Empowering the CMU community to incorporate AI tools into their research workflows responsibly and effectively. The AI in Research (AIR) Program is an initiative from CMU Libraries that provides support for using AI at all stages of the research process, and provides resources su
Generative AI is the newest information environment your students and colleagues are working in, and helping the campus navigate it is central to what the Libraries do.
Altmetric's mission is to track and analyze the online activity around scholarly research outputs.
As a center for research and creativity, the University Archives promote translational and innovative uses of primary sources.
The Libraries offer a number of ways to help you fund open access publishing, from providing funding to maintaining memberships that will help you pay less to publish your research.
Bloomberg is a powerful and flexible platform for financial professionals that brings together real-time data on all market, news and research, analytics, and communication tools.
The University Libraries offers several resources that can help you manage your citations.
The Libraries offers a list of printers, scanners, and copiers available at each location. Step-by-step instructions are posted at the machines.
As you create or publish materials for research and teaching, it's important to understand copyright. Managing copyright effectively and using other people's copyrighted work are important parts of research and publishing.
Course Reserves are course-related items made available at the request of instructors. Course reserves are available online (as an e-book) 24/7 or as a physical copy held at the circulation desk for short-term use by students.
We offer support for open source coding languages and data science tools for anyone in the CMU community working on research, class projects, or simply learning a new skill.
The Libraries help researchers, faculty, and students across all disciplines manage, document, share, and preserve their data in line with open science principles and current funder requirements.
Are you currently involved in work that could be augmented by visualizing your data for analysis or to communicate your findings to the public? Would you like to further your skills or learn new ways to make charts, graphs, maps, or other types of visualizations?
The Libraries is dedicated to advancing research and teaching involving humanities data sources in digital humanities and humanities analytics.
Our Digital Collections feature a wide range of materials including newspapers, maps, manuscripts, letters, publications, and more.
One of the largest linked research knowledge databases bringing together information on publications, grants, patents, clinical trials, policy documents and datasets into a single place for improved global discovery and analysis.
Elements is the shared research information management system at CMU, which collects and maintains academic and research activities in one convenient location.
The University Libraries provides evidence synthesis support to CMU students, researchers and staff.
Geographic Information Systems are tools that allow you to manipulate spatial data. Spatial data include vector data (e.g., shapefiles), raster images (e.g., GeoTIFFs), LiDAR, and others. Spatial inquiry and analysis is of growing interest in multiple disciplines.
Want to get more out of something you already use? Google Scholar is a freely accessible web search engine that indexes the full text or metadata of scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats and disciplines.
If you need access to materials that CMU does not own, you may be able to request materials from other institutions using ILLiad or EZBorrow.
The Carnegie Mellon University Libraries Publishing Service (LPS) supports scholarly journals, online exhibitions, and other open access digital projects to promote learning, share research,
The Journal and Newspaper Search in the catalog will tell you if we have print and/or online subscriptions for a journal o
Keenious is a powerful recommender tool that leverages search algorithms and AI to analyze text to recommend relevant research articles and topics to enhance the research process and aid in serendipitous discovery.
Provided by the University Libraries, KiltHub is the comprehensive institutional repository and research collaboration platform for research data and scholarly outputs produced by members of Carnegie Mel
LabArchives is an Electronic Research Notebook that can be used for securely storing, sharing, searching, and managing research data in any field or as a lab manual and notebook
LibKey Nomad is a browser extension that facilitates access to the Libraries' full text resources as you find research on the web.
CMU Libraries supports open access publishing through various mechanisms: 1) publisher agreements (which allow authors to publish OA at no cost to them), 2) through
The term open access (OA) describes the practice of making scholarly research outputs freely accessible online and easily discoverable in an Internet search.
Open Educational Resources (OER) are free, openly licensed, and open-access teaching materials. OER reduce financial access barriers to students by lowering the costs of textbooks and course supplies, helping to make higher education more equitable and accessible.
Developed by the non-profit, Center for Open Science, Open Science Framework (OSF), is a platform for publishing preregistrations and serves as the infrastructure for many preprint servers.
Open Science Program is a University Libraries program supporting collaborative, transparent, openly accessible, and reproducible research across all disciplines at Carnegie Mellon University.
The open source programs office (OSPO) raises awareness and capacity for open source software to better develop, manage, curate, and share it for research, education, translation, and broader impact.
ORCiD (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) is a non-profit, platform agnostic registry of unique author identifiers. It will distinguish you from other researchers throughout your scholarly career.
Overleaf is designed to make the process of writing, editing and producing your research papers and project reports much quicker for both you and your collaborators.
Are you interested in using materials from our archival collections in your research, art, or publication? We are happy to work with you to find a solution.
protocols.io is a platform for recording, organizing, and sharing detailed up-to-date research methods and protocols.
If your materials are unavailable at CMU, you may be able to borrow them from another library using Interlibrary Loan (ILLiad or EZBorrow services). Request books only from participating libraries. Follow the links below for step-by-step instructions on how to use each service.
Our personnel are information specialists with extensive knowledge of disciplinary information sources and methods who can help with everything from a first-year assignment to dissertation work and grant-funded research projects.
Our A-Z list of Research Guides is sorted by group, subject, course, or librarian/specialist. We have guides tailored to classes and subject areas—see if we have one that can help you.
The University Libraries provides research impact services and tools to support CMU students, researchers, and staff measure the impact of published research based on various metrics.
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Research Information Management Services (RIMS) brings together information about scholarship, creative practices, and funded research endeavors, as well as teaching, service, awards, and leadership accomplishments.
SciVal is a web-based analytics solution that provides comprehensive access to the research performance of over 20,000 research institutions and their asso
Sysrev is a document review platform designed to help individuals and teams manage the steps in a systematic review, or other type of systematized document or literature review process. Learn more in the Sysrev Research Guide.
Tableau is a software that helps you create more dynamic and appealing visualizations for your class projects, research, or just for fun!
Special Collections hosts courses, research seminars, and workshops.
The Libraries has a growing collection of devices available for you to borrow, including iPads, calculators, charging cables, headphones, portable DVD drives, music foot pedals, and more.
Text and data mining (TDM) are becoming increasingly popular ways to conduct research. They entail using automated tools to process large volumes of digital content to identify and select relevant information and discover previously unknown patterns or connections.
As per Carnegie Mellon’s Student Handbook, most graduate students are required to submit copies of their theses and dissertations to the University Libra
The Libraries' workshops – which are offered by the Libraries each semester on a variety of topics – are designed
Zotero is a free, open source tool for helping you collect, organize, cite and share your research sources.
