The Data Science Revolution is the Focus of the Latest “Research Libraries Issues” (RLI) Published by ARL

Research Libraries Issues (No. 298; 2019) “The Data Science Revolution” was published online today by the Association of Research Libraries.

Introduction
Judy Ruttenberg, ARL

Data Literacy as a Pathway to Data Science at Georgia Tech
Catherine Murray-Rust, Dean of Libraries, Georgia Tech

in collaboration with:
Ameet Doshi, Director, Service Experience and Program Design, Georgia Tech
Jay Forrest, Data and Statistical Analysis Manager Librarian, Georgia Tech
Ximin Mi, Data Visualization Librarian, Georgia Tech
Alison Valk, Multimedia Instruction Librarian and College of Computing Liaison, Georgia Tech

New Collaboration for New Education: Libraries in the Moore-Sloan Data Science Environments
Jennifer Muilenburg, Research Data Services Librarian, University of Washington, and Visiting Program Officer, Association of Research Libraries

Judy Ruttenberg, Director, Scholars and Scholarship, Association of Research Libraries

Building Capacity for Data Science with Help from Our Friends
Cynthia Parr, Technical Information Specialist, National Agricultural Library, Agricultural Research Service, US Department of Agriculture

Susan McCarthy, Associate Director, Knowledge Services Division, National Agricultural Library, Agricultural Research Service, US Department of Agriculture

The AgNIC Data Working Group: University Collaboration with the National Agricultural Library
Erica M. Johns, Head of Research Services and Scholarly Engagement, Albert R. Mann Library, Cornell University

Cynthia Parr, Technical Information Specialist, National Agricultural Library, Agricultural Research Service, US Department of Agriculture

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DOI: 10.29242/rli.298

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