the humanities. Faculty, staff, and graduate students are all welcome.
RMACC Community Conversation- The Extrovert's Guide to Networking!
Wednesday December 18, 11 am MST
Join us for a community conversation on how to boost your networking skills and help you connect with others confidently!
- Learn effective strategies for approaching people at conferences and events.
- Discover tips and tricks for starting conversations with strangers
- Find out how to turn casual chats into lasting contacts that benefit your career.
- Understand the dos and don’ts of networking to leave a lasting impression.
RMACC Community Conversations are free to attend and open to all! We invite you to join us for this informal networking event and to share this invitation with others who may also be interested in attending! After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Cheers!
Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship
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The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. Happy Thanksgiving!
December Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
Research Data Foundations Camp (Virtual)
Join the Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship from Tuesday, January 7th to Friday, January 10th, 11am-5pm each day, for our Research Data Foundations Camp designed specifically with graduate students in mind (although all are welcome)! This is a virtual event that will be happening on Zoom. Space is limited—register today!
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- There are no consultation hours the week of November 25th. The last day of consultation hours before the winter break will be on Thursday, December 12. Consultations will resume in January.
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
December Events
- R Open Learning Hours – every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the semester
Research Data Foundations Camp (Virtual)
Join the Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship and Colorado State University Libraries from Tuesday, January 7th to Friday, January 10th, 10am-4:30pm each day, for our Research Data Foundations Camp designed specifically with graduate students in mind (although all are welcome)! This is a virtual event that will be happening on Zoom. Space is limited—register today!
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- The last day of consultation hours before the winter break will be on Thursday, December 12th. Consultations will resume on January 14th.
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. This will be the last CRDDS Newsletter until after the new year. Happy holidays!
January Events Sneak Peek
- Foundations of High-Performance Computing Micro-credential – January 7-10
- Research Data Foundations Camp (Virtual) – January 7-10
- Learn to Code: Open Hours – Every Tuesday throughout the spring semester
- 1/15 - Publish, not Perish: De-Mystifying Submission and Peer Review
- 1/15 – Python in 90 Minutes
- 1/22 - Alpine New Users Seminar (An RC Primer)
- 1/22 – R in 90 Minutes
- 1/29 – Working with Linux on HPC
- 1/31 - Scheduling Jobs on a SuperComputer (RC Short Course)
Buffalization Data Visualization Challenge
As part of International Love Data Week 2025, we're holding our annual Buffalization Data Visualization challenge! We’re inviting you to show off your data visualization and storytelling skills. Create a data visualization using a dataset of CU Boulder trees using your preferred software or tools. (You can even hand make or draw a visualization!) Details can be found on the Challenge website. Love Data Week takes place February 10-14, 2025.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultations are done for the Fall 2024 semester but will resume on January 14th.
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
RMACC Community Conversation- The Extrovert's Guide to Networking!
Wednesday December 18, 11 am MST
Join us for a community conversation on how to boost your networking skills and help you connect with others confidently!
- Learn effective strategies for approaching people at conferences and events.
- Discover tips and tricks for starting conversations with strangers
- Find out how to turn casual chats into lasting contacts that benefit your career.
- Understand the dos and don’ts of networking to leave a lasting impression.
RMACC Community Conversations are free to attend and open to all! We invite you to join us for this informal networking event and to share this invitation with others who may also be interested in attending! After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Regional Application-Writing Workshop
Join us for the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Regional Application-Writing Workshop, a fantastic opportunity for shared learning, dialogue, and networking within the humanities community. The workshop will feature a public session on Friday, February 21, 2025, and participants can also schedule one-on-one sessions with NEH Deputy Director of the Division of Research Programs, Daniel Sack on February 20 and 21, 2025. Register today!
This event, hosted by CU Denver with support from eight regional co-sponsors—including Colorado College, Colorado School of Mines, Colorado State University, CU Boulder, CU Colorado Springs, MSU Denver, University of Denver, and University of Northern Colorado—aims to promote scholarly work and foster regional collaboration in the humanities. Faculty, staff, and graduate students are all welcome.
