Visit the library site to access a portal of resources to support each phase of your research project or query. The links, below, will exit this support blog and connect to those respective pages from the Research Support site. See also, dedicated support content for Scholarly Communication and Research Data Services.
Planning Your Research Project
Identify funding opportunities and get help preparing your proposal or project.
- Evidence Synthesis and Systematic Reviews
Request assistance from our librarians as you embark on any evidence synthesis journey. Evidence synthesis is a form of literature review in which researchers identify, select, and combine results from multiple studies. These projects are often comprehensive, systematic in nature, and require more time and more focused research questions and search strategies than traditional literature reviews.
Finding and Evaluating Information
Locate and evaluate scholarly literature, datasets, and other specialized resources.
Collecting, Organizing and Analyzing Information
Efficiently conduct research and manage your documents and data.
Publishing and Sharing Your Research
Get help from experts on grant compliance, scholarly publishing, open access, and scholarly repositories.
- Publishing Your Research Article (Science & Engineering) OR Publishing Your Research in the Humanities & Social Sciences
- Choosing Where to Publish Your Article (journal selection criteria to consider)
- Useful e-text for getting started, A Roadmap to Successful Scientific Publishing: The Dos, the Don’ts and the Must-Knows
Curating and Preserving Your Research Outputs
Discover how to best store and archive research data and publications.
Measuring and Maximizing Impact
Explore author profiles, citation analytics, and other scholarly metrics to measure your research impact.
- Researcher Profiles (resources for linking researchers to their research outputs, funding, and affiliations)
- Understanding Impact Metrics (resources to help researchers measure journal, article, and author impact factors)
- Broader Societal Impacts (resources for demonstrating the impact and societal benefit of research–and engaging with a larger, diverse audience for that information)
