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This series explores AI as a research tool across evidence synthesis, coding, data analysis, visualization, and science and health communication. 

In this workshop, Yale’s Research Data Management Librarian, Dr. Brandon Miliate, will provide an introduction to using Yale Dataverse.

Interested in writing about your research—scholarly, public, policy, and more—and working with AI? 

This series explores AI as a research tool across evidence synthesis, coding, data analysis, visualization, and science and health communication. 

This series explores AI as a research tool across evidence synthesis, coding, data analysis, visualization, and science and health communication. 

Thinking of using AI to help organize your files, to clean or analyze your data, or to help prepare a replication package?

Join DISSC and the Tobin Center for a three-part series on the Federal Statistical Research Data Center (FSRDC) at Yale.

Interested in writing about your research—scholarly, public, policy, and more—and working with AI? 

Large-scale field data can be expensive and ephemeral, making transparency and reproducibility challenging but essential.

AI can make large bodies of archival description accessible to new forms of questioning across collections, people, places, subjects, etc.

Coding agents such as Claude Code can inspect data, write and execute R code, troubleshoot errors, and produce reproducible analysis files.

Can you build a literature review with AI? How does it compare to the traditional route?

Can you build a literature review with AI? How does it compare to the traditional route?

This workshop invites participants to think through the goals of an AI-resilient model of collections-based teaching.

Would you like to work with an AI large language model (LLM) like ChatGPT or Claude, but not via web interface or desktop applications?

This workshop will provide researchers interested in LLMs with the skills to launch and run inference-based workflows with open-source models on YCRC.

Can you build a literature review with AI? How does it compare to the traditional route? Join us for a session with one goal: to help you choose when,

Can you build a literature review with AI? How does it compare to the traditional route? Join us for a session with one goal: to help you choose when,

Have you recently encountered an image online and wondered whether it was real or AI-generated? 

Join us each month at DISSC for an informal lunch discussion on artificial intelligence use cases at Yale.

Join us for Yale’s first ReproducibiliTEA session, an informal reading group for faculty and other advanced researchers.

Have you ever gone back to or inherited a research project and wondered how to run the analysis code?