Also from the NEH—New Public Access Policy
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has released its public access policy, which will go into effect on October 1, 2025 and will apply to all new awards made after this date. In addition to requiring the submission of publication manuscripts, the policy requires grantees to publicly share applied or scientific research datasets in accordance with the award’s Data Management and Sharing Plan (DMSP), which should follow FAIR Principles and CARE Principles for Indigenous Data Governance. CRDDS is here to help CU Boulder researchers meet public access requirements in their DMSPs: https://www.colorado.edu/crdds/what-we-do/grant-support.
You can read the full text of NEH’s public access policy for additional details and plans for future guidance and FAQs. NEH is the second agency to officially release its public access policy, following the Department of Energy’s last month.
Save the Date for the 2025 RMACC HPC Symposium
The 2025 RMACC HPC Symposium will be held May 20-22 in Boulder, CO at the Wolf Law School. More information will be coming soon about sponsorships and registration! Our program committee is soliciting the community for presenters/topics for all sessions. If you have a topic you would like to present on, or something you think would be a good topic for our agenda we would love to hear about it.
We have a variety of sessions on our agenda including both tutorials and presentations and welcome submissions from the community at large for both. While the program is still in the development phase, we are looking for presenters on topics in the following categories AI, Cloud, Security, Quantum, User Facilitation, Diversity Initiatives, System Administration, Leadership and Machine Learning.
Please submit your ideas to rm...@colorado.edu
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. This will be the last CRDDS Newsletter until after the new year. Welcome to the spring semester!
We’re starting off the new year big with our Foundations of High-Performance Computing Microcredential and the Research Data Foundations Camp starting tomorrow. Both series last for 4 days, January 7-10, are virtual, and have some spaces left. We’d love to see you there!
January Events Sneak Peek
- Foundations of High-Performance Computing Micro-credential – January 7-10
- Research Data Foundations Camp (Virtual) – January 7-10
- Learn to Code: Open Hours – Every Tuesday throughout the spring semester
- 1/15 - Publish, not Perish: De-Mystifying Submission and Peer Review
- 1/15 – Python in 90 Minutes
- 1/22 - Alpine New Users Seminar (An RC Primer)
- 1/22 – R in 90 Minutes
- 1/29 – Working with Linux on HPC
- 1/31 - Scheduling Jobs on a SuperComputer (RC Short Course)
Buffalization Data Visualization Challenge
As part of International Love Data Week 2025, we're holding our annual Buffalization Data Visualization challenge! We’re inviting you to show off your data visualization and storytelling skills. Create a data visualization using a dataset of CU Boulder trees using your preferred software or tools. (You can even hand make or draw a visualization!) Details can be found on the Challenge website. Love Data Week takes place February 10-14, 2025.
- Consultations will resume on January 14th.
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom for all questions, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. in E206 or via Zoom for statistical help from LISA, and via Zoom only for all other help.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
DARIAH Theme Call Winners
We would like to congratulate the CU Boulder team of Mark Amerika, Corrina Espinosa (both Art & Art History), and Michael Theodore (Music) on their winning project for the Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH) Theme Call grant, "The Serendipity Engine: Harvesting Digital Art from AI Hallucinations"! The call was focused on the concept of "Mistakes" and critically considering their role, impact, and potential within Digital Arts and Humanities scholarship and practice. This is the first time the call was open to CU Boulder researchers based on CRDDS's cooperating partnership with DARIAH. Five grants were awarded internationally. You can read about all five winning projects in DARIAH's news release: https://www.dariah.eu/2024/12/16/dariah-theme-call-2024-2026-meet-the-winning-projects/
National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Regional Application-Writing Workshop
Join us for the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Regional Application-Writing Workshop, a fantastic opportunity for shared learning, dialogue, and networking within the humanities community. The workshop will feature a public session on Friday, February 21, 2025, and participants can also schedule one-on-one sessions with NEH Deputy Director of the Division of Research Programs, Daniel Sack on February 20 and 21, 2025. Register today!
This event, hosted by CU Denver with support from eight regional co-sponsors—including Colorado College, Colorado School of Mines, Colorado State University, CU Boulder, CU Colorado Springs, MSU Denver, University of Denver, and University of Northern Colorado—aims to promote scholarly work and foster regional collaboration in the humanities. Faculty, staff, and graduate students are all welcome.
