The Data + Visualization Lab provides computing tools and expertise to develop and apply data science and visual communication skills. The space is free to all U of M Twin Cities faculty, students, and staff.
Learners at all skill levels can visit the Data + Visualization Lab to:
Data + Visualization staff offer help with projects from idea to creation to project refinement.
Connect with an expertThe following specialized software is available for use:
Workshops are free of charge on a first come, first-served basis. Registration requested.
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Librarians, data curators, and colleagues from around the country — from Duke University and Pennsylvania State University to Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and University of Nevada, Reno — recently gathered in Wilson Library’s Research Collaboration Studio for two days of energized exchanges and mini-seminars with other experts in their field of data curation.
Beginning in January 2023, there will be new data management and sharing requirements when submitting grant funding applications to NIH. Start learning now about what you need to do to be in compliance.
We’re celebrating 2021 with a look back at our favorite stories of the year that feature the innovative, impactful, and even unexpected work of the Health Sciences Library and the Wangensteen Historical Library of Biology and Medicine. 10. Boosting data’s impact: Even a common tool like Excel can make a difference with data visualization Intern […]
To her internship in the Data + Visualization Lab in the Health Sciences Library, Claire Winters brought a lot of experience with Excel. Winters transformed her knowledge and experience into two workshops on creating compelling data visualizations with Excel. “Excel is one of the more common tools and can do more than many people realize,” she says.
Public Health Librarian and Data Curation Specialist