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Take advantage of the latest tools, apps, resources, and support available to help you with research information, funding, data, and collaboration.

• Thursday, Nov. 29^th from 1pm-3pm - Fairchild Tower
• Monday, Dec. 3^rd from 11am-1pm - MacLean Engineering Sciences Center
• Wednesday, Dec. 5^th from 11am-1pm - Life Sciences Center
• Tuesday, Jan. 29th from 12pm-3pm - Baker Library Main Hall

Tasty refreshments … Lots of helpful folks … Drop by any time during the event!

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For graduate and professional school students, researchers, and faculty, "Gear Up!" will showcase information management tools, apps, and research support systems to help you tune up your research.

• Learn about Pivot to help you find funding sources, research collaborators and keep your profile updated.
• Find out about data management and storage using RSTOR, statistical consulting services, and other support from Research Computing.
• See how RefWorks, Mendeley, and Zotero can make handling your papers and citations easier.
• Learn about the Dartmouth Digital Library program and its projects in support of digital scholarship.
• Talk to an expert about open access publishing, and the importance of authors retaining their copyrights to provide open access to published works.
• Discuss publishing opportunities and the electronic scholarly monograph with an editor from the University Press of New England.
• Take a look at apps and readers for mobile devices that can help you in research, teaching, and general productivity.
• Explore Lynda.com to make better use of research and educational software.

Get Help Building Your Own Toolkit from Computing, the Library, and Office of Sponsored Projects!