Save the Date for the 2025 RMACC HPC Symposium
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted. This will be the last CRDDS Newsletter until after the new year.
January Events
- Learn to Code: Open Hours – Every Tuesday throughout the spring semester
- 1/15 - Publish, not Perish: De-Mystifying Submission and Peer Review
- 1/22 - Alpine New Users Seminar (An RC Primer)
- 1/22 – R in 90 Minutes
- 1/23 – Python in 90 Minutes (rescheduled date!)
Buffalization Data Visualization Challenge
As part of International Love Data Week 2025, we're holding our annual Buffalization Data Visualization challenge! We’re inviting you to show off your data visualization and storytelling skills. Create a data visualization using a dataset of CU Boulder trees using your preferred software or tools. (You can even hand make or draw a visualization!) Details can be found on the Challenge website. Love Data Week takes place February 10-14, 2025.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Regional Application-Writing Workshop
Join us for the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Regional Application-Writing Workshop, a fantastic opportunity for shared learning, dialogue, and networking within the humanities community. The workshop will feature a public session on Friday, February 21, 2025, and participants can also schedule one-on-one sessions with NEH Deputy Director of the Division of Research Programs, Daniel Sack on February 20 and 21, 2025. Register today!
This event, hosted by CU Denver with support from eight regional co-sponsors—including Colorado College, Colorado School of Mines, Colorado State University, CU Boulder, CU Colorado Springs, MSU Denver, University of Denver, and University of Northern Colorado—aims to promote scholarly work and foster regional collaboration in the humanities. Faculty, staff, and graduate students are all welcome.
Cheers!
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
January Events
- Learn to Code: Open Hours – Every Tuesday throughout the spring semester
- 1/22 - Alpine New Users Seminar (An RC Primer)
- 1/22 – R in 90 Minutes
- 1/23 – Python in 90 Minutes (rescheduled date!)
- 1/29 – Working with Linux on HPC
- 1/31 - Scheduling Jobs on a SuperComputer (RC Short Course)
Love Data Week Is Around the Corner
CRDDS is again taking part in International Love Data Week (LDW), February 10-14, 2025. This year’s theme is Whose Data Is It Anyway? We’ll be hosting events and appearing in the wild at a library near you. Check out our LDW website to get all the details. We’re also hosting our annual Buffalization Data Visualization challenge! We’re inviting you to show off your data visualization and storytelling skills. Create a data visualization using a dataset of CU Boulder trees using your preferred software or tools. (You can even hand make or draw a visualization!) Details can be found on the Challenge website.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
Remaining January Events
- Learn to Code: Open Hours – Every Tuesday throughout the spring semester
February Events
- 2/7- Installing Software on Alpine with Conda and Mamba (an RC Primer)
- 2/10 – Electronic Frontiers Foundation: Data Surveillance Workshop
- 2/10 – Making Interactive Data Dashboards with the “Shiny” Package in R
- 2/11 – Telling a Story with Data: Basic Principles and Best Practices
- 2/12 – Black History Month Wikidata + Comics Edit-a-thon
- 2/13 – Data Visualization with RAWGraphs
- 2/18 – Git & GitHub In-depth (a Short Course)
- 2/19 – Publish, not Perish: Navigating Open Access Publishing Options at CU Boulder
- 2/26 – An Introduction to Debugging (an RC Short Course)
- 2/27 – Introducing Research Computing’s new NVIDIA Grace Hopper Superchip (an RC Quick Byte)
Love Data Week Is Almost Here!
CRDDS is again taking part in International Love Data Week (LDW), February 10-14, 2025. This year’s theme is Whose Data Is It Anyway? We’ll be hosting events and appearing in the wild at a library near you. Check out our LDW website to get all the details. We’re also hosting our annual Buffalization Data Visualization challenge! We’re inviting you to show off your data visualization and storytelling skills. Create a data visualization using a dataset of CU Boulder trees using your preferred software or tools. (You can even hand make or draw a visualization!) Details can be found on the Challenge website.
Save the date(s)!
