Event sponsored by:
Office for Research and Innovation
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Social Science Research Institute (SSRI)
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Trinity College
Contact:
Melkonian, Mitch
Speaker:
Scientific Integrity Associate Kelsey R. Smith, Ph.D.
Electronic recordkeeping is an important aspect of modern research, and LabArchives is a useful tool for managing research data and documents. In this in-person Researcher Fundamentals session, faculty investigators and research staff will learn the basics of using LabArchives and best practices for effective recordkeeping. By the end of this educational session, participants will have the skills and knowledge to use LabArchives to improve the organization, accessibility, and reproducibility of their research results.
Featuring: Kelsey R. Smith, Ph.D., Scientific Integrity Associate, Advancing Scientific Integrity, Services and Training (ASIST), Office of Scientific Integrity (DOSI)
For more information and to register, please visit duke.is/gaqgt. To learn more about LabArchives, visit labarchives.com.
Limited seating available.
Researcher Fundamentals session part of Duke Research & Innovation Week 2023. Learn more at duke.is/m5555.
A new track of educational opportunities, Duke Researcher Fundamentals Sessions will familiarize faculty investigators with various research enterprise tools, resources and services to help facilitate their innovative research at Duke. Faculty and research staff across campus and the School of Medicine are invited to join their colleagues and subject matter experts in robust discussions about the challenges facing researchers in the post-COVID world.
Duke Research & Innovation Week 2023