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The Purdue University Libraries, University of Minnesota, University of Oregon, and XXXX are exploring and developing instructional programs to teach budding e-scientists how to discover, manage, and curate their data, supported by a two-year Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) grant.\\

Librarians will interview and observe research teams to determine needs for data and collaborate with research faculty to devise and implement instruction to address gaps in student abilities and work habits. \\

Instructional materials and assessment tools will be posted to this web site as they become available.  available. \\

Project Partners
* Principal Investigator Jacob Carlson is a Data Services Specialist with the Libraries at Purdue University. He pursues innovative solutions for organizing, preserving, and providing access to research data collections. Carlson has worked extensively with faculty at Purdue in crafting data management plans, and in developing workflows to support data sharing and curation. \\
* Co-Principal Investigator Michael Fosmire is the Head of the Physical Sciences, Engineering, and Technology Division of the Purdue Libraries, with responsibility for managing liaison relationships. He has published and presented extensively on information literacy topics.  He co-developed a three-credit graduate/advanced undergraduate level course in geoinformatics. \\
* Co-Principal Investigator Chris Miller is a Geographic Information Systems Specialist at Purdue University. His position provides traditional library GIS services and positions the librarian in the research objectives of the University. His work on interdisciplinary collaborative projects and his teaching is meant to introduce and inject data stewardship, sharing, and discovery into projects.\\
* Co-Principal Investigator Megan Sapp Nelson is an Engineering Librarian at Purdue University. She is the liaison to Civil and Electrical Engineering Departments.  Her research centers on data management practices of small-scale research projects, particularly those that are multidisciplinary and international in scope.\\
* Co-Principal Investigator Marianne Stowell Bracke is the Agricultural Information Sciences Specialist and an Associate Professor at Purdue University.  Her research focuses on the changing roles for librarians working with disciplinary faculty in the age of e-science, data curation and information literacy issues. \\
* Co-Principal Investigator Jon Jeffryes is an Engineering Librarian at the University of Minnesota---Twin Cities.  He is the liaison to the Biomedical, Civil and Mechanical Engineering departments and acts as the Standards Librarian.  His research focus is on information literacy integration and the specific information needs and practices of engineering students.\\
* Co-Principal Investigator Lisa Johnston is a Physical Sciences Librarian at the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities. She is the liaison to the Physics, Astronomy, and Geology departments. Her research focus is e-science, scientific data curation, and citation analysis. She has led the libraries in research data management since 2008, by creating an outreach and instruction program for researchers and worked closely with university leaders toward developing a campus research cyberinfrastructure. \\
* Co-Principal Investigator Brian Westra is the Lorry I. Lokey Science Data Services Librarian at the University of Oregon. He works with research faculty and graduate students in the natural sciences to develop sustainable research data management solutions. His research is focused on technology and skill development in support of user-friendly curation activities that can be applied early in the data lifecycle.\\
* Co-Principal Investigator Dean Walton is Science Librarian for Biology and Environmental Studies and an Assistant Professor at the University of Oregon. He has extensive experience as a field ecologist doing data collection and analysis.  This background serves as a foundation for the faculty research support, reference services, and information literacy classes he provides to UO clientele.