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College of Education and Human Ecology

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April 4, 2025

Managing and Sharing Qualitative Data via the Qualitative Data Repository (QDR) (Virtual Event)

In this webinar, researchers will learn about options for sharing qualitative data, with a focus on the Qualitative Data Repository, of which OSU is an institutional member. Dessi Kirilova, QDR’s Senior Curation Specialist, will show how the deposit process works and will present examples of nuanced data sharing possibilities, including of sensitive data, securely shared under varying levels of access control.

More broadly, researchers will gain a better understanding of qualitative data sharing norms and practices in the social and health sciences, and of simple steps they can take to manage qualitative research materials during the course of projects, which help them stay organized in their own work and enable future archiving and re-use of the materials they so carefully collect. This webinar is designed for anyone who uses qualitative or multi-method techniques in their research — such as faculty, graduate students, and independent researchers, and the staff who support them — and is especially timely for those applying for federal or nonprofit funding who need to prepare a data management / sharing plan (DMP or DMSP) for their qualitative or multi-method research projects.

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April 4, 2025

The Role of Patents in Research and Innovation (Workshop)

Are you an inventor interested in protecting your ideas, products or process? Would you like to explore the state of the art regarding research and innovation in a particular field? Join us for an information session to learn about patents as a type of Intellectual Property Protection, and their role in the research and innovation process. Basic definitions and examples will be shared with participants, together with a general description of the lifecycle of patents. FAQs about patents will also be part of the session.

This event is being offered in person only. Please note that the event will take place in the Research Commons on the 3rd floor of the 18th Avenue Library. Please direct questions to researchcommons@osu.edu. 

Photograph of Dr. Patricia Verdines, Engineering Librarian

About the Presenter:

Patricia Verdines is an Engineering Librarian since January 2024, and together with other two subject librarians, serves the Patent, Trademark and Resource Center (Welcome – Patent and Trademark Resource Center (PTRC) – Research Guides at Ohio State University) at Ohio State University Libraries. Before joining OSU Libraries, she served many years as a faculty member supervising undergraduate and graduate students conducting industry sponsored Capstone Projects at the College of Engineering in a private technical university in Mexico. She holds a BS in Information Systems Engineering from Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon, Mexico; a Master’s in Information Engineering from the University of Tokyo, Japan; and a PhD in Information Science from the University of Maryland College Park.

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February 19, 2025

Introduction to Accelerator Awards (Zoom)

Accelerator Award pre-proposal sessions provide applicants with an overview of the funding opportunity and are intended to provide context and guidance on the proposal content.  Contact accelerator_awards@osu.edu for more information.

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February 19, 2025

Introduction to Accelerator Awards (Zoom)

Accelerator Award pre-proposal sessions provide applicants with an overview of the funding opportunity and are intended to provide context and guidance on the proposal content.  Contact accelerator_awards@osu.edu for more information.

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January 31, 2025

Discover Research Tools and Resources: Sage Research Methods (Virtual Event)

Sage Research Methods provides access to a wealth of content and variety of tools designed to aid users in meeting various teaching, learning, and research needs. Whether preparing your own research for dissemination or providing research assistance, Sage Research Methods can help with every step of the research process.

In this 60-minute session, you will learn more about Sage Research Methods and its various content types – including books, how-to guides, practice datasets, case studies, videos, and more – and how these resources can assist in learning research methods at every level.

After attending this session, participants will be able to:

  • Create a Sage Research Methods profile and use its features, including Reading Lists, to organize content for research
  • Search and browse for content to support every phase of the research process
  • Access and use the variety of Research Tools in the platform
  • Access help guides and additional support resources

Please contact Emily Smith at emily.smith@sagepub.com with any questions prior to the session. We look forward to seeing you there!

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/ research, research development, research process, teaching and learning

January 31, 2025

Discover Research Tools and Resources: TDM Studio (Virtual Event)

Text as Data: An Introduction to TDM Studio for Newspapers, Government, Dissertations, and Web of Science Content

This workshop will provide an overview of TDM Studio and how it can be useful for your computational text analysis work. We will demo how to answers questions like these: How does social media impact mental health? How can I use LLMs to analyze newspaper sentiment?  How is inflation understood by the prices of everyday products such as gas and eggs? What are the emerging trends in academic research? We will give an overview of the content available for analysis including things major US and World newspapers as well as dissertations, Web of Science, and primary sources. TDM Studio supports coding (Python and R) as well as analysis without coding. Researchers from all disciplines are welcome!

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/ research, research development, research process, text analysis

January 31, 2025

Archives and Research Methods

OSU archivists, curators, and librarians will offer graduate students from all disciplines a hands-on introduction to archives and archival research methods. Topics covered will include finding and accessing archives and special collections, analyzing archival sources, and formulating research questions and projects using archival materials. No prior experience using special collections or archives is necessary.

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January 24, 2025

Demystifying Research: Understanding and Negotiating the Terms of Your Publishing Agreement (Virtual Event)

Join the University Libraries’ Copyright Services for a workshop on strategies and considerations for negotiating terms of your publishing agreement. We will discuss common phrases found in scholarly journal publishing agreements, the implications of those terms for future scholarship and research, and tactics for retaining the rights that are important to you. In this workshop, participants will have the opportunity to review a sample agreement to identify potential areas for negotiation.

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January 24, 2025

Demystifying Research: Introduction to Scholarly Publishing for Humanities Researchers (Virtual Event)

Experts from the Libraries and The Ohio State University Press share tips for new humanities researchers navigating the scholarly publishing process. Through a series of real-life scenarios, attendees will learn how to develop strategies to identify appropriate publishers or publications for their dissertations, book chapters, and articles; understand their rights as an author; anticipate copyright and permissions considerations for including third-party content; explore open access opportunities and more. The discussion will focus on research in the humanities, but all are welcome to attend!

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January 24, 2025

Demystifying Research: Beyond the Archives: Exploring Community Collections and Data (Virtual Event)

Many archives exist outside of universities and museums; there are community collections and digitized artifacts that are valuable resources for researchers. This is especially true for those who are focused on underrepresented populations. This panel will feature a roundtable discussion with librarians who have interfaced with archives, digital collections, data, and other materials about and/or produced by underrepresented global communities. Participants will share their experiences as well as recommendations for expanding your research to consider and include more diverse sources and voices. Finally, they will discuss ethics and best practices for engaging with these collections.

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