Wednesday, March 5 at 7PM--Jointly with our friends in CU Boulder Classics, we’re looking forward to welcoming Sebastian Heath from the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, New York for his talk entitled, Pompeii as a Platform: The Present and Near-Term Future of Reusable Data from a Roman City. This talk reports on the work of the Pompeii Artistic Landscape Project (PALP), which was a Getty Foundation funded collaboration between the speaker and Prof. Eric Poehler of UMASS Amherst, and on the current Pompeii Linked Open Data (P-LOD) initiative, a more open-ended effort under the same direction. PALP produced a website that supports sitewide investigation and P-LOD is now focused on the long-term availability of reusable data, on developing new computational approaches to exploring that data, and on delivering new forms of public interaction with its resources. Stay tuned for registration details!
Friday, March 7, 12-6:45 pm—Data Science & Humanities Symposium
Join us for an interdisciplinary symposium exploring the intersection of data science and the humanities. This event will feature renowned scholars, Katherine Elkins, Jo Guldi, Katherine Bode, and Safiya Noble, who utilize computational methods to address key questions in the humanities, as well as opportunities for networking and discussion. CRDDS is proud to be a co-sponsor for Dr. Noble’s presentation. Dr. Noble is a groundbreaking researcher in algorithmic bias, race, and digital justice. Her bestselling book, Algorithms of Oppression, exposes how search engines and AI systems reinforce racial and gender biases, shaping perceptions of marginalized communities. Visit the symposium website to learn more and to register.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
February Events
- Learn to Code: Open Hours – Every Tuesday throughout the spring semester
- 2/10 – Electronic Frontiers Foundation: Data Surveillance Workshop
- 2/10 – Making Interactive Data Dashboards with the “Shiny” Package in R
- 2/11 – Telling a Story with Data: Basic Principles and Best Practices
- 2/12 – Black History Month Wikidata + Comics Edit-a-thon
- 2/13 – Data Visualization with RAWGraphs
- 2/18 – Git & GitHub In-depth (a Short Course)
- 2/19 – Publish, not Perish: Navigating Open Access Publishing Options at CU Boulder
- 2/26 – An Introduction to Debugging (an RC Short Course)
- 2/27 – Introducing Research Computing’s new NVIDIA Grace Hopper Superchip (an RC Quick Byte)
Love Data Week Is Just Around the Corner!
CRDDS is again taking part in International Love Data Week (LDW), February 10-14, 2025. This year’s theme is Whose Data Is It Anyway? We’ll be hosting events and appearing in the wild at a library near you. Check out our LDW website to get all the details. We’re also hosting our annual Buffalization Data Visualization challenge! We’re inviting you to show off your data visualization and storytelling skills. Create a data visualization using a dataset of CU Boulder trees using your preferred software or tools. (You can even hand make or draw a visualization!) Details can be found on the Challenge website.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
February Events
- Learn to Code: Open Hours – Every Tuesday throughout the spring semester
Love Data Week Is Here!
CRDDS is again taking part in International Love Data Week (LDW), February 10-14, 2025. This year’s theme is Whose Data Is It Anyway? We’ll be hosting events and appearing in the wild at a library near you. Check out our LDW website to get all the details. Don’t forget, we’re hosting our annual Buffalization Data Visualization challenge and the deadline is this Sunday, February 16! We’re inviting you to show off your data visualization and storytelling skills. Create a data visualization using a dataset of CU Boulder trees using your preferred software or tools. (You can even hand make or draw a visualization!) Details can be found on the Challenge website.
Pompeii as a Platform
Wednesday, March 5 at 7PM--Jointly with our friends in CU Boulder Classics, we’re looking forward to welcoming Sebastian Heath from the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, New York for his talk entitled, Pompeii as a Platform: The Present and Near-Term Future of Reusable Data from a Roman City. This talk reports on the work of the Pompeii Artistic Landscape Project (PALP), which was a Getty Foundation funded collaboration between the speaker and Prof. Eric Poehler of UMASS Amherst, and on the current Pompeii Linked Open Data (P-LOD) initiative, a more open-ended effort under the same direction. PALP produced a website that supports sitewide investigation and P-LOD is now focused on the long-term availability of reusable data, on developing new computational approaches to exploring that data, and on delivering new forms of public interaction with its resources. Register here!
