EDIT: This event is now over. Interested folks can view the recording or browse the slides.

Join the Data Curation Network on Tuesday, September 12, from 4-5pm Eastern for a presentation on curating historical scientific analog data from various university locations. This in-depth case study will feature speakers Shannon Farrell, Julia Kelly, Lois Hendrickson, and Kristen Mastel from the University of Minnesota Libraries. Building on their recent publication, the presenters will share their experiences discovering and capturing heterogeneous historic data, the various forms the data took, and suggestions for others interested in capturing historical, analog data.

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The speakers will present for approximately 30 minutes with time for discussion, which will be moderated by Sandi Caldrone from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The presentation will be recorded.

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