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May
31
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The 2026 R/Medicine conference took place virtually from May 5th to May 8th. This conference provides a live space for sharing R-based tools and approaches to analyze and gain insights from health data. Even though not everyone attending this conference will consider themselves data librarians, we all share an interest in working with health data,… Read More »
May
17
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Last month, I hosted a webinar called “Region 7 Presents: SciENcv- An Introduction” alongside my colleague, Javier Martinez Rodriguez (Data Services Librarian at NYU Langone Health). In this class, we explained what SciENcv is, the importance of this tool, a walkthrough on how to fill out the form, and a few tips and reminders provided… Read More »
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Apr
06
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What is DSS? DDS stands for Data Services Specialization. This certification from the Medical Library Association (MLA) tells employers that you have received training to provide data services to anyone who works with data. This includes (but is not limited to) researchers, clinicians, students, and librarians. Core Classes There are four core classes that… Read More »
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Feb
01
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This year’s Love Data Week will take place from February 9th to February 13th, 2026. Love Data Week began in 2016 and has since grown into an international event celebrating data across numerous institutions and organizations. This annual celebration has led to many educational opportunities involving data over the years and promotes research data management… Read More »
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Jan
05
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Happy New Year from Region 7 of the NNLM! Throughout 2025, our team has achieved so many successes. This blog post does not encompass all the work we have done throughout 2025. However, it highlights some of our impactful moments. We look forward to continuing to serve Region 7 throughout 2026 and beyond. Sarah has… Read More »
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