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New NIH Policy for Data Management and Sharing

New NIH Policy for Data Management and Sharing

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is implementing a new policy to further their efforts to improve the reproducibility and reliability...

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Data bites: Summer workshops

Join the MIT Libraries Data Management Services for these 30-minute, online workshops or “Data bites” on essential data management topics. Attend...

Data

FAIR data, not necessarily open

Applied data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence research often require computational use of data. FAIR data is machine findable, accessible,...

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Globus now freely available for COVID-19 researchers

Globus now freely available for COVID-19 researchers

Are you working on COVID-19 and have large data you need to move about? Globus is here for you! Globus allows...

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Is your data FAIR or FOUL?

Is your data FAIR or FOUL?

Have you ever tried working with data that is Frustrating, Obfuscated, Unmanaged, and maybe even Lost? FOUL data can negatively impact...

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Make your research more reproducible

Make your research more reproducible

Reproducibility is a hot topic. A 2018 Nature special issue on challenges in irreproducible research noted that “there is growing alarm about...

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Make your old media new again with a digital media transfer kit

Make your old media new again with a digital media transfer kit

The MIT Libraries Department of Distinctive Collections is excited to announce a new offering of old technology! Distinctive Collections now makes...

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Children’s picture book display at Hayden

Children’s picture book display at Hayden

Looking for a new and engaging picture book for the kiddo in your life? Or perhaps a book with large font,...

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Distinctive Collections opens web archives to the public

Distinctive Collections opens web archives to the public

The Department of Distinctive Collections is pleased to announce that our web archives collections are now open to the public. These...

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