Friday, March 7, 12-6:45 pm—Data Science & Humanities Symposium
Join us for an interdisciplinary symposium exploring the intersection of data science and the humanities. This event will feature renowned scholars, Katherine Elkins, Jo Guldi, Katherine Bode, and Safiya Noble, who utilize computational methods to address key questions in the humanities, as well as opportunities for networking and discussion. CRDDS is proud to be a co-sponsor for Dr. Noble’s evening keynote Algorithmic Bias and Digital Justice taking place in the CASE auditorium at 5:30 pm. Her bestselling book, Algorithms of Oppression, exposes how search engines and AI systems reinforce racial and gender biases, shaping perceptions of marginalized communities. Visit to learn more and register.
CURC Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Survey
The CU Research Computing group (CURC) is conducting a survey to improve understanding of your use of or interest in Artificial Intelligence
(AI) and Machine Learning (ML) in your research. The information collected will help to prioritize future support and computing resources for AI and ML activities at the University of Colorado. If you use or are considering the use of AI/ML in your current
or future research, please take a few minutes to complete this short (5-10 min) online survey about the use of AI/ML in your research. This survey is anonymous, but you will have the opportunity to identify yourself if you choose to do so. Please follow this
link to the AI and ML survey: https://forms.office.com/r/3i5m5XPsDb
The survey will be active until March 21, 2025. This survey constitutes a study carried out by CURC and has been approved by the Institutional Review Board as study protocol IRB_24-0768. If you have any questions, please contact Andrew Monaghan at andrew....@colorado.edu.
Thank you in advance for sharing this valuable information with us.
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
February Events*
- Learn to Code: Open Hours – Every Tuesday throughout the spring semester
*Please note that all registrant data is scrubbed from our systems every six months.
Pompeii as a Platform
Wednesday, March 5 at 7PM in HUMN 135--Jointly with our friends in CU Boulder Classics, we’re looking forward to welcoming Sebastian Heath from the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, New York for his talk entitled, Pompeii as a Platform: The Present and Near-Term Future of Reusable Data from a Roman City. This talk reports on the work of the Pompeii Artistic Landscape Project (PALP), which was a Getty Foundation funded collaboration between the speaker and Prof. Eric Poehler of UMASS Amherst, and on the current Pompeii Linked Open Data (P-LOD) initiative, a more open-ended effort under the same direction. PALP produced a website that supports sitewide investigation and P-LOD is now focused on the long-term availability of reusable data, on developing new computational approaches to exploring that data, and on delivering new forms of public interaction with its resources. Register here!
Friday, March 7, 12-6:45 pm—Data Science & Humanities Symposium
Join us for an interdisciplinary symposium exploring the intersection of data science and the humanities. This event will feature renowned scholars, Katherine Elkins, Jo Guldi, Katherine Bode, and Safiya Noble, who utilize computational methods to address key questions in the humanities, as well as opportunities for networking and discussion. CRDDS is proud to be a co-sponsor for Dr. Noble’s evening keynote Algorithmic Bias and Digital Justice taking place in the CASE auditorium at 5:30 pm. Her bestselling book, Algorithms of Oppression, exposes how search engines and AI systems reinforce racial and gender biases, shaping perceptions of marginalized communities. Visit to learn more and register.
CURC Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Survey
The CU Research Computing group (CURC) is conducting a survey to improve understanding of your use of or interest in Artificial Intelligence
(AI) and Machine Learning (ML) in your research. The information collected will help to prioritize future support and computing resources for AI and ML activities at the University of Colorado. If you use or are considering the use of AI/ML in your current
or future research, please take a few minutes to complete this short (5-10 min) online survey about the use of AI/ML in your research. This survey is anonymous, but you will have the opportunity to identify yourself if you choose to do so. Please follow this
link to the AI and ML survey: https://forms.office.com/r/3i5m5XPsDb
The survey will be active until March 21, 2025. This survey constitutes a study carried out by CURC and has been approved by the Institutional Review Board as study protocol IRB_24-0768. If you have any questions, please contact Andrew Monaghan at andrew....@colorado.edu.
