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Author Archives: Bryan Sinclair
#DataInTheATL, with Hanah Goldberg – Feb. 9 @ 11:00
Join us this Friday, Feb. 9 from 11:00-12:30, for the next in our series of #DataInTheATL talks sponsored by Georgia State University Library, which connect the university community with prominent members of the Atlanta data community. Invited speakers show the importance … Continue reading
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Data in the ATL, with Arthi Rao – Nov. 10 @ 11:00
Join us this Friday, Nov. 10 from 11:00-12:30, for the next in our series of Data in the ATL talks sponsored by Georgia State University Library, which connect the university community with prominent members of the Atlanta data community. Invited … Continue reading
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Data in the ATL, with Landon Reed – Oct. 20 @ 11:00
Join us Friday, Oct. 20 from 11:00-12:30, for the next in our series of Data in the ATL talks sponsored by Georgia State University Library, which connect the University community with prominent members of the Atlanta data community. Invited speakers show the … Continue reading
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Research Data Workshops @ The Library
Check it out. The Library’s Research Data Services Team is offering a lot of data-related workshops this semester – on SPSS, NVivo, GIS/mapping, Qualtrics survey construction, Tableau data visualization, text mining, and more. See all offerings and register here.
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Data in the ATL, with Mike Carnathan – Sept. 15 @ 11:00
Join us Friday, Sept. 15 from 11:00-12:30, as we kick off a new speaker series, “Data in the ATL,” sponsored by Georgia State University Library that connects the University community with prominent members of the Atlanta data community. Invited speakers … Continue reading
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New Lost and Found Procedures – Atlanta campus
We all lose things or leave stuff behind from time to time. This seems to be especially true at the University Library, where you may be using books and your laptop, scanning and printing, chatting with friends, studying, writing, texting … Continue reading
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Bill Gates Visits CURVE
So pleased to have Bill Gates and representatives from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation visiting our campus and the University Library’s CURVE: Collaborative University Research & Visualization Environment on June 12 to learn more about how Georgia State has … Continue reading
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Update: Repairs have been made on the air conditioning system, and the Dunwoody campus library will reopen at its regular time of 7:45 a.m. on Wed., May 24.
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Dunwoody library closed, hopefully reopening at noon on 5/24
The Dunwoody campus library is presently closed due to an air conditioning system failure affecting the entire building. Estimated time of repair is midday on Wednesday (5/24), at which time the Dunwoody library plans to reopen. Students looking for a … Continue reading
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Human Anatomy Students Create 3D Models in CURVE
Students in Dr. Carmen Eilertson’s Biology 4687/6687 Surgical Anatomy course have been busy in CURVE – Collaborative University Research & Visualization Environment this semester creating detailed 3D models of human organs from their cadaveric dissections. Cadaveric dissection is a critical … Continue reading
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