We are thrilled to present the August and September NIH Library Training Classes. Just like the Olympic Games inspire excellence in sports, we aim to honor your dedication and skill in navigating the realms of knowledge. Whether you're a seasoned researcher or a curious novice, the Library Training Classes welcome all who seek to enhance their skills and celebrate the joy of learning.
In the spirit of the Olympic Games starting today, we encourage you to set your own gold-medal training goals! Take 4 or more classes over the next month, get started on publishing your systematic review, or plan to master the intricacies of coding with the R programming language. Whatever your aspirations, mark your calendars and prepare to embark on this thrilling journey of discovery and achievement. Let the games begin!
NIH Library classes are offered online, except where noted. In-person classes are held in the NIH Library Training Room, located in the Library in Building 10, Clinical Center. Class descriptions and registration information are available through the links below.
Aug 5 Creating Pivot Tables in Excel
Aug 6 Retractions: An Introduction
Aug 7 Python for Data Science: How to Get Started, What to Learn, and Why
Aug 8 Statistical Methods for Binary Data Analysis Using R
Aug 9 The Basics of PowerPoint Accessibility: Lunch and Learn
Aug 12 Introduction to EndNote Desktop
Aug 13 Retractions in Evidence Synthesis
Aug 14 Introduction to PubMed
Aug 15 Advanced PubMed
Aug 16 Introduction to Embase
Aug 19 Writing and Publishing Your Review
Aug 20 Patent Search and Analysis Tools
Aug 20 Meta-Analysis: Quantifying a Systematic Review
Aug 21 Exploring the Cochrane Library: Systematic Reviews, Clinical Trials, and More
Aug 27 Crafting Your Generative AI Usage Strategy
Aug 29 Open Science and Collaboration with MATLAB
Sep 3 Foundations of Literature Searching
Sep 4 AI Literacy: Navigating the World of Artificial Intelligence
Sep 5 Introduction to Scopus
Sep 10 Pathway Analysis
Sep 11 Data Management and Sharing: Part 1
Sep 12 Introduction to R and RStudio
Sep 12 Data Management and Sharing: Part 2
Sep 16 NanCI, Connecting Scientists: AI-Powered App from NCI
Sep 17 Best Practices and Patterns for Prompt Generation in ChatGPT
Sep 18 Integration of SAS with Open-Source Tools
Sep 19 MATLAB for Excel Users
Sep 20 An Introduction to Early Phase Clinical Trials Design
Sep 27 NGS Visualization Tool
Individuals who need reasonable accommodations to participate should contact the NIH Interpreting Office directly at [email protected], or the NIH Library Information Desk at 301-496-1080. Requests should be made at least five business days in advance to ensure availability.
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