Yoshihiro Nakayama, Assistant Professor of Engineering, Academic Cluster: Changing Polar Regions
Frank Rosenblatt at home in Chateau Rosenblatt; image courtesy of William Mutch
We are proud that our strategic framework for Dartmouth Libraries was developed through engagement with a broad cross-section of Dartmouth stakeholders: students, faculty, library staff, campus partners, and Trustees. The result is a dynamic and ambitious plan, responding to and anticipating the needs of our communities in a fast-paced and ever-changing world.
Your research data isn't always numbers — sometimes it's interview transcripts, archival documents, or survey responses. In this workshop, you'll learn how to work with text in Python: reading in…
Are you presenting at the Guarini Poster Session on April 15th? Come to the libraries' Poster Pitch Drop…
Curious about how public access mandates (like those from federal agencies such as NIH) affect your publishing? The landscape is changing rapidly. This workshop helps researchers to understand…
Library staff are experts at finding and accessing relevant resources, citing sources, and teaching information skills. There is a specialist assigned to every subject, who can plan your research project and navigate the library's resources. Library staff also work directly with faculty to support their research and courses.