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The C3@GWU hosted a Better Collaboration via Better Tools panel presentation and discussion on Monday, January 22, 2018 in Himmelfarb Library. Presenters included Rachel Breslin from The Lab@DC, Dacian Reece-Stremtan from GW IT, and Garrett Fields from SMHS IT. The presenters shared information about multiple collaborative tools including Open Science Framework, TeamViewer, Jira, WebEx, Box, Jabber and Google Docs. The session concluded with a demonstration of the steps in creating an Open Science Framework project instance, by Megan Potterbusch from Gelman Library. There were robust conversations throughout the morning regarding best practices for leveraging these tools for collaborative work, GW policies regarding types of data permissible in different supported platforms, and tips to avoid inadvertent public disclosure of data that should remain private.

people in a computer network

Interested in collaborating remotely? How about collaborating across disciplines or
institutions?  Not sure which technologies to use to accomplish your research goals?
Come hear speakers from several organizations and disciplines talk about how they
collaborate and share their research using tools like the Open Science Framework - a free project management, file sharing, and resource connecting tool - and IBM’s Data Science Experience.  The event includes a hands-on workshop... so come with a research project in mind and a laptop.

Presenters:

  • Jonathan Entwistle (Invited): Big Data Platform Sales and Engineering at IBM
  • Hiroki Morizono: Principal Investigator and Director, Biomedical Informatics at Children’s National Hospital and Associate Research Professor at GWU
  • Rachel Breslin: Senior Operations Analyst in The Lab @ DC
  • Christy Regenhardt: Editor of the Eleanor Roosevelt Papers project
    ...More presenters forthcomingDate: Monday, January 22, 2018

Time: 9:30 am – 12:00 pm                      
Location: Himmelfarb Library -- Room #202
Light refreshments will be served.          

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