Data Science Training for the Humanities and Social Sciences
A newly published report documents key learnings that stemmed from the 2020-21 SSHRC funded Relevant Research Series.
A newly published report documents key learnings that stemmed from the 2020-21 SSHRC funded Relevant Research Series.
Open Access Week celebrates the rise of open access academia and champions barrier-free access to research. To celebrate the seismic shift in scholarship brought about by the Open Access movement, McMaster Library is hosting a series of events during #OpenAccessWeek2022. Learn more and join the OA movement!
This summer, Val Flores Zambrano georeferenced maps and air photos in the McMaster Library catalogue, matching documents as far back as the 1920s to today’s landscape.
Applications are now open for 2023 SCDS Graduate Residents! This program supports graduate students as they work on a digital scholarship project. What is digital scholarship, you might ask? Instead of telling you, we’d like to show you. In this blog …
Does your social media research examine comments on Reddit? Digital Scholarship Librarian John Fink has created some code that may come in handy.
Take a behind-the-scenes look at how the Sherman Centre is creating an accessible digital edition of a scandalous 18th-century bestseller.
For the last 22 years, Vivek Jadon has led an impressive variety of data-centric projects at McMaster University. Learn more about our industrious Data Specialist in this quick Q&A.
Today on the blog, McMaster Experts Student Assistant Robyn Berardi shares her work on McMaster’s ambitious research database.
Our new Searchable Online Learning Catalogue makes Digital Scholarship easier to access than ever.