Thank you in advance for sharing this valuable information with us.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. via Zoom only.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
Last Week to Register! National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Regional Application-Writing Workshop
Join us for the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Regional Application-Writing Workshop, a fantastic opportunity for shared learning, dialogue, and networking within the humanities community. The workshop will feature a public session on Friday, February 21, 2025, and participants can also schedule one-on-one sessions with NEH Deputy Director of the Division of Research Programs, Daniel Sack on February 20 and 21, 2025. Register today!
This event, hosted by CU Denver with support from eight regional co-sponsors—including Colorado College, Colorado School of Mines, Colorado State University, CU Boulder, CU Colorado Springs, MSU Denver, University of Denver, and University of Northern Colorado—aims to promote scholarly work and foster regional collaboration in the humanities. Faculty, staff, and graduate students are all welcome.
Cheers!
Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship
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The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
Remaining February Events*
- Learn to Code: Open Hours – Every Tuesday throughout the spring semester
March Events
- Learn to Code: Open Hours – Every Tuesday throughout the spring semester
- 3/03 - AWS SageMaker Immersion Day (an RC Workshop)
- 3/03 - Using Linaro DDT on Alpine to Debug Parallel Code (an RC Primer)
- 3/04 - Dissertations & Theses: Common Copyright, Fair Use, and Publication Questions
- 3/04 - Introduction to QGIS
- 3/05 - Maximizing Efficiency Using Parallelization (an RC Quick Byte)
- 3/05 - Pompeii as a Platform: The Present and Near-Term Future of Reusable Data from a Roman City
- 3/07 - Incredibly Easy Parallelization: High Throughput Computing (an RC Primer)
- 3/07 – Data Sciences & Humanities Symposium Keynote: Algorithms of Oppression
- 3/11 - Fixing Your Files: Research Data Management for Beginners (Virtual)
- 3/11 - GIS and Python: Working with Vector Data Using GeoPandas
- 3/12 - Introduction to the Commercial Cloud (an RC Primer)
- 3/18 - GIS and Python: Working with Raster Data Using Rasterio
- 3/19 - Publish, not Perish: Navigating Open Access Publishing Options at CU Boulder
- 3/19 - Research Storage Simplified (an RC Quick Byte)
- 3/20 - Fixing Your Files: Research Data Management for Beginners (In-Person)
*Please note that all registrant data is scrubbed from our systems every six months.
Pompeii as a Platform
Wednesday, March 5 at 7PM in HUMN 135--Jointly with our friends in CU Boulder Classics, we’re looking forward to welcoming Sebastian Heath from the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, New York for his talk entitled, Pompeii as a Platform: The Present and Near-Term Future of Reusable Data from a Roman City. This talk reports on the work of the Pompeii Artistic Landscape Project (PALP), which was a Getty Foundation funded collaboration between the speaker and Prof. Eric Poehler of UMASS Amherst, and on the current Pompeii Linked Open Data (P-LOD) initiative, a more open-ended effort under the same direction. PALP produced a website that supports sitewide investigation and P-LOD is now focused on the long-term availability of reusable data, on developing new computational approaches to exploring that data, and on delivering new forms of public interaction with its resources. Register here!
Friday, March 7, 12-6:45 pm—Data Science & Humanities Symposium
Join us for an interdisciplinary symposium exploring the intersection of data science and the humanities. This event will feature renowned scholars, Katherine Elkins, Jo Guldi, Katherine Bode, and Safiya Noble, who utilize computational methods to address key questions in the humanities, as well as opportunities for networking and discussion. CRDDS is proud to be a co-sponsor for Dr. Noble’s evening keynote Algorithmic Bias and Digital Justice taking place in the CASE auditorium at 5:30 pm. Her bestselling book, Algorithms of Oppression, exposes how search engines and AI systems reinforce racial and gender biases, shaping perceptions of marginalized communities. Visit to learn more and register.
