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Data
Solutions for storing, collecting, and sharing research data
Computing
Platforms and services to support calculations, data analysis and visualization
Updates
Learn Data Science Tools for Your Research
Join us for two events in early 2023 to learn about data science tools and approaches for your research, hosted by NVIDIA, Amazon Web Services, Four Points Technologies and DoIT. NVIDIA: The Art of the …
The Impact of Big Data Research
What’s the best way to create better research methods? Well, it seems to be through research. Recently, the University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries, in conjunction with the Research Cyberinfrastructure Initiative in the Division of IT (DoIT), …
Electronic Lab Notebook training event
LabArchives is hosting a Virtual User Group Event for Researchers and a Research Edition Bootcamp October 25 – 29. This series of workshops and presentations includes basic and advanced training on the LabArchives platform and …
Partnering to Advance Research with Data Dryad
UW-Madison is now a member of Dryad, an open-access data repository where researchers can publish and publicly share research data. Dryad was started by a community of researchers and is used worldwide to meet funder …
Researcher Toolkit Website Launched!
We are excited to share the recent release of the Researcher Toolkit (https://researchertoolkit.wisc.edu/) after months of collaboration with the UW-Madison Libraries and Research Data Services, the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery, and the Data Science Hub.
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Research Related Technology Events
- April
- April 4Coding Meetup2:30 PM
- April 6Coding Meetup2:30 PM
- April 11Coding Meetup2:30 PM
- April 13Coding Meetup2:30 PM
- April 18Coding Meetup2:30 PM
- April 20Coding Meetup2:30 PM
Feedback Loop
We want to hear from you
Questions about the Research Cyberinfrastructure initiative? Want help exploring & comparing the technology services available to researchers? Got an idea on how we can help the campus research community?
Contact the team at rci@g-groups.wisc.edu
At this time the Research Cyberinfrastructure group is working remotely, so email is the best way to start off the conversation!