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Just about everyone who reads or writes scholarly publications loves persistent identifiers (PIDs), especially the most well-known, DOIs, or digital object identifiers. DOIs make it easy to find and link to articles so that you know you’ve found and shared…
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A Snapshot of Participatory Research in Nebraska
by Gabriel Bruguier On April 2-5, a group of UNL Libraries librarians will be traveling to Minneapolis to attend and present at the Association of College and Research Libraries’ conference, Democratizing Knowledge + Access + Opportunities. [1] I will be…
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Love Methods Week
The week of February 24 – 28 is the 2nd annual international Love Methods Week. Events are organized by Berlin Institute of Health’s QUEST Center for Responsible Research. The purpose of this week is to encourage responsible and transparent research methods…
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Depositing Data with SANDY, NU’s Data Repository
If you missed our recent workshop, Introducing SANDY Research Data Repository, there is an additional resource available online to assist you. Please visit Depositing Research Data with SANDY, NU’s Data Repository for information.
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Whose Data Is It, Anyway?
We are wrapping up our Love Data Week activities at UNL Libraries. If you missed our workshops, Data Management for (Digital) Humanities and Introducing SANDY Research Data Repository, get in touch. We will offer them again or can deliver them…
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Introducing the UNL Geoportal
We are thrilled to announce the soft launch of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln (UNL) Libraries’ new Geoportal (https://geoportal.unl.edu/portal/home/index.html), powered by ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Server. The UNL Geoportal serves as a centralized hub for discovering, accessing, and utilizing a wide…
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Happy New Year to Us All!
The data curation team at UNL Libraries is excited to be starting out the new year with SANDY, our new research data repository platform. SANDY’s full name is Stewarding Nebraska Data. We call it SANDY because it reminds us of…
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Celebrate GIS Day and Announce the Winners of Map Competition!
Enter the fascinating world of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), on November 20, from 1-3 p.m. in the second-floor collaborative space at the Dinsdale Family Learning Commons on East Campus. Whether you’re a GIS enthusiast or just curious to learn more,…
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Indigenous People’s Day and Indigenous Visibility on Campus: A Micro Data Essay*
On October 14th the State of Nebraska will observe both Indigenous People’s Day and Columbus Day. This dual observation was passed into law in the 2020 legislative session as LB848, authored by Senator Patty Pansing-Brooks. §1 of that bill states,…