Painting by Dr. Woody Hickcox, Emeritus, Department of Environmental Sciences.
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Organizing your Data - Research Data at EmoryLearn how to setup your data files, best practices to protect your data, and how to publish your data. Make an appointment for personalized help.
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Borrowing Equipment for your Research ProjectIf recording interviews, field sites, or creating videos, you can borrow cameras, recording equipment, microphones, and more at Woodruff Library.
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Creating Digital Projects in the MediaLabProvides the software and equipment needed to edit videos, create conference posters, and make 3-D models in the Woodruff Library.
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Organizing & Saving Citations with ZoteroFree software for organizing your readings. Easy to use and to create bibliographies.
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Organizing & Saving Citations with EndnoteEmory provides this software to students free of charge. Labs in the sciences often use Endnote to archive years of research. If your lab uses this, attend a library workshop for how-to tips.
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Browsing Emory Theses OnlineTo plan your thesis, one way is to start with examples. See the online ones here and ask a librarian for help finding the older ones in paper.
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Using Overleaf & LaTeX at EmorySoftware specific to certain labs and collaborations.
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Building Skills - Laney Professional DevelopmentThe Graduate School provides access to online and in person professional and career development tools.
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O'Reilly eBooks Online This link opens in a new windowOnline how-to manuals for R, Excel, STATA, ArcGIS, and more software. To access Emory's subscription free to you, click on the link "Institution not listed" then type in your Emory e-mail when prompted. You do not need to complete the account set up unless you wish to use the customization features and record your notes.