Learn how to transform your raw data into compelling interactive dashboards in this hands-on and fast-paced, 45-minute workshop.
Events
UNB Libraries Fall 2025 Booster 2: AI in the classroom & workplace: boosting your productivity
Join librarian Catherine Gracey and tech professional Aaron Grubb (Minebright) for a presentation and discussion on considerations and use cases for leveraging AI to search for information.
Fall 2025 Booster 1: Academic Publishing and Knowledge Mobilization
Join librarians/researchers Mike Nason and Marc Bragdon for a 45 minute discussion of how to publish, promote, and disseminate your research and professional learning outputs within the UNB context.
Opening Doors to Data: CRDCN Cross-Country Tour
CRDCN will be visiting each of the 10 provincial capital cities this year to provide a half-day of free programming, with two components: (1) a research-policy nexus session; and (2) a research data management training session.
Eileen Wallace memorial tribute
In honor of Eileen Wallace and her significant contributions to the study of children’s literature, UNB Libraries is hosting a memorial tribute on Wednesday May 14th
2025 Winter Graduate Booster 3: Humanities and Social Sciences Research Impact Workshop
This 90-minute workshop will support Humanities and Social Science (HSS) researchers looking to use bibliometrics and research impact metrics to strengthen storytelling about their research records.
Love Data Week 2025: Whose Data is it Anyway?
UNB Libraries is celebrating Love Data Week 2025 with two events highlighting data-focused research and resources at UNB!
Academic Publishing Workshop Series
Throughout February, featuring panel conversations with UNB researchers and workshops from library experts.
Fall 2024 Graduate Booster III: Publishing Trends and Disseminating Your Research
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Dr. Barry Blight, Faculty of Chemistry on managing a lab, publishing research, sharing potentially proprietary research data, open access, and other topics related to sharing research.
Graduate Booster II: Artificial Intelligence in Research
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From building a Fichero to makeshift AI tools for a writer, with Dr. Daniel Tubb, Dept of Anthropology (Faculty of Arts). Copyright and Ethical AI for Graduate Research, with Josh Dickison, UNB Libraries.