Don’t wait. Find your funding now. If you are currently enrolled in a graduate program, now is the time to learn how to find research funding, because finding funding now will make finding funding easier for you in the future. In this workshop, you will learn about: •    Support for research funding available at the U-M, including at the U-M Library, Office of Research … Continue reading Strategies for Finding Research Funding »

Applying to grants and need a Data Management Plan writing refresher?  Join us for a workshop on the DMPTool, an incredibly useful guide that helps you cover all your bases when drafting your DMPs.  In this workshop, you will learn about: What the DMPTool is How to access it How to navigate to specific funding agency templates How to use it to write effective data management … Continue reading Streamline your Data Management Plans: Workshop on the DMPTool »

Each U.S. federal funding agency has its own policies and processes for making federally funded research publicly accessible making for a confusing landscape for researchers and administrative staff. This workshop will provide grantees and administrative staff with: A clear understanding of the New Public Access Policy for different federally funding agencies for major funders of Engineering  Research An explanation of the policies, who and what … Continue reading New Federal Public Access Policy Requirements for Published Research »

U-M Library’s repositories, Deep Blue Documents and Deep Blue Data, provide access and preservation services for the research, teaching, learning, and creativity created by U-M researchers on all campuses. These free repositories can help you preserve and publicly share your scholarly works. This session gives an overview of each repository, including how to determine which repository best meets your needs. Learning outcomes After attending this … Continue reading Sharing and Preserving Your Scholarship in the U-M Library’s Deep Blue Repositories »