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Description: These beginner- to intermediate-level workshops focus on specific tools to implement workflows. These specific skillsets meet specific needs of individual researchers and complement concepts shown in the Survival Skills and Better Practices collections.
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Bash workshops
Bash beginner and intermediate workshops
LaTeX Basics for Manuscripts
LaTeX workshops and presentations
Citation Management with Zotero
Tired of formatting citations by hand? Zotero can help. (50 min workshop)
Visualization in R using 'ggplot2'
Improve your R plotting skills in this "code-along" style workshop (2.5 hr workshop).
Repetitive Tasks in R
When to use loops, vectors, and functions in R in a "code-along" style workshop (2.5 hours).
Your Impact Matters: Research Impact Metrics for Your Dossier
In this short workshop, you’ll learn how to accurately report your publications’ impact on the academic community and beyond.
Using Existing Datasets: Licensing and Citing Data
Found the perfect dataset? Here's how to understand data and code licenses and citation.
Options for Remote STEM Research: Series Overview
Field or lab work canceled? We'll talk about STEM research techniques that can be done remotely
Conducting a Meta-Analysis
Learn how to find broader trends by statistically analyzing results from published papers
Using Existing Datasets: Spatial Data
Find existing spatial data to conduct new analyses and enhance existing projects
Using Existing Datasets: Data Sources for STEM Fields
Looking for data? Let us show you good places to start searching!
Using Existing Datasets: Accessing Data via Code
Automate your retrieval of existing datasets via code
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