CURC Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Survey
The CU Research Computing group (CURC) is conducting a survey to improve understanding of your use of or interest in Artificial Intelligence
(AI) and Machine Learning (ML) in your research. The information collected will help to prioritize future support and computing resources for AI and ML activities at the University of Colorado. If you use or are considering the use of AI/ML in your current
or future research, please take a few minutes to complete this short (5-10 min) online survey about the use of AI/ML in your research. This survey is anonymous, but you will have the opportunity to identify yourself if you choose to do so. Please follow this
link to the AI and ML survey: https://forms.office.com/r/3i5m5XPsDb
The survey will be active until March 21, 2025. This survey constitutes a study carried out by CURC and has been approved by the Institutional Review Board as study protocol IRB_24-0768. If you have any questions, please contact Andrew Monaghan at andrew....@colorado.edu.
Thank you in advance for sharing this valuable information with us.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. via Zoom only.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
Please join us on Friday, March 14, at CU Boulder and via Zoom, for a one-day symposium on “Working with Data for Social Change,” hosted by the Data Advocacy for All team, a CU Next funded project. We will be highlighting our DA4A Toolkit and holding multiple panel discussions on data pedagogy and advocacy through digital humanities and data storytelling perspectives. View the schedule, read about our fantastic speakers, and register at: https://da4all.github.io/symposium-2025/.
Cheers!
Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship
Newsletter Submissions
If you’d like to submit and event or opportunity for inclusion in a future newsletter, please use this form.
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Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
March Events*
- Learn to Code: Open Hours – Every Tuesday throughout the spring semester
- 3/04 - Introduction to QGIS
- 3/05 - Maximizing Efficiency Using Parallelization (an RC Quick Byte)
- 3/05 - Pompeii as a Platform: The Present and Near-Term Future of Reusable Data from a Roman City
- 3/07 - Incredibly Easy Parallelization: High Throughput Computing (an RC Primer)
- 3/07 – Data Sciences & Humanities Symposium Keynote: Algorithms of Oppression
- 3/11 - Fixing Your Files: Research Data Management for Beginners (Virtual)
- 3/11 - GIS and Python: Working with Vector Data Using GeoPandas
- 3/12 - Introduction to the Commercial Cloud (an RC Primer)
- 3/18 - GIS and Python: Working with Raster Data Using Rasterio
- 3/19 - Publish, not Perish: Navigating Open Access Publishing Options at CU Boulder
- 3/19 - Research Storage Simplified (an RC Quick Byte)
- 3/20 - Fixing Your Files: Research Data Management for Beginners (In-Person)
*Please note that all registrant data is scrubbed from our systems every six months.
Pompeii as a Platform—this week!
Wednesday, March 5 at 7PM in HUMN 135--Jointly with our friends in CU Boulder Classics, we’re looking forward to welcoming Sebastian Heath from the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, New York for his talk entitled, Pompeii as a Platform: The Present and Near-Term Future of Reusable Data from a Roman City. This talk reports on the work of the Pompeii Artistic Landscape Project (PALP), which was a Getty Foundation funded collaboration between the speaker and Prof. Eric Poehler of UMASS Amherst, and on the current Pompeii Linked Open Data (P-LOD) initiative, a more open-ended effort under the same direction. PALP produced a website that supports sitewide investigation and P-LOD is now focused on the long-term availability of reusable data, on developing new computational approaches to exploring that data, and on delivering new forms of public interaction with its resources. Register here!
Friday, March 7, 12-6:45 pm—Data Science & Humanities Symposium
Join us for an interdisciplinary symposium exploring the intersection of data science and the humanities. This event will feature renowned scholars, Katherine Elkins, Jo Guldi, Katherine Bode, and Safiya Noble, who utilize computational methods to address key questions in the humanities, as well as opportunities for networking and discussion. CRDDS is proud to be a co-sponsor for Dr. Noble’s evening keynote Algorithmic Bias and Digital Justice taking place in the CASE auditorium at 5:30 pm. Her bestselling book, Algorithms of Oppression, exposes how search engines and AI systems reinforce racial and gender biases, shaping perceptions of marginalized communities. Visit to learn more and register.
