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Join us for a guided electronics project where we will create a prototype for a light up piano. Discover the basics of wiring a circuit with components such as an Arduino (aka the 'brain' of the circuit), a speaker, buttons, and a LED to create your ideas. All materials will be provided.

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Before you interview, survey, or observe, get IRB ready with Robert Crouch from the UCSB Office of Research.

This workshop, a collaboration between the Office of Research and the Graduate Division Professional Development Team, will provide a brief overview of the Human Subjects Committee and its role in ensuring compliance with federal regulations, UC policies, and ethical principles. Participants will gain practical guidance on preparing and submitting IRB...

Join us for a guided tutorial where you will learn to 3D model in Autodesk Fusion by modeling vases in three different styles. You will be able to send your design directly to our 3D printers and later pick up your model. No experience needed!

All you need to bring is a laptop (and ideally, a mouse). Before the event, create a free educational Autodesk account...

Meet up with your fellow fiber artists at the Makerspace. This event is a casual, drop-in event where you can work on crochet, knitting, or any other yarn art. Feel free to start a new project, or bring a project you've been working on. We will provide yarn, crochet hooks, and knitting needles. A sample pattern will be provided for anyone who wishes to follow along.

This event is open to experts and beginners alike. We will not have formal instruction during this time,...

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Join us for this 1-hour introductory seminar on High Performance Computing (HPC) resources at UCSB. The seminar is designed for researchers tackling projects that exceed their laptop's capabilities. This session will provide an overview of resources available to UCSB researchers (students, postdocs, researchers and faculty), and cover common use...

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How do you want to represent yourself and your work online? The UCSB Library offers this workshop to help graduate students, faculty, and creatives to understand the risks and practical considerations of managing professional identities online. This workshop will cover researcher profiles (e.g. ORCID), research impact, curating professional profiles online on personal portfolio sites or...

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Zotero is a free open source bibliography management tool that helps you collect citations for your research and generate entries for notes and bibliographies.

The “Zotero Basics” workshops last 1.5 hours and will cover all aspects of using Zotero to manage citations for your personal research. While the basic workshops are designed for beginners, tips will be shared that will also help...

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This three-day workshop offers a comprehensive introduction to Python, specifically designed for participants with no prior programming experience. Through the use of Jupyter notebooks, learners will get started coding in Python. The workshop will cover essential skills such as data loading and analysis, automation of data processing tasks, and the creation of basic plots...

Join us for a short presentation and ofrenda at a Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) altar created by UCSB students in celebration of the holiday. Everyone is welcome to attend.

The altar is composed of shoebox altars created by students in workshops on October 14 and October...

Join us for a hands-on workshop where we'll walk you through a simple sewing machine project. Everyone will get to take home a mini snack-sized tote bag they made themselves. We will cover sewing machine operation plus some basic construction techniques. No experience needed and all materials are provided!

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​Register in Shoreline for Nov 6: https://cglink.me/2dD/r2269320

Join us for this 1-hour introductory seminar on High Performance Computing (HPC) resources at UCSB. The seminar is designed for researchers tackling projects that exceed their laptop's capabilities. This session will provide an overview of resources available to UCSB researchers (students, postdocs, researchers and faculty), and cover common use...