This blogpost was collaboratively written by the csv,conf organizing team which includes John Chodacki from CDL. csv,conf is supported by the Sloan Foundation and the Moore…
Author: John Chodacki
csv,conf,v5 moves online
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Library Carpentry Receives Supplemental IMLS Grant
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Community-Owned Data Publishing Infrastructure
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Lessons from Dat in the Lab: Webinar
We have received several inquiries about the status of our Dat-in-the-Lab project. To share our project outputs, we held a webinar on Friday, October 19, 2018.…
dat-in-the-lab: Announcing The Dat Anacapa Container
Today we are releasing Anacapa Container, which enables reproducibility of research environment and data across campuses. If you’ve been following our work over the last…