• About
  • Center Overview
  • People
  • Affiliated Projects
  • Contact Information
• Collections & Curation
  • Overview
  • Digital Collections and Content (DCC)
  • Opening History
  • Curation Profiles Project (CPP)
  • Data Curation Education in Research Centers (DCERC)
  • Data Curation Education Program (DCEP)
  • Folktales, Facets, and FRBR
  • ECHO DEPository
  • Past Projects
• Socio-technical Data Analytics
  • Overview
  • Towards Evidence-Based Discovery
  • Defining and Solving Key Challenges in Microblog Search
  • Expand SEASR Services
  • Structural Analysis of Large Amounts of Music Information
  • Collaborative Research: The Impact of Scientific Funding
  • Preserving Creative America: Preserving Virtual Worlds
  • Investigative Journalism Education Consortium
  • Meeting the Challenge of Language Change in Text Retrieval with machine Translation Techniques
  • Text Mining in Environmental Literature
• e-Science
  • Overview
  • Data Conservancy
  • Towards Evidence-Based Discovery
  • Curation Profiles Project (CPP)
  • Biological Information Specialist (BIS)
  • Past Projects
• Digital Humanities 
  • Overview
  • Open Annotation Collaboration
  • Data Curation Education Program for the Humanities (DCEP-H)
  • Preserving Virtual Worlds
  • Networked Environment for Music Analysis
  • Metadata Offer New Knowledge(MONK)
  • Past Projects
• Roundtables & Seminars
  • CIRSS Seminar Series
  • E-Research Roundtable
• Publications
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Roundtables & Seminars

CIRSS supports several study groups focusing on important topics in the library sciences.

E-Research Roundtable - The ERRT is a new CIRSS research study group focusing on information problems in the curation and integration of digital research data and the development of research cyberinfrastructure more generally. The ERRT is open to researchers, faculty, staff, students and others who are interested in e-Research issues. It will be a very informal exchange around participants’ research activities and open problems and advances in the field.

CIRSS Seminar Series - The aim of the CIRSS Seminar Series is to provide a relaxed, no-prep venue for sharing our current research by presenting reruns of our recent conference presentations. All CIRSS faculty and student affiliates are welcome to present, and session attendance is open to the entire campus community.