NAIRR Researcher Showcase; March 6 at 2 pm (EST)
Please join us for the National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource (NAIRR) pilot project Researcher Showcase. We welcome several esteemed panelists including Andrew
White and Bo
Xiao who are specializing in various AI projects who will provide a brief overview of their work and provide information about their motivations, challenges, and engagement with the NAIRR community. Representatives from the NAIRR effort will be
on hand to answer questions as well as provide a brief overview. This showcase is for anyone of any skill level who is interested in being involved with NAIRR or AI research and education.
Register here: https://sru.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_t9zQPKK2Rq6OAwUoPPQaLQ
National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource (NAIRR) Pilot Home:
https://nairrpilot.org/
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. via Zoom only.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
Please join us on Friday, March 14, at CU Boulder and via Zoom, for a one-day symposium on “Working with Data for Social Change,” hosted by the Data Advocacy for All team, a CU Next funded project. We will be highlighting our DA4A Toolkit and holding multiple panel discussions on data pedagogy and advocacy through digital humanities and data storytelling perspectives. View the schedule, read about our fantastic speakers, and register at: https://da4all.github.io/symposium-2025/.
Cheers!
Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship
Newsletter Submissions
If you’d like to submit and event or opportunity for inclusion in a future newsletter, please use this form.
--
Kim Popetz
The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) offers a full range of support and opportunities for your digital and data-intensive research and learning needs, including workshops, talks, and consultation hours, which are free and open to all unless otherwise noted.
March Events*
- Learn to Code: Open Hours – Every Tuesday throughout the spring semester
- 3/11 – Fixing Your Files: Research Data Management for Beginners (Virtual)
- 3/11 – GIS and Python: Working with Vector Data Using GeoPandas
- 3/12 – Introduction to the Commercial Cloud (an RC Primer)
- 3/14 – Working with Data for Social Change Symposium
- 3/18 – GIS and Python: Working with Raster Data Using Rasterio
- 3/19 – Publish, not Perish: Navigating Open Access Publishing Options at CU Boulder
- 3/19 – Research Storage Simplified (an RC Quick Byte)
- 3/20 – Fixing Your Files: Research Data Management for Beginners (In-Person)
*Please note that all registrant data is scrubbed from our systems every six months.
Interdisciplinary Consultation Hours
- There will be no consultation hours the week of spring break, March 25th and 27th.
- Consultations will take place on Tuesdays from 12-1 p.m. in-person at Norlin Library, room E206 or via Zoom, and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. via Zoom only.
- Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If you are unable to attend our consultation hours and would like to set up a call, email cr...@colorado.edu.
- CRDDS provides support for statistical questions through our partnership with the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA).
From Our Friends
Please join us on Friday, March 14, at CU Boulder and via Zoom, for a one-day symposium on “Working with Data for Social Change,” hosted by the Data Advocacy for All team, a CU Next funded project. We will be highlighting our DA4A Toolkit and holding multiple panel discussions on data pedagogy and advocacy through digital humanities and data storytelling perspectives. View the schedule, read about our fantastic speakers, and register at: https://da4all.github.io/symposium-2025/.
Registration is now open for the 2025 RMACC HPC Symposium! This year’s symposium will be May 20th-22nd at the Wolf Law School at the University of Colorado Boulder. Register here to join us in May. The Rocky Mountain Advanced Computing Consortium (RMACC) is a collaboration among academic and research institutions located throughout the intermountain states. Our mission is to facilitate the widespread effective use of high-performance computing.
We are excited to welcome Ana Hunsinger of Internet2 and Dr. Mike Klymkowsky of University of Colorado Boulder as our 2025 Keynote speakers. This year’s schedule will continue to be finalized over the next couple of weeks but you can check out all of our exciting sessions at https://hpcsymposium.rmacc.org/schedule
The 2025 student poster competition is back, and we welcome all students to submit a poster. Poster winners will receive an all-expense paid trip to either SC24 or PEARC24. More information on submissions can be found at https://hpcsymposium.rmacc.org/poster-competition
All RMACC HPC Symposium attendees are welcome to submit an optional paper for publication in the Zenodo Proceedings. Papers will be due no later than May 9 (AOE). Attendees who submit a paper will also have the opportunity to present on their paper during the
symposium if they choose. https://hpcsymposium.rmacc.org/call-for-papers
Questions can be sent to rm...@colorado.edu