It shows off a valuable feature of LDbase — you can link to data stored elsewhere! Join us for Open Science October! Data Sharing isn't spooky! Look at already-collected research data, make a spooky data visualization based on patterns you see it's Halloween afterall!
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Office hours are held every month. Our next two will be:. Congratulations to Dr. Jeffrey Shero on his graduation! Jessica Logan. He is interested in open science and research methodologies broadly, with a particular interest in… December 8, Open Science October Week 4!
Sink your fangs into the last week of OpenScienceOctober! We've been hosting a frightfully fun event for those who want to practice their data viz skills. We will have 4 challenges this month, and we are currently in Week 1. Create a hauntingly interesting data viz looking at the Preschool Social and… October 10, Raffle Winners! Stephanie Estrera is a PhD student at FSU interested in the genetic and environmental influences on reading, open science practices, and science communication. She is also a creative genius with a lot of new ideas, and we are lucky to have her as a part of the team!
Christine White is a third-year Ph. LDbase has a template for Data Management Plans and can fulfill grant requirements for funded researchers. Add LDbase to your grant! NIH encourages researchers to use domain-specific repositories that are most appropriate for their data type and discipline. See how we do it, here. Welcome to LDbase, an NIH-funded collaboration between researchers and librarians to build a first-of-its-kind behavioral project-oriented data repository containing decades of knowledge from educational and developmental sciences on individuals across the full range of abilities.
