Emory Libraries Faculty Services

• Identify films, published studies, technical reports, datasets, manuscripts, rare books, and other unique primary and secondary resources to support your research and for your graduate students. 
• Request that the library purchase the materials you need -- use the Purchase Request form or contact your subject librarian:

Goizueta Business Librarians

Woodruff Health Sciences Subject Informationists

Oxford Personal Librarians

Woodruff Library Subject Librarians

• Create and implement data management plans to meet grant proposal requirements. 
   
• Locate relevant datasets and statistical information. Organize/assemble datasets to make them more usable for research and teaching.
   
• Incorporate geospatial technologies and data visualization into your research and teaching.
   
• Increase the visibility and impact of your research by making your data publicly available through Emory’s Dataverse

Get assistance with software tools that retrieve and organize information into properly formatted bibliographies. 

Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library -- Organize References

EndNote Research Guide

Zotero Research Guide

• Keep up-to-date on federal funding agencies’ changing public access requirements.
   
• Get state of the art literature searches for animal and clinical research protocols.
   
• Document the impact of funded research renewals.​
   
• Planning is a key part of effectively managing your research data. Learn more about how we can assist you with data management planning.

The OIT Service Catalog contains a broad list of IT specific resources available to researchers across the campus.  To find out more about resources including document management, high performance computing, and specialized software, go to http://it.emory.edu/catalog and click on services by group.