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Documenting Workflows for Humanities Data in protocols.io

Here at Tartan Datascapes, we love all research but we definitely have a soft spot for humanities research and exploring the many ways that data intersects with topics in the humanities!

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"When Women Won the Right to Vote."

Constitution Day 2020: "When Women Won the Right to Vote - A History Unfinished" with Professor Lisa Tetrault

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Data is Like Totally Awesome, Fer Shur!

Have you ever watched a movie and thought of it as data? Hopefully, if you are a long-term reader of this blog, you have learned that almost anything can be data, depending on how you conceptualize it and interact with it.

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Book Reviews: Pandemics, Past and Present

In the latest Back in the Stacks blog, Library Specialist Jan Hardy reviews "Pale Rider: the Spanish Flu of 1918 and How It Changed the World" by Laura Spinney.

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SCONE August 2020

Information and updates supporting the creation, dissemination, use, and preservation of the research data, creative works, and other scholarly outputs that weave together the fabric of your research.

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The Imitation Game: A Rare Alan Turing Article at CMU Libraries

 'I propose to consider the question, Can machines think?' This sentence opens Alan Turing's paper, ‘"Computing Machinery and Intelligence," a landmark text in the history of computing that approaches the status of a manifesto for artificial intelligence. 

 

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Open Science and Open Data in the Era of COVID-19

As researchers from across multiple disciplines grapple with the challenges of COVID-19, the open science movement and its themes of sharing well-curated, reusable data and conducting research collaboratively and transparently appear more relevant than ever.

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COVID-19 Makes Open Science More Relevant than Ever

As researchers from across multiple disciplines grapple with the challenges of COVID-19, the open science movement and its themes of sharing well-curated, reusable data and conducting research collaboratively and transparently appear more relevant than ever.

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Record of Robotics at CMU Online Event

Record of Robotics at CMU Part I: A Conversation with Red Whittaker and Chris UrmsonAugust 4, 2020.4:00 PM EDT Join the School of Computer Science and University Libraries as we take a look at the history of robotics and autonomous vehicles through the